Sentences with phrase «used styrofoam balls»

To make them I used styrofoam balls of different sizes, so in order to adjust the size of the ball and the craft stick I had to cut the craft sticks in half or in three pieces.

I used styrofoam balls, and the fabric just fell off.

I used a styrofoam ball atop the glass vase and toothpicks to attach the cupcakes.

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

Not exact matches

Craft a cute snowman using a clear ornament that is filled with plastic snowflakes or tiny styrofoam balls.

If you omit the styrofoam ball and just make a felted ball (tennis ball size) they can be used as dryer balls.

Styrofoam ball is perhaps the cheapest way that manufacturers use to produce $ 15 - $ 20 range pillow.

Among the most popular materials, Styrofoam ball, polyester (synthetic fiber), micro-bead, memory foam and natural materials are widely used.

First he tested Styrofoam, using a high - powered gun at NASA's Ames Research Center in Moffett Field, California, to slam tiny aluminum balls into it.

They used the game's underlying physics engine to create a 3D virtual corridor that changes as a harnessed mouse walks atop a floating styrofoam ball.

I used 3 different sized styrofoam balls that I put on to a bamboo skewer, then covered them using Snow - Tex.

When students created dioramas in the past, did we worry about teaching them how to use paper - mache or cardboard, or how to paint styrofoam balls?

Other suggestions are ping pong balls (fairly cheap at dollar stores); packing peanuts (corn starch based, NOT Styrofoam); and plastic balls like the ones used as ammo in kids» toys or in ball pits.

The unconventional materials used in her work include vinyl lanyard, monofilament, plastic mesh, rubber & vinyl tubing, plastic & Styrofoam balls, and upholstery needles.

We do not have an anti-gravity device to suspend the steel ball in the freezer, but we could use an aluminum ball and set it on top of a column of Styrofoam like they use to package up computers or other devices when they are shipped by freight.

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.

Garland (I used 2 strands) 5 ″ Styrofoam Ball 2 - 3 Square Styrofoam Blocks 3 - 4 ′ Birch Stick (about 1 ″ diameter) Vintage Galvanized Bucket Potting Soil

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.

All you need are styrofoam balls and yarn (you can use a thumb tack to hold down the first end), then just wrap the yarn around the styrofoam balls.