The Original Premium Self-Adhesive Snow Flock Powder with ShimmerSpec for Christmas Trees & Decor | Made in USA | 2 lbs

Decided I wanted a flocked Christmas tree, wreaths, garland, the works, for Christmas. But buying all of that cost a small fortune. So I did it ALL for myself. This covered an 8 ft tree, 2 large wreaths, about 5 6ft long garlands and there was still a little left over. I did a pretty heavy flock, too. This was also the first time I’ve ever done anything like this and it was SO EASY! So I got my fully flocked Christmas for a FRACTION of what it would have cost to buy all of that new! It’s a great value and looked amazing! I was extremely happy with this product and the cost!

Our church had a vision to flock 7 trees of varying heights this season to give new life to some old reliables. They varied in height from 7 ft down to 5 ft. None of them are super wide trees, but based on others reviews I hesitated between purchasing 2 or 3 boxes of product. I decided that 3 boxes was a safer bet, just in case! We definitely did not go for the snow storm level of coverage, but a really nice dusting with pockets of snow on limbs here and there. In total we used close to 2 boxes and was pleased with the results. Is the product messy? Yeah, I'd say it was. However, we did this project outside and let the trees completely dry before bringing them back in. It did create a mess all over the ground, which easily swept up. I think the biggest mess overall was the fact that it got all over the bottom of our shoes and we tracked footprints all over the place. So I'll bare that in mind for future projects. Easy to use? Super easy to use. We had a team of ladies, so the process was super easy. Others reviewed that they did this project on their own and it took them an hour. I can see how it could take one person that long, but if you can get one or two people to help you; you'll be done in no time! We had two people with spray bottles and one doing the flocking. We started at the top and just worked around and down the trees. Then went back through and made little snow clumps on boughs that looked a little sparse. I honestly found it easier to just sprinkle with my hand rather than use the recommended strainer. I could get a much better direction. I also found it to stick better if I just flung it at the tree, rather than sprinkle downward. I used some leftovers on a collection of pinecones we had and those looked great too! Would definitely recommend this product. Much better than the spray can stuff for sure!

This product is magic, a small bag covers my 10 feet tree, super professional and couldn’t believe that nothing fell down while putting my lights and ornaments, I covered very well the area and worked slowly, my while tree took like 1 hour and a half, my Christmas tree looks amazing.

Well our tree looks pretty much 100% better than it did without snow on it. I love it. So pretty! The reason for four stars instead of 5 is because the 2 pound bag wasn’t enough for our 7 1/2 foot tree. We should have bought a 5 pound bag. All the reviews and description lead us to believe the 2lb bag would be more than enough. If you are doing a super light dusting of snow, then yeah it might be enough. If you want even just a little bit of accumulation, 2 lbs isn’t enough to cover the entire tree evenly. We had to focus on about 3/4 of the tree and there is a section on the back that has barely any snow on it. Luckily it gets backed up to a wall. Another reason for 4 stars, I think $25 is a lot of money for some powdery dust like stuff that you sprinkle on a tree. There was hardly any snow on the ground when we finished, which was great because I hate wastefulness. We used a metal kitchen strainer. Cleaning it off was effortless. The process is very easy to do and it works even better with two people. We finished within an hour. We also put the SnoFlock on a pre-lit tree. We used gloves and laid an old sheet down on the ground. Made cleanup very easy and we didn’t have any sticky residue on our hands. If you do those things, you shouldn’t have a huge mess. The fine powder does manage to float around and land on things even if you don’t think it has. I noticed this morning a very, very fine dusting on my kitchen table and on our dark hardwood floors. It’s probably better to do this in your garage but it’s freezing outside so we just did it in our kitchen. We sprayed the tree with water before adding the snow. Then we would sprinkle the snow and spray with water. Sprinkle, spray. Then when we finished we did a once over with the water again. This morning it’s hard to the touch and dry! No flaking. We’ll see how it does when we move it to our bedroom haha I highly recommend this product and I will be buying more next year!

Ive been wanting a flocked tree but didnt want to spend what they want for one. Figured Id try this stuff after reading on a craft site that it worked the best. And it was so easy to do ! I laid out an old sheet and I had a short wide box. Set my tree up in the box and that caught any flocking that fell. Did it in my basement. The flocking has no odor or smell to it. I was really impressed how good my tree turned out. Just as good as one you'd buy in the store. I let it sit overnight and checked it this morning. The stuff dries nice and hard. I did a 6 ft tree that isnt real wide and I still have 1/4th of the bag left. Going to flock some pinecones to put on the tree.

