there are a lot of different items that are used to represent "snow" in a snow globe.
Old-fashioned globes, and artisan globes today, often used crushed real egg shells to represent snow. If you are making your own, be sure to rinse the shells well in a strainer to get the "dust" off after crushing, so you don't fog up the liquid.
Globes made commercially also use plastic composite material designed to float slowly in the snow globe liquid. Some snow globes use types of glitter and/or mylar confetti instead of "snow."
The mylar confetti -- when used -- must be tested to be sure it is color-safe in liquid, or it will tint over time. This is why white, silver and some gold confetti and sparkles are the most common as they have less color tint and will stay the original color in the liquid.
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The best place to find pictures of individual flakes of snow is on Google images. They offer compilations of various individual snow flakes, and allow you to search for what size of the image you want.
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By definition, snow consists of crystals of ice called "flakes." Very wet snow is actually sleet, for instance, because there are no crystals of ice; very big, dry snow is actually hail, etc.
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Snow flakes will cost you real money and you can buy them through the app.
Snow flakes are made from water vapor in the air that combine to make little ice crystals. The ice crystals like to be in hexagonal forms, and make flakes.
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there cakes that are made from coconut flakes and marshmallow and chocolate cake and creme in side for the filling.
The best place to find pictures of individual flakes of snow is on Google images. They offer compilations of various individual snow flakes, and allow you to search for what size of the image you want.
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By definition, snow consists of crystals of ice called "flakes." Very wet snow is actually sleet, for instance, because there are no crystals of ice; very big, dry snow is actually hail, etc.