Place any loose pieces in a sealed baggie with a note so they are not lost during shipping. Use tissue or soft packing to protect the interior sculpture from additional breakage. Place the broken snow globe in a plastic bag then pack it very carefully so that the resin insert is protected and does not move around in the shipping box. What do I need to do to have my broken snow globe repaired? If you are not sure please send us a photo or call to discuss. Yes we can repair most broken snow globes. I broke a favorite snow globe - but it's not one made by Snow Globe Central. We cannot repair snow globes larger than 6-inch diameter glass globe. Final cost will be determined by the size of shipping box.
Shipping to Canada is estimated at $96.60. Shipping to Alaska and Hawaii is estimated at $98.40. MICHAELS XMAS SNOW GLOBE PLUS
6 inch glass snow globe: $130 repair PLUS $51.50 handling and shipping (UPS Ground). 5 inch glass snow globe: $100 repair PLUS $43.75 handling and shipping (UPS Ground). 4 inch glass snow globe: $85 repair cost PLUS $35.90 handling and shipping (UPS Ground). 3 1/4 inch snow globe: $65 repair cost PLUS $29.80 for handling and shipping (UPS Ground). 2 1/2 inch snow globe: $55 repair PLUS $25.65 for handling and shipping (UPS Ground). 1 3/4 inch snow globe: $40 repair PLUS $21.80 for handling and shipping (UPS Ground). Repair and Shipping and handling costs for repaired snow globe within the 48 Continental United States: If the base breaks as well, contact us and we can quote a replacement cost from our current base designs. We do not fix any type of light(s) or motor or anything controlled by battery or electrical plug. However, we know many people have snow globes that are special to them for sentimental reasons, and if you choose Snow Globe Central for your repair, we will do our best to make your snow globe good as new again. Please be aware, that due to the time and handwork involved, it may cost more to repair your snow globe than the original globe cost. We can often replace the glass, liquid and confetti or snow and rebuild the globe for a repair charge which will be quoted to you at that time. If you drop your globe, save all pieces except glass shards (discard broken glass carefully). Can you find the snowman? Can you find 3 snowflakes? Make it a game! Also just having them shake it up and make all the ingredients float is just as fun too! And of course having them MAKE the sensory bottle themselves is also a great activity.What happens if I break my snow globe? Can it be fixed?Īccidents do happen, and glass is by its nature, very breakable. One fun activity I like to do with my toddler is ask him to find something inside the sensory bottle. You can use this as a good distraction tool during tantrums or just as a fun activity during the day. That’s really what the sensory bottles purpose for – to give your little one something to look at as the glitter falls inside the snow globe. This DIY Snow Globe also doubles as a relaxing calming bottle for your kids. I personally really liked the blue and silver DIY Snow Globe but red & silver, red & green or pink and silver would be really fun Christmas colors too! What else can you do with your DIY Snow Globe? That’s it! You can make lots of different colored versions of these homemade glitter sensory bottles. 
Hot glue around the cap of the snow globe to ensure your little ones can’t open the snow globe when playing with it. Put in LOTS of tiny glitter – that will give it the ‘snow globe’ effect. Drop in whatever supplies you have gathered. Add in a bit of glycerin if using (optional). Fill the snow globe 3/4 of the way up with water. 
Anything else you find that would be fun inside the bottle! Other assorted glitter – snowmen, lettering, snowflakes, etc – Glycerin(Optional – this will make the silver glitter not fall so quickly, but don’t use too much or it will stick to the bottom) – Plastic Snow Globe – I found mine at Michaels and it was not expensive! Supplies You’ll Need to Make Your Christmas Sensory Bottle
The key to these glitter sensory bottles of course is the glitter! So first you need to find some great supplies of things you’d want to put into this homemade sensory bottle. We found some puff balls, glitter, fabric snowflakes and foam balls. OK let’s get started on how we made these Snow Globe Christmas Sensory Bottles. What else can you do with your DIY Snow Globe?.Supplies You’ll Need to Make Your Christmas Sensory Bottle.
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