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1. Open the ball and paint the inside of each ball half with red paint. Paint a second coat once dry and let it dry completely.
2. Turn each half over so that the flat part is on your table. Use the dimentional paint to create shapes such as swirls, stars or other designs on the outside of the ball. While the paint is still wet, shake glitter onto the dimensional paint and cover it good. Tap the inside of each half with your finger to knock of excess glitter.When using the glitter, have a piece of cardboard or paper underneath so that you may capture the excess glitter and place back into the glitter container.
3. Let the paint dry overnight.
4. Snap the 2 ball halves together and use the ribbon to hang.
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Christmas Glitter Ornament
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This ornament is so easy to make and looks beautiful hanging on the tree. The best is to make a set of these for a complete look. The glitter sparkles with each beam of light and adds a special touch to your tree!
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Time required to make one ornament: about 20 minutes
Time required for drying: Overnight
Difficulty Level: Easy
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- 1 plastic Christmas ball ornament that
can be divided in 2 halves
- red acrylic paint
- white or silver dimensional paint
- iridescent glitter
- thin red ribbon
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Patterns may be printed out for personal use or for classroom use only. It is not permitted to reproduce any patterns for commercial profit.
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