Fabric balls

These luminous fabric-covered ornaments are made without sewing a stitch, so they are the perfect project for kids old enough to work with pins. We covered the balls with satin, taffeta, and velvet and finished them with metallic-silver ribbons and twine.

These DIY Holiday Rag Balls are a simple way to add a bit of holiday charm to your home. This craft project is super easy to make with just 4 materials!

Here's the ornament we'll be making today: Materials: 1/4 yard, or a fat quarter, of the main fabric (pink in this example) ...

When you can't find what you're looking for, make it! These decorative balls made from Dollar Tree plastic baseballs and some fabric remnants are a great exampl…

Try this versatile technique of tucking fabric into sections of a Styrofoam ball to create amazing Christmas ornaments that look harder than they are.

As a Christmas tradition and craft, every year we pick a few handmade ornaments to make for our own tree. We made several this year, but these fabric balls were my favorite. Easy enough for kids to do (with some help) but pretty enough for the grown-ups to appreciate. :) I love their slightly rustic charm. I also love how versatile they are. I suppose they could have any sort of "feeling" to them depending on the fabric you use--anything from whimsical to Victorian. Here's our simple…

Try this versatile technique of tucking fabric into sections of a Styrofoam ball to create amazing Christmas ornaments that look harder than they are.

These luminous fabric-covered ornaments are made without sewing a stitch, so they are the perfect project for kids old enough to work with pins. We covered the balls with satin, taffeta, and velvet and finished them with metallic-silver ribbons and twine.

**Please note that this listing is for the eBook & Video ONLY. This does NOT include the kit.** This eBook/Video Combo is available for purchase by Ornament Girls Club Members ONLY. (If you were a member during April 2021, do NOT buy this - you will have it available in your account on April 15th!) This complete tutorial will show you specifically how to make the April 2021 Kit of the Month (see the photos above) with step-by-step detailed photos....and even includes a list of the exact…