Instant Snow Flocking Powder with 1 Pack 500ml Spray Bottle, Self Adhesive Fake Snow for Christmas Tree, Wreath Garland, DIY Winter Village Decoration (2.2 Pounds)

This fake snow is amazing! Kind of messy to put it on, this is why I did it outside my house. Wear gloves and mask, because it the powder goes everywhere. I will do a second round when it dry.

This has been my favorite fake snow for crafting so far. It has a very fine consistency with just the right amount of sparkle. Other fake snow that I’ve previously tried has had larger flakes and too much sparkle which IMO looks less expensive.

There is alot to say about this artificial snow..But let me start with the pro's...1.It did come nicely packaged and it also came with its own spray bottle in case you didn't have one...2. You get what you ordered..The bag was filled to the top so be careful while opening it.3.It did come on time so I can start my project.Now the con's....1.It's very messy...I decided to do my project outside just in case and I'm glad I did because it did get pretty much everywhere.2. I used like they suggested spray while I shift the powder...Which it did help..However if you if you tilt the bottle to far up..It will stop spraying so be careful with that.3.I sprayed it afterwards as suggested to seal my project and let it sit outside on my covered porch so it can officially dry...When I picked it up the next day..Majority of the powder fell off so I had to redo it again.4.It did stain my porch a bit so if you have something plastic to put underneath your project I highly suggest that.Also I would suggest that you wear a mask while using this product. Being outside without a mask is not an issue..However if you take your project inside like I did to finish it..The powder might get in your face.Overall not a bad product. I was a bit disappointed how leaving it out overnight to dry..It didn't actually dry so I had to redo it..But you do get your monies worth and I still have enough for other projects I'm doing for the holidays.

This is such an easy diy project. It sticks pretty . No complaints yet.It is very easy and the results are gorgeousYou can add as little or as much as you would like.The value of product for the money is great.I would recommend laying something down because if you accidentally spray water on the floor it’s very hard to clean up.

This is a process. It's not an easy one and it can make a big mess so be prepared to give yourself and afternoon if your doing a big tree or a big project. You use a spray bottle and a sifter and you slowly spray under the sifter as the flakes fall and stick them to the tree. I have done several items with this as well as a big tree and I have learned a few things. Spray your tree first with a coat of water from a mister, keep your bottle at least 6 inches away from your strainer or else your strainer will start to clog, when your done spray the entire tree again to help seal it all to the tree. Put down a tarp under everything because it will get everywhere.

Christmas is my season. I plan to use this on our tree and my do-it-myself additions to our Christmas Village. It's going to be fun!

Tis the season... I have to start getting ready before the season starts. Gave this a try as the nursing home I work for had 2 trees that we wanted flocked. Working with older donated trees this snow gave them new life, I just wish I had taken pictures at the storage unit. This stuff is easy to use but takes a couple times to get the hang of it. Water and fake snow is all you need. Came with 1 spray bottle. Four of us worked on them so we got 3 more bottles from the dollar store. Obviously you can adjust coverage as you want. The 5lb bag was able to lightly cover two 7.5 foot trees. It does make a mess. Next time I will lay plastic under the trees to catch what falls so we don't waste any product.

I wasn't sure about the specks of colors mixed in, but it actually really works! adds just a touch of flair to any miniature display scene. really steps it up!