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    What are some things to do with this fake snow?
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    Decorate tables, rooms, the Christmas tree etc. If you live in a place where you don't get snow, put some outside on the porch and mailbox.
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    How do I make the powdery kind of fake snow at home?
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    Use white or all-purpose flour! Voila!
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    How do I make a dry sand type of snow?
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    Take baking soda and the tiniest bit of shaving cream and mix.
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    I want to transform a doll's house into a Christmas house. What can I put on the roof?
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    Make the snow the same way as in the tutorial and put Modge Podge over it.
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    What if nobody believes that it had snowed?
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    You can take a picture when it snowed at an area most people recognize. If they still don't believe you, then don't worry about it; that's their problem.
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    How do I make realistic fake snow?
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    Follow the instructions listed in the article above.
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    How do you make snow for cloud slime
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    You can get instant Snow from an art and craft store. Then just follow the instructions on the back to make your instant Snow and then just add it to your cloud slime.
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    How long will the fake snow last? Will it get moldy?
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    The recipe for fake snow with flour, baking soda and water will get moldy eventually. You have about 1-2 weeks before it does start to grow mold on it.
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