
i was also feeling the need for a change on the mantle. i've had the same boring candle in this holder forever. i wanted something new and spring-y. i saw Vanessa's balls and immediately knew i had to have some. wow, that sounds a little questionable. hehe. i already had everything i needed but the styrofoam balls. i only had enough jute twine for one of the small balls, so i searched around for something else to use and came up with some clothesline i had laying around. i used some spanish moss on 2 of the balls and love how those turned out as well.


thanks for looking!
Love the balls! And who knew lima beans could look so cute :)
ReplyDeletePopping over from V & Co and love these crafts. Great job!
ReplyDeleteLove those twine balls! I've seen them in France but didn't realize I could DIY. I may just have to get crafy instead of paying Paris prices!
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