Learn How to Make Sparkle Snow Texture Balls in two steps with less than 5 supplies. These gorgeous snowballs are great for decorating your home for the holiday seasons.
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Hello there! Today, I am excited to share How to Make Sparkle Snow Texture Balls perfect for your holiday decor. These snowballs can be displayed on a mantel, inside a hurricane vase, used as an ornament for the tree, and so much more. This super easy craft can be done in 5 minutes with just 2 simple steps and less than 5 craft supplies. These snowballs were inspired by the Make It fun Crafts Holiday E-Book. I love how simple and elegant the snowballs are and the possibilities for decorating are endless.
Supplies (affiliate links):
- FloraCraft® Make It: Fun® Foam Balls: 3 inch
- FloraCraft® Make It: Fun® Diamond Dust
- DecoArt Snow-Tex
- Wood Skewers
Instructions:
I started by applying a thick layer of Snow-Tex using my hands covering the entire foam ball surface. The Snow-Tex gives the look of a real snow effect.
While the Snow-Tex is still wet sprinkle FloraCraft® Make It: Fun® Diamond Dust over the entire surface and shake off the excess. Diamond Dust adds a bright glitter to the snowballs.
I placed wood skewers into the wet snowballs, place in a jar, and let dry completely. You can remove the skewers once the Snow-Tex is dry.
I used the snow texture balls in a centerpiece I made with boxwood cuttings. I have several boxwood bushes in my front yard and love to use them in my winter crafts like this wreath. They are beautiful holiday greenery. I recently bought this copper tray for my dining table and it looks fabulous with the greenery and snowballs.
I hope this tutorial on How to Make Sparkle Snow Texture Balls was helpful. For more craft ideas, check out Make It Fun Holiday E-Book HERE.
You can find a complete list of DIY crafts on the blog HERE.
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Polly says
They look lovely. I can see using them in a wreath!