Sparkling Glitter Ornaments

Giustina
by Giustina
Create your own Sparkling Glitter Ornaments that are nonbreakable, won't lose their sparkle, & are filled with Christmas cheer!
I am so excited to begin crafting & decorating for Christmas!!


I know it's still a little early for some, but is really ever too early to be joyful & spread holiday cheer?


However, if you are not ready to join me in these festivities that's ok too. You can always save my Christmas projects for later & join me in celebrating whenever you are ready!
In an attempt to decrease the clutter & prepare for our move I will be doing a lot of crafting with the 100 plastic balls that I almost 2 years now. I am going to create as many different Christmas ornaments as I can out of these plastic balls so that they will be out of my makeshift blog/craft room & have a functional/beautiful use.
Materials


Plastic Balls


Hammer & Small Nail


Micro Soft Wire Cutter


Christmas Ornament Hooks


Mod Podge


Paint Brush


Fine Glitter


Ribbon - optional


Hot Glue Gun & Glue - optional
First, create a small hole at the top of your plastic ball with the hammer & small nail. Then cut an ornament hook with your Micro Soft Wire Cutter, bend the hook in half, & stick the ends in the hole of the plastic ball.


I had to wiggle the hook ends into the hole & it stayed in really well. If need be you can always glue it in with E6000 glue.
Next, add a layer of Mod Podge to the plastic ball & then a layer of fine glitter. Let dry. Then apply a second layer of Mod Podge & glitter allowing it to dry thoroughly. Then apply a final layer of Mod Podge to seal in the glitter.
After it dried I decided to add a ribbon bow & attach it to the top with hot glue.


Then I simply added a pretty Christmas ornament wire hook & hung it on our Christmas tree!


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You can read my whole post & see my step-by-step tutorial (including pictures) by clicking the link below!
Giustina
Want more details about this and other DIY projects? Check out my blog post!
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