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FREE PRIMITIVE, COUNTRY AND RUSTIC CRAFT INSTRUCTIONS AND PROJECTS, ROSEHIP BALL PROJECT
Free Primitive, Country and Rustic Craft Projects, Rosehip Ball Project, Figure 1: Paint ball and anchor fabric strip.
Free Primitive, Country and Rustic Craft Projects, Rosehip Ball Project, Figure 2: Begin gluing rosehips to base.
Free Primitive, Country and Rustic Craft Projects, Rosehip Ball Project, Figure 3: Cover base completely.
Our rosehip balls are easy and quick to complete. Use them in arrangements or toss them in a bowl. Hang them on pegs, knobs, wreaths, garlands or evergreen trees. Move them around to suit your seasonal decorating needs.
You will need---
- Foam balls
- Torn fabric strips 1/2" to 3/4" wide and 7" to 8" long
- Dried rosehips (or mix with putkas and cinnamon sticks)
- Brown acrylic paint
- Paint brush
- Straight sewing pins
- White glue
- Coated paper plates
- Paint the foam ball using a dabbing motion with the brush to reach into the crevices. Dry overnight.
- Fold a torn fabric strip in half, right side out. Insert a pin through both layers 1/4" to 1/2" from the ends. Add a dot of glue and anchor it to the foam ball.
- Squeeze a small amount of glue on to the paper plate.
- Dip each piece of rosehips in the glue and attach to the ball in a varied pattern to cover completely.
- Allow to dry thoroughly.
- Enjoy!
Craft instructions are intended for adults. While you are free to complete as many projects as you wish, you may not claim our material as your own. Please see Terms and Conditions at
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