Art, Home Decor

Gazing Ball

Happy Monday, Crafty People! Today’s project is a trash to treasure gazing ball. I love to recycle and reuse! This was made from 2 different vanity light globes. SUPPLIES: Dew Drops by Robin’s Nest 2 glass vanity globes spray paint, 1 metallic and one regular color E-6000 Adhesive and regular craft glue INSTRUCTIONS: 1. Spray paint […]

By Robins Nest Creative

October 26, 2020
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Happy Monday, Crafty People!
Today’s project is a trash to treasure gazing ball.
I love to recycle and reuse! This was made from 2 different vanity light globes.
SUPPLIES:
Dew Drops by Robin’s Nest
2 glass vanity globes
spray paint, 1 metallic and one regular color
E-6000 Adhesive and regular craft glue
INSTRUCTIONS:
1. Spray paint the glass globes. The “ball” top should be metallic.
2. Decorate the base with Dew Drops by Robin’s Nest.
3. Adhere the gazing ball top to the base with strong adhesive made for glass.
That’s it! So easy, and I just love it!
Thanks so much for stopping by the blog today. Please hop around and explore the many gorgeous projects created with Dew Drops.
Craft on!
Becky

 

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