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I am so, so sorry that I have ignored you this week. I have let dental appointments, design consultations, wedding consultations, family needs and broken bones come before you. Please forgive me. Maybe this little tutorial will help you feel better and make up for my neglect.
Sincerely,
Joy
How to Make Your Own Halloween Orbs
You'll need:
Wooden Balls
(Ping Pong balls might even work)
Black Spray Paint
White Paint Marker
Spray paint the orbs (balls) black.
Helpful hint: Place balls on cloth surface so they won't roll.
When dry, print on scary words using paint marker.
Place Halloween Orbs in a pretty bowl, vase,
or apothecary jar and ENJOY!
You'll need:Wooden Balls
(Ping Pong balls might even work)
Black Spray Paint
White Paint Marker
Spray paint the orbs (balls) black.
Helpful hint: Place balls on cloth surface so they won't roll.
When dry, print on scary words using paint marker.
Place Halloween Orbs in a pretty bowl, vase,or apothecary jar and ENJOY!
32 comments:
Aw, cute idea! It would be fun to experiment with stickers, stencils, or fonts!
I like those! Very cool! Maybe I could get my daughters to help me make them.
Love your header too!
Sharon
I. Love. This! What a great idea and I love how you put them in an apothecary jar!
What a cute and fun Halloween project, and looks adorable in the apothecary jar! It was Frugalicious Friday yesterday at my blog Finding Fabulous! You should link this up...the mckLinkey list is open all week-end!
What an adorable and "spooky" idea Joy! I love it, and we're always looking for fillers for our enormously popular apothecary jars!
what a fun and simple idea! Thanks!!! ♥
(it's that panash stuff going on again...) :-)
Very cute and simple. Like that!
I am sure your blog and all of us will forgive you, BUSY MAMA... we can really forgive you even more... now that you showed me the cutest tutorial on how TO make these balls. ARE THEY wood or foam? I HAVE to MAKE SOME... SO DARLING! love it!
I would definitely say that’s understandable…..sounds like a busy week! Love the new header, very festive!
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Those are cute!!
This is such a cute and simple idea for us lazy Halloween decorators! Thanks!
This would make a great hostess gift for when you go to that Halloween Party!
Easy and different! I like it.
I am filing this away in my brain to pick up some wooden balls and maybe turquoise paint and do the Fruits of the Spirit on them for decorations when there are no holidays to be seen...!
{{LOVE}} it!
Such a CUTE idea!
Very cool! Maybe I could get my daughters to help me make them.
Work From Home
SO neat!!
What a great idea! I am filing this idea away at thecraftersfilebox.blogspot.com.
Thanks so much for sharing!
I LOVE that!!!!!
Love it the idea and easy enough!! They look great in the large glass container.
Yoli :)
Great project! Thanks for sharing. Can't wait to make some for myself.
Love your blog's new look.
So cute and so easy! Thanks for sharing.
What a simple and inexpensive idea to help decorate for halloween! So often halloween decor can look cheap, but this is brilliant and looks classy!
This is a super cute idea. But a fair warning, paint doesn't like to stick to ping pong balls. I used gold paint on one once to make a flying snitch for a Harry Potter things and it took forever. The wooden balls are the best idea.
Thanks for the idea!
Poor Joy, it sounds like you have had a week of it! I hope you are ok, and have had time to relax.
Those halloween balls are so cute!!
What a fabulous idea...the wheels in my head are spinning about how many cute things that you could do as a take off from this...monogramed balls...stenciled...another project for my list!
LOVE the orbs! FAB idea Joy! Thanks for sharing!
@cheapchichome. This is one of those ideas: Why didn't I think of that? Cute!
These are so adorable! I love them!!!
Can I ask where you got the wooden balls? I went to Joanne's and a million dollar stores, but they didn't have them. I ended up getting wooden balls with holes, but they were still $4.00 and only 1". Thanks for your help!
i wanted to let you know i did a post on these balls and i linked back to you. http://thethriftyba.blogspot.com/2010/09/halloween-balls.html
thanks for the great idea!
I followed a link from "The Thrifty Ba." These are so cool.
Too bad they weren't made with ping pong balls...they would have qualified for the Recycled Halloween Craft Challenge I'm hosting!
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