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During the magical holiday season, you want to become a bit of a magician yourself. And make a miracle out of nothing (well, or almost a miracle). Today's stores have plenty of holiday decorations and ornaments. But I suggest mak...
BeginnerFreeDuring the magical holiday season, you want to become a bit of a magician yourself.
And make a miracle out of nothing (well, or almost a miracle).
Today's stores have plenty of holiday decorations and ornaments. But I suggest making ball ornaments from bottles! Intrigued?
For this project, white milk or kefir bottles with ridges along the surface work best.
But if you don't have any, regular clear bottles will do just fine. The ridges simply make it easier to cut ))
Take a sharp knife and cut out plastic rings. You will need four rings for one ornament.
Join the rings into a ball, distributing them evenly like "meridians." You can simply glue them together at the "poles" with Moment glue. Or you can pierce holes with a heated needle and tie the rings together. Whichever is easier for you.
If you decide to glue them, clamp the rings with clothespins until the glue dries.
The resulting ornaments turn out very delicate.
Now make a loop out of ribbon and glue it on.
From here, let your imagination run wild! Decorate to your heart's content!
No need to thank me! :ROFLMAO:
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