Do you have some cardboard boxes hanging around that need a little overhaul? Of course you do! Trace out some circles and grab your craft stash and let's get started making some Christmas Balls.
Blue and gold is my favorite holiday color combination. My mom was always trying to stay away from traditional colors in our holiday decorating with the exception of one year she lost her mind and decided EVERY color would have to do.
Here's the how-to video
You'll need:
Scissors
Straight pins
Cardboard
Large cup
Thin ribbon
2" thick ribbon
Gold spray paint
Glitter
Elmer's glue
Trace 6 circles per ornament
Cut 5 of them exactly in half
Glue one half to the center of the full circle using hot glue
Glue two more 1/2 circles on each side of the 1st half
So it looks like this
Repeat on the other side
Spray paint the entire ball with the gold spray paint
When dry, glue along the edges and dip in glitter
Let dry for about 25 minutes
Tie a bow with the large ribbon and a loop with the small ribbon and secure it to the ornament with a long straight pin
Here you go!
A whole ornament chapter in THE BIG ASS BOOK OF CRAFTS 2!
Those are FANTASTIC!
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ReplyDeleteIf you use double sided tape on the edges, you don't have to use wet glue to add glitter to these! I figured that out when I made my cardboard ornaments on Craft Wars! I hate waiting for things to dry...
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Madge