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Decorative Feather Balls

November 27, 2012 By Vidya 4 Comments

Just in time for the Christmas tree ornament season I finally managed to take the finished pics of the decorative feather balls that I made back in May.

Decorative Feather Balls

You can display them on a platter or a tray or hot glue/staple (with a staple gun) a twine to them to make them into an ornament.

All you need to make these are;

Decorative Feather Balls

Feathers (I think they were around $2 at Michaels), Styrofoam balls again from Michaels (~$2.99 after 50% off coupon), and a glue gun.

Start by gluing the base of the feathers to the ball one at a time. Then work your way up to the top of the feather.

Decorative Feather Balls

You might have to hold down the feather for a few seconds so that it wraps around the ball well.

Decorative Feather Balls

Once the ball is fully covered you are all set.

Decorative Feather Balls

Just be very careful while hot gluing. I burnt my fingers quite a bit.

Decorative Feather Balls

You could also stack them in a clear cylindrical vase or mix different colors and sizes.

Wasn’t that an easy project?

Update: Here’s where they ended up in the home.

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Comments

  1. Palak says

    November 27, 2012 at 12:56 am

    so cute and fuzzy! I’m miserable with hot glue though. I always burn myself.

    Reply
    • whatsurhomestory says

      November 27, 2012 at 11:44 pm

      🙁 feel for you. My hands were pretty bad after this. Thanks Palak.

      Vidya

      Reply
  2. Sreekala says

    February 21, 2013 at 12:27 am

    Hi Vidya,

    Very simple and cute project. The feather balls look really beautiful. Need to check out where I get these in Bangalore. I feel keeping it in clear cylindrical vase will be a better idea.

    Sree

    Reply
    • whatsurhomestory says

      February 21, 2013 at 7:58 am

      Thanks Sreekala. I did try the clear cylindrical vase. But the only one that I have is a tall one. Sadly the balls were filling up just over half the vase and looked pretty empty. So had to move to plan B.

      Vidya

      Reply

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