I saw some Christmas wreathes at Michaels this year and they looked very beautiful with some artificial snow either dip or paint on it. The snow felt fluffy. There is also an artificial Christmas tree with permanent snow on its branches. I looked everywhere to see if there is a permanent snow spray can so I can decorate my artificial Christmas tree, but no luck.

Does anyone know how to make artificial snow permanent on a wreath or Christmas tree?

I would love to use the permanent snow on my Christmas tree this year without the fake snow can spray, what a mess those were to clean up.

BIG THANKS!!

Just saw your question, and although it's a late answer, it might help for the coming holiday season.

Artificial spray snow is not meant to be removed or cleaned off the surfaces you spray it on (except windows). It's just too difficult to get off. However, I came across an artificial snow product that stays loose and can be vacuumed or shaken off. Take a look at "www.sno-wonder.com" and see if this meets your needs.

Have a look on SnoWonder Instant Snow!,
It will really help in solving your problem.

Want a neat idea? Take the spray foam insulation that you use to fill cracks around windows. Spray this on your tree... it will look exactly like clumps of snow. Spray on the last 6 inches of the branch. After you are finished spray branches and foam with white spray paint. This is permanent. Your branches will be much thicker and your tree will probably not fit back into the original box. Received so many comments... how stunning my tree was! People this really is fantastic!

Hi, I bought some spray can glue from Michael's and some artificial snow they sell by the christmas villages.. then I bought some
White iridescent shredded paper, it's called Scintillement Brillo (or you can use glitter).. I sprayed just the tips of the branches with the spray glue (following the directions) then sprinkled on the artificial snow and then sprayed the glue lightly on the snow and sprinkled the glittery paper on that.. it looks beautiful! Just like what you see on the wreaths or christmas arrangements!

You should look into other fake snow and artificial snow companies like MagicSnow of Hollywood, CA