Create One-Ingredient Fake Snow For Christmas Trees With Spackle


Want to make some fake snow for your Christmas tree? All you need is a tub of lightweight spackling paste from a hardware store and a stiff paintbrush.

You can apply it like paint, says EPBOT.

Dump a scoop of spackling into an old bowl (it’ll wash out later with water, no worries), and then add a little water. Mix it up until you get a thin icing consistency.

Now just dip your chip brush into the spackle snow mixture, and start pouncing it on to your branches.

Applying large clumps will give you a look of thick, wetter snow, while brushing the mixture onto the tree will make it appear like a thin dusting of snow. If the snow appears too clumpy, add more water to your mixture. EPBOT hasn’t given a perfect ratio of spackling to water, so you will need to experiment a bit.

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