Jelly fish ornaments diy

Recycle ping-pong ball packaging into summer beach holiday Christmas ornaments Christmas decorations in this part of the world are a bit of a problem since we…

Using a 7" cardboard circle trace out a fabric circle and cut from the fabric. Use a simple running stick around the entire circle edge and gather it together forming a mushroom cap shape. Use a bit of fiber fill to stuff the cap.Pull the thread tight and stitch the circular opening tight, being sure to keeping the stuffing in place. You will not have a completely closed opening and this is good because we are going to add our jellyfish legs stuffed up in there with some hot glue. At this…

Take a break from classic decorations with this whimsical set of two Glass Jellyfish Ornaments. What You mean you don't have jellyfish ornaments on your Chr …

How to Make a Glowing Jellyfish: Make a beautiful glowing Jellyfish at home. Materials: Empty Bowl. Hot Glue Gun SMD Blue Light Strips. 12 volts Power Supply (to light-up SMD LEDs) Cooking Paper Soldering iron + Wire. Wires Wire Cutter

Jellyfish Ornament

Include the sea on your Christmas tree with beautiful glass float ornaments, reminiscent of the Glass Floats once used to keep fishing net...

With floating grace, this handmade jellyfish brings all the beauty and none of the sting! A favorite ornament in the NYC holiday markets, the long dangling arms drape down a tree and look dazzling hanging from a DIY mobile or on the wall of a kids room. * All details and stitching are hand-embroidered. * Our ornaments come ready to hang with a string attached. * Made from sustainably harvested, locally-sourced merino-wool. * Fairly traded and made with love. * H:10"/25cm W:2.5"/6.5cm Like…

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