Sequined Snowball Ornament

It snowed! It snowed! 
Let's celebrate by creating a quick and easy
Sequined Snowball Ornament.




Don't you love waking up to a winter wonderland?

 Let's create one indoors, too!


 We'll capture both the crystalline nature of the snowflakes and the effect of a soft blanket of snow with this sequined snowball ornament.

Here are the supplies you'll need: 
batting, small styrofoam ball, straight pins, snowflake sequins, and some decorative wire.

Simply wrap a square of batting around the styrofoam ball, gathering it at the top with a bit of hot glue. Allow the batting to tuft out a bit. Then randomly pin the snowflake sequins to the top of the ornament.


Make a loop out of the metal wire and poke it down into the styrofoam ball with a bit of glue so that it has staying power. 

I love how soft it looks, yet the top glimmers with a dusting of newly fallen snowflakes.


 Hang it on your Christmas tree... surely you still have a spot you can squeeze it in!

Mine is among the sparkling forest of tinfoil tree ornaments!

Once you've made your Sequin Snowball Ornament...


Light a Snowman candle made from plain dollar store jar candles. {click here for more}

Grab some cocoa...

Wrap some gifts {the last-minute Paperless way!!}, 
                               and then...

Prop your feet up by the fire....




 and Let it Snow
                   Let it Snow
                               Let it Snow!







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{I host a linky party every Wednesday. More info *HERE.*  I'm sharing Sequined Snowball Ornaments with these fine folks, whose links open on ~ Sunday:  Sew Darned CraftyShaken TogetherIt's Party TimeTwigg StudiosI Should Be Mopping The FloorMaking Monday MarvelousBrassy AppleCraftomaniacAlderberry HillSew Can DoUnder the Table & DreamingMaking the World Cuter ; MondaySkip to my LouWhats In the Gunny SackCowgirl Up!, Rustic PigCherished BlissSugar Bee CraftsTip Junkie's Tip Me TuesdaySalt TreeTuesdayThe Winthrop ChroniclesNot Just a HousewifeCarolyn's HomeworkElizabeth & Co., Lil' LunaThe DIY Dreamer,  Savvy Southern StyleWhat we Wore & MadeGingersnap CraftsThe NY Melrose FamilyToday's Creative BlogSew Much AdoWednesdayI Gotta Create!Stone Gable, Southern Lovely, Creations by KaraAll Star Block PartyThe 36th AvenueLive-Laugh-RoweThe Shabby Creek CottageBlissful WhitesThe Trendy Treehouse ; Thursday540 MainCraftionaryHappy HourMy Repurposed LifeFrugal GirlsShabby Nest,  Romantic HomeFrench County CottageStuff & Nonsense ; FridaySerenity NowA night OwlFunky Junk Interiors Anything GoesFinding FabulousMy Simple Home LifeTatertots & Jellocheerios & lattesFive Days Five WaysShabby Art BoutiqueThirty Handmade DaysOne Creative MommySweet Boutique ; SaturdayBe Different Act NormalA Bouquet of TalentTutus & Tea PartiesSix Sisters StuffSew Country ChickDIY ShowoffPositively Splendid , Nifty Thrifty ThingsPolkadot PrettiesOr So She SaysBowdabraFlamingo Toes} and: teach beside me

7 comments:

  1. Beautiful photos-perfect DIY!!!
    xoxo...by Vicky

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  2. These are very pretty, and so appropriate because we just got snow too!!

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  3. These are so cute - thanks for sharing it at the All Star Block Party

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  4. Anonymous2.1.13

    Love your blog! I would love for you to visit my linky party going on now at http://wallisfarmsdailywalk.blogspot.com/2013/01/blog-post.html

    Have a great day!

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  5. I love how beautiful and sparkly these are. I bet the lights just make them sparkle. Saw them on 36th Ave. Would love for you to share on Thursdays Treasures http://fooddonelight.com/thursdays-treasuers-week-67/

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  6. Great post. I love the ornament. I have a link party called Wednesdays Adorned From Above Blog Hop and would love to have you share this and any other posts with everyone. It runs from Wednesday through midnight Sunday. Here is the link to the party.
    http://www.adornedfromabove.com/2013/01/week-in-review-and-wednesdays-adorned.html
    Debi @ Adorned From Above

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  7. Your ornaments are beautiful! I love the snowy effect, and my son would have loved to see that one hanging from our tree, since we don't get snow here in Georgia. Maybe next year...

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