An easy way to take a cheap tree and make it look expensive! This flocking’s adhesive is activated with water. We followed the directions to use a kitchen sieve/sifter to apply the flocking. I must have sprayed the sieve on accident with the water bottle and ended up with the flocking glued to the sieve. I ended up pre-wetting the branches, then sifting the flock onto the wet branch, then spraying the flock on the branches to be wet enough to activate the glue- instead of spraying the flock as it is falling in the air. I was worried it wouldn’t work, but this flocking is stuck to the tree and we have very little fall out. I had a 9’ tree and worked in sections of the tree at a time. I would push away the upper branches to get a good thick coating of flock on the branch I was working on. (I started at the top of the tree, but I would recommend starting at the bottom if you are pushing branches out of the way while you flock.). In some places I even used my hands to sprinkle on the flock instead of the sieve. I kept some extra flocking for touch up work in case too much fell of, but we didn’t have to go back and do any touch ups-this stuff is stuck to the branches and isn’t going anywhere! The end result is gorgeous. For less than $150 I have the look of trees costing more than $600! Shipping was great and the package arrived 12 days before it was scheduled to arrive-a pleasant surprise! Beware: •Do this outside-it makes a huge mess!! I was covered-head to toe-in flock. •Make sure there is not the tineiest breeze. I thought there wasn’t any wind, but the flock told me otherwise. I ended up turning the tree so the tiny, imperceptible breeze blew the flock into the tree instead of away from it. •The flock is water soluble, so everything cleaned up just fine. •Let your tree dry overnight or for a few days before bringing it into the house.

I love the final look but didn't find it as easy to use as I thought it would be. I tried it out first on just a couple of pinecones so I'd be sire not to mess up !y Christmas tree. I learned a lot! First mistake was trying to do this indoors. Even with my pinecones on newspaper and stuck in shot glasses, it is very messy. I ended up with a bunch of product on the newspaper and not enough on the pinecones so I ended up rolling them in the Snow Flock. The other big thing is that I was inhaling the product and tasted it for hours. I would not recommend anyone with a breathing problem to try this. So I watched the weather for a sunny day to flock my tree outdoors. I took my 4' tree out to the patio, laid down newspapers, had my spray bottle, small colander, and SnoFlock. I also had on old clothes (I tend to be messy) and a mask. I sprayed the tree first, then sprayed as i shook the SnoFlock on the tree, then sprayed afterwards. It was easy to get a soft layer on the exposed areas. For a taller tree, I would have used a step stool to reach the top. Some areas I tried to get flocked but couldn't seem to get the product to stick. I also didn't have enough newspaper down so I tracked some of it on the bottom of my shoes. It ended up sticking to the patio since my shoes got a wet and I stepped in some of the excess from shaking the colander (did I mention I was messy?) After waiting a few hours for everything to dry, I moved the tree inside. Some of the flocking wasn't stuck and drifted off so I'd recommend moving it around a little before bringing it indoors. As I put lights on a little more drifted off. Not enough to change the effect of the flocking. End result was I love my "new" 17-year-old Christmas tree! I highly recommend this product. Now my husband wants me flock our big tree next year.

I wanted a flocked tree..but did not want to pay for it. After doing some research, I found this and decided to give it a try. I am very pleased with the results, my tree looks exactly like I wanted it to. It was easy, if tiresome, to do! I do suggest 2 people because your arms will get tired, but it is easy to do alone. I tried the sifter at first, but I liked the look better when I used my hands (I put gloves on to keep my hands from getting all sticky). My tree is so wide once assembled... that I couldn't really get it outside, and back in, without really disturbing the flock so I flocked in my living room with an old blanket down. Really, the mess was minimal. I turned off my heat system so I did not have any breeze in the room at all, it is a very fine powder, and I did not use a mask but if you are sensitive you will want to. I heavily misted the tree with a misting bottle, on each section I was working on, and I think this is very important! Then I tossed the snow on with my hands/dusted it around, and then I heavily misted the area again. You will notice a change in how it looks when it is wet enough, I think. You should use more water then you think you'll need - I refilled my very large bottle 3 times. My tree is 7.5ft with 2500 tips and I was happy with the look I achieved with 2lbs, it goes a long way, but I did use a whole bag so if you are heavy handed or want a heavier look get 2 bags! I let the tree dry overnight, and I kept the blanket down while I wrapping in the lights and ribbon. There was some fallout during that, to be expected, but no worse then store-bought flocked items. I moved the blanket away once I put ornaments on, and the fallout at the point was very minimal. The picture including the blanket shows the mess I had after applying the flock; like I said, not much at all! I honestly expected way worse! In addition, I was nervous ordering this because it wasn't on prime but I got my snow faster then I get most Prime items! Very much appreciated this time of year. I absolutely adore my tree and I think it will hold up well enough in storage, and I'm perfectly happy to buy another bag for touch ups later or flocking more things!