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Materials:
Faux or Fake Snow Flakes
Clear drying white craft glue
Ornament finial
Cording
Wooden skewer [any object to poke hole through Styrofoam]
Hot glue
How to:
Begin by poking a long wooden skewer through the Styrofoam ball about an inch or so. Just enough so that it won't fall out when holding the skewer. This skewer
will be your handle while you apply the snowflakes and glue.
Apply glue to the entire ball with your fingers or a brush. Don't worry about being neat and tidy. Either dip your glued ball into the faux snow flakes or roll in a dish
filled with the flakes. Pat the flakes down gently onto the ball and set aside to dry. I like to place the skewer inside a glass with the ball facing up until they are dry.
Once dry, remove the skewer. Feed a finial over the hanger [loop of cording] and hot glue in place in the same hole that you removed the skewer. Refer to the
photo.
These really are easy and with the beautiful glittering faux snow available. You can make a bunch of these with all different types of faux snow and different sizes
too.
Faux or Fake Snow Flakes
Clear drying white craft glue
Ornament finial
Cording
Wooden skewer [any object to poke hole through Styrofoam]
Hot glue
How to:
Begin by poking a long wooden skewer through the Styrofoam ball about an inch or so. Just enough so that it won't fall out when holding the skewer. This skewer
will be your handle while you apply the snowflakes and glue.
Apply glue to the entire ball with your fingers or a brush. Don't worry about being neat and tidy. Either dip your glued ball into the faux snow flakes or roll in a dish
filled with the flakes. Pat the flakes down gently onto the ball and set aside to dry. I like to place the skewer inside a glass with the ball facing up until they are dry.
Once dry, remove the skewer. Feed a finial over the hanger [loop of cording] and hot glue in place in the same hole that you removed the skewer. Refer to the
photo.
These really are easy and with the beautiful glittering faux snow available. You can make a bunch of these with all different types of faux snow and different sizes
too.
| These very pretty, but very easy snowball ornaments are fabulous hanging or omit the hanger and fill a bowl full of them to display all winter long. |
