Sentences with phrase «snow spray»

You could easily buy the fake snow spray which would work great.

Not counting snow spraying the garland, it took me less than 1 hour to complete.

but you could also roll them in glitter before they dry, or even use a little bit of snow spray on the bottoms once they're dry.

There is just something magical about the thought of a V - 10 engine piercing the brisk, icy air of winter at 8,500 rpm as rooster tails of snow spray from all four wheelwells.

You can use snow spray and spray glitter to give your fresh pines a little sparkle and a snow tipped look.

Another snow ice cream recipe this one healthy and sounds delicious from Mamma Pappa Bubba, you can tell they've got a lot of snow at the moment as they've also been doing some fun snow spray painting.

Materials Fine, fake snow Spray glue adhesive Clear glass votives Gold metallic spray paint Spray bottle filled with water

Every time I make a pass through the lot, twin streaks of clumpy snow spray off the edges of the plow.

I took my wreath (that I had on the fireplace for the past year), gave it a light dusting with my faux snow spray, and added a second wreath with white berries right on top of it.

Mary - the boondocks blog recently posted... The Snow Spray that Wasn't — Το Σπρέι Χιονιού που δεν ήτανε

(After it's dry, snow spray is nontoxic to breathe, according to Poison Control.)

I love that you used the snow spray..

Low Toxicity ------ Holiday dangers Poinsettia leaves / stems; balsam / pine / cedar / fir; angel hair (spun glass); Christmas tree preservatives; snow sprays / snow flock; tree ornaments; super glue; Styrofoam; icicles (tinsel); and crayons / paints.

Bubbling lights contain fluid that can be inhaled or ingested, snow sprays and snow flock can cause reactions when inhaled, Styrofoam poses a choking hazard, tinsel can cause choking and intestinal obstruction, and water in snow scenes may contain toxic organisms such as Salmonella.

Poinsettia leaves / stems; balsam / pine / cedar / fir; angel hair (spun glass); Christmas tree preservatives; snow sprays / snow flock; tree ornaments; super glue; styrofoam; icicles (tinsel); and crayons / paints.

Other items to keep out of reach include string, ribbon, tinsel, yarn, angel hair, icicles, bubbling lights, snow sprays, snow flock, Styrofoam, glass ornaments, strings of popcorn or cranberries, tape, and other decorating and wrapping supplies.

Any artist who can use insulation foam, incense sticks, electrical wiring, nail varnish, nuts and snow spray to create a beautiful painting has to be recognised as an audacious original.

The wind in your face and the snow spray on your heavy winter jacket as you zip by the unfolding, majestic Idaho countryside is worth every penny.

I really like the metallic idea, but a snow spray would also be really pretty for Christmas in addition to the shiny metallics.

The taller tree I have had for years, but I spruced it up with some snow spray from Hobby Lobby (this stuff is amaze) and then added some red berries to it.