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I love candy so instead of just eating it, why not include it in my decor as well. I found a pack of these juju hearts for $1 at Smith’s (Kroger) and knew they would be perfect for my heart ball. Ready for another super easy project?! Here we go…
Heart Ball
Supplies:
- Juju hearts (I got cherry because if they were cinnamon I would eat them all)
- Styrofoam ball (got it at the thrift store, about 3 inches)
- Pins
- White glue
1. Stick a pin half way in to the back of a heart, then insert the pin in the Styrofoam ball. **I would recommend dipping the pin in glue to make it hold better. I did not do this, but some of my hearts fell out when I was putting my display together. The glue will make them more secure.
3. Next, do a row with two with points up and one with bumps up. Line them up so the two with points up are on either side of a heart from the row above with the point down. The heart with the bumps up should align with the hearts from the row above with the bumps down.
4. Next row just alternates every other one again.
Thanks goodness for pictures!!
5. Turn the ball over and start steps 1-4 on the other side of the ball. You will have to get a little creative on that last row and just kind of put the hearts where they fit.
Now style that baby! It would be cute in a bowl with a couple of other balls.
I chose to use these treasures I found at D.I. I think it was a dollar for all of it. Spray it will a couple coats of magic…
and BAM!! Two little love birds and a little romance for your shelf.
Total spent: about $2.50
Cha ching!
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That is adorable! I love it that it’s candy. I also love the silver candlestick holder. Soooo lovely….Great blog!
Oh, it’s gorgeous! Where do you get all your great ideas?
Hugs xxx
You are my hero! I love that you do cheap, simple crafts that even I can handle! Thanks for all your work and inspiration!
I just found your blog and love your ideas. They are great!
Love. All of it, but especially the birds. The birds are a-ma-zing! I wish I was lucky enough to find birds like that.
SO SO SO CUTE!!! I just might have to do this one and spice up my house with it looking so darling with some Valentine’s Day decor!!!
I love this Michelle! And see…I’d have to make it with cinnamon, because I’d eat the cherry ones. Now I can’t come over. That would be awkward when I start eating your decor. I might not be invited back!! (this is gonna be my FB feature for tomorrow. Hope that’s okay!)
super great idea! and it would definitely help me from eating all of the sugary goodness i tend to consume during this time of year.. ha
LOVE IT GR8 IDEA
I have left you an award on my blog
Hi Michelle. a bit late but I came over to say hello to Diane and decided to visit a few of the meme participants. On Tuesday I was just too busy to visit. Your heart candy ball is the perfect Valentine’s Day touch. Love it!
Hugs, Jeanne
Creative indeed! I might have to give that a try!