Snow Flocking Powder, 2 lbs Self-Adhesive Snow Flock for Christmas Decorations, Christmas Tree Decor Snow, Fake White Snow Flock for Winter Xmas Artificial Tree Wreath Garland Crafts Home Display

This snow flocking powder is pure holiday magic! I used it to flock my artificial Christmas tree, garlands, and even some wreaths, and the transformation was stunning. It gave everything that perfect snowy look—soft, fluffy, and realistic, just like freshly fallen snow.The application was super easy. I just lightly misted everything with water, sprinkled the powder on, then misted again to set it. It dried beautifully and didn’t make a huge mess once it settled. I was surprised by how far one bag went—I even had enough leftover for some DIY holiday crafts.If you’re going for that cozy, snowy holiday aesthetic, this is a must-have. My living room looks like a Hallmark movie now!

I 10/10 recommend flocking your old Christmas Tree that you have - OMG it transforms a normal tree to an exceptionally beautiful tree, it is time consuming and took two people, but was worth it!Follow the instructions and you will have a beautiful tree - the dust from the snow does fly and land EVERYWHERE, but it was easy to clean up.

I was amazed how well this worked. It was simple to apply and looked as good as any professional flocking I’ve seen. Downside is it made my tree ineligible for pickup and city composting.I managed to brush it off and it was picked up.

Hard to rate as I’ve only used this one product one time . Read and follow the directions and you should have no problems . A very messy project for sure .As for the product itself , worked exactly as they advertised. Would recommend this product.

For the last two years I couldn't firgure out what my tree was missing and just realize it needed to be flocked. Went on a search and came across this product the reviews were good and they were very true. Very easy to use I just put on with my hand with a glove. I found that to be easier. I love the way my tree turned out. I put down some plastic and did it in my foyer. Didn't find it to be too messy. We'll worth the money. One bag did my 7ft tree. I am planning on putting another coat next year would like it a little heavier. Touching after several hours it isn't sticking or residue. I just decorated my friends store bought flocked tree and can say it feels the same

Even after saturating my tree with water, this flocking powder did not stick and continued to make a huge mess inside my home. I flocked it outside, shook some excess off and it was still making a mess when I brought it inside. Just use the $2 flocking spray from Walmart. I ended up buying this and it made my flocking dreams come true.

The media could not be loaded. I got a new flocked Christmas tree this year and needed to flock my garland to match. I was pleasantly surprised how easy this product was to use and the powder wasn’t as messy as I had anticipated. I used a spray bottle full of water to wet the garland first, then used a spoon to sprinkled on a layer of the snow powder, and sprayed more water afterwards to make sure powder was nice and wet. The powder becomes sticky once wet and hardens as the powder dries. I let the powder dry for a bit to harden and repeated the process until my desired frosting. I used very minimal powder in my garland project so I would say the entire bag would do a large project no problem. I’m very happy with this product and would use again. The garland did have a bit of fallout when I was hanging it on my mantle but very minimal.

I tried this on a fake Christmas tree. It DOES NOT stick to the tree. I tried spraying water as instructed. I even tried a water and glue mixture. Doesn’t matter, doesn’t work. What a mess. It got everywhere. The particles get in the air. A trash bag to catch the fallen powder works. However, regardless you’ll get particles in the air that will travel, And coat your surroundings. Days later I decorated the tree and the powder still falls. My ornaments have a dusting of fake snow on them. Sounds pretty, it’s not. Just get a flocked tree and save your lungs from breezing this in.