RGQSUN 5.3oz Christmas Fake Snow Decoration for Crafts,Artificial Fake Snow Powder Filler White Snow for Christmas Party Decoration Supplies

I used this to put around my department 56 Christmas Vacation display. So pretty, and I had no issue with the snow staying in place during the whole holiday.

easy to use either permanently with glue or just as a beautiful "dusting" across a mantle. great stuff.

It serves its purpose to cover a floor to make it look like a o!

This snow is light and fluffy and has just the perfect amount of sparkle to draw attention to the area without looking fake or over the top. It really adds a lovely, magical touch to any display.The bag is on the smaller side, but a little goes a long way, and I was impressed with how much I could get out of just one bag.For the price, it’s a fantastic value, especially considering the quality and the effect it creates. I love that it doesn’t clump and has a nice, realistic look.I’m planning to use this for my Christmas village this year, and I can already picture how beautiful it'll look and I can’t wait to see it all come together!If you’re looking to add some festive flair, I definitely recommend giving this a shot!

Worked perfectly! Great amount of sparkle without it being too much so it detracts from my project. I used glue to affix the snow onto glass and it adhered well and, due to the perfect size of these "flakes," there was still some that stuck up/out, creating a great 3D effect.I made framed snowy windows with this snow. I've made one to test and do this review and will make more to hand out at our early December family get-together. Took 12x12 sheets of glass and created swirly snow effects and snow borders using this fake snow and glue, then used some cut out vinyl stickers to create a window scene as if looking out a 4-paned window, then placed in a 12x12 wooden frame - turned out so super cute. Have plenty of snow left and just can't wait to make a few more of these and hand them out to my lovees for them to decorate with this December.This fake snow's ability to maintain its shape while being glued, allowing it to create a 3D effect, made my project so much better than it would have been if I'd used something different to create the snow. It was also possible to scrape it into the designs that I wanted (such as swirls, corner drifts, etc.).

This is the most beautiful, sparkly, happy snow! It is right up there with real snow . . . but it's even better since it doesn't melt! I can hardly wait for the holidays so I can set up my Christmas village. In the past, I have used cotton batting, which is white, but it doesn't look much like snow. I think I might try sprinkling this snow on the batting to use in the background of my village and then use only fluffy sprinkles in the foreground. It's perfect for decorating during the Most Wonderful Time of the Year!

It's winter craft season and of course that means snow. I like the look of frosting on glass. Sprays don't last long and are really east to scratch off. Using artificial snow and glue or Modge Podge works much better and looks more realistic. A little goes a long way and I have more than enough to do quite a few crafts. The only thing that causes me some concern is that the snow comes in a plain zip bag with no ingredient description. The snow is pure white with no artificial sparkle, which is good. Overall, it works well.