Sentences with phrase «glued styrofoam balls»

I tied cinnamon sticks with ribbon, dressed gingerbread men (made earlier by hand) in felt clothing, wrapped and glued Styrofoam balls in twisted rope ribbon (a lot of burns from those!)

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SUPPLIES: styrofoam balls yarn thick thread buttons hot glue gun & sticks Begin by putting a small dab of hot glue on the styrofoam ball and attach yarn in a squished u shape.

Paint stick puppets are made with a styrofoam ball stuck onto a paint stick and the clothing for the puppet is made of felt that is glued onto the stick.

I have glued that moss to a small styrofoam ball.

Snow Globe Wreath (2) 16 inch styrofoam wreath forms Foam cutter Hot glue gun 1/2 yard Mulberry Lane White Snowy Scene Dots Plastic sheet Christmas tree truck ornament Bottle brush tree 2 bags of snow ball filler Mini tree snowflake ornaments and thread White pom... Read More

To recreate, you'll need styrofoam balls, jute twine, decorative forest bark for indoor plants (from a garden or home improvement store), and hot glue.

-- mason jars, wide mouth quart and pint size — styrofoam balls, 3 graduating sizes — DecoArt Snow - Tex — fake snow, seasonal section — white glitter — wood snowflakes, seasonal section — invisible thread or fishing line — 2 bamboo skewers — black sewing pins — mini candy canes, seasonal section — glue gun — ribbon for scarf and lid (optional)

A variety of preserved real moss (you can find it at a craft store) Styrofoam glue (I used both spray glue and regular glue) Styrofoam balls (get green ones if you can find them, it makes covering the Styrofoam a little easier) I bought a foam brush for the glue, but I only used it once so you could pass on this.

You just take styrofoam balls, paint glue on them and roll in glitter.

Coat one half of your styrofoam ball with tacky glue and brush it until it forms a thin coat.

Stacey, I made it using a styrofoam ball, Elmer's glue, and a bag of artificial snow.

That is a fancy way of saying I was going to glue moss to a Styrofoam ball.

To recreate, you'll need styrofoam balls, jute twine, decorative forest bark for indoor plants (from a garden or home improvement store), and hot glue.

They are simple and quick to make and you will only need a craft glue, styrofoam balls (different sizes), craft sticks or skewers and spray paint to end up with these lovely festive ornaments.

I used garden sheers to cut the sticks and dipped the tip of the stick in glue prior to poking it in to the styrofoam ball.

I placed the thumbtack styrofoam ball in the center and arranged and glued the clover shaped magnolia leaves around the ball.