Magic Snow Powder | White | 100g - Winter Scenery & Christmas Decor

Turn a spoonful of powder into a drift of snow. This 100g jar of The Raw Craft magic snow powder is a fine white polymer that swells into a soft, cold looking snow when you add water, so a Christmas tree, a winter diorama or a shop display gets a fresh fall in seconds.

Specifications

Ideal For

• Christmas decorators dressing trees, wreaths and mantels
• Model railway and diorama builders making winter scenes
• Shop window and event display stylists
• School and hobby project builders

Perfect for

• Snow drifts on a winter model layout
• Dusting Christmas trees, wreaths and centrepieces
• Snow globes, shadow boxes and table scenes
• Shop window and photo shoot winter styling

Compatibility

Works with: dry display bases, artificial trees, wreaths, model scenery and craft trays

Pairs well with: model trees, pine and Christmas miniatures, glitter and white glue

Not suitable for: skin or food contact, and any surface that must stay dry; the powder swells as soon as it meets water

How to Use

1. Measure out a small amount of powder into a bowl, since it expands a lot.
2. Add water a little at a time and stir; the powder swells into a soft snow within seconds.
3. Spoon or press the snow into place while it is still fresh.
4. For a dry dusting, sprinkle the powder straight onto glue instead of wetting it first.
5. Let the display dry out naturally; the snow shrinks back as the water leaves it.

Before You Buy

• The jar states 100g by weight; the older listing said 100 ml, which we have corrected
• The powder expands many times over once wet, so start with far less than you think you need
• Wet snow dries back down over days, so top it up for a long running display
• We state no skin safe or food safe rating for this powder, so keep it away from food and young children

You will Need

• craft glue

You may also like

• pine and Christmas trees
• model trees
• miniature garden and scenery

Frequently Asked Questions

How much snow does 100g make?
Far more than the jar suggests, because the powder swells many times over with water. The maker gives no expansion figure, so mix a small test batch first.

Does it need water?
Not always. Add water for a soft, moulded snow drift. For a light dusting, sprinkle the dry powder straight onto glue.

How is this different from glitter or fake snow flakes?
This swells into a soft mass you can shape. Glitter and flake snow stay loose and only ever sit on the surface.

How long does the snow last?
The wet snow slowly dries back down over days as the water leaves it. Top it up, or use the dry dusting method for a display that must hold.