In this part of the tutorial we finish off the terrarium by adding some details and inserting the house into the container.

We printed up some small images and glued them to the house This picture is a view of a room through a window. You can see the christmas tree in there!

Now, we paint the whole building in some kind of a non-toxic sealant. This is for a few reasons. First, the terrarium is going to be watered regularly and we dont want the building to rot and create mold. Second, we dont' want any paints or glues to leech into the terrariumms. And finally we can now sprinkle some snow onto the house.

We use a product from Woodland Scenics as the snow.

And there you go! Some carefully applied segments of snow on the hose and it's Christmas!!

Now place the house into the terrarium! Yay! You are done.

I used a wonderful little selection of plants for the terrarium. Here they are:

Hirt's Baby Tears Plant - 4" Pot - Helxine - Great Indoor Plant

This is the exact link to the ones I purchased on Amazon.

Mini Ferns for Terrariums/Fairy Garden -Assortment of 5 Different Plants-2" Pots

Terrarium & Fairy Garden Plants - Assortment of 5 Different Plants in 2" Pots

Live Pixie Cup 2 PACK Cladonia for Terrariums Gardens Bonsai Crafts

I absolutely love these little pixie cups. I have them in several of my terrariums.

Live British Soldier Cladonia Cristatella Lichen for Terrariums Gardens Bonsai 5 PACK

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