Deck the doorknobs with jolly kid-made bells. It’s a great activity for days when it’s too wet or chilly to play outside and — between your craft bin and the refrigerator — you probably have all the supplies on hand: an egg carton, paint, glitter, glue, and yarn.
(and you jaderbugs know how much I love GLITTERRR (singing) again)
NINETYYYYYYYY 99999999999999999999999999… (SINGING LOUD in a MANLY voice)
Get your egg carton. Paper works best!
Cut the cone-shape pieces that separate the eggs out of a cardboard carton (one egg carton will produce five bells).
I just used a roll of colorful yarn. Heart this!
Colors I used for my craft. You can get it HERE.
Colors I used for my craft. You can get it HERE.
Paint each divider, using acrylic or poster paint. Let dry; apply glue along the edge of the divider, all over the outside, or wherever you like, and sprinkle with glitter.
These are the glitter colors I used!! ORDER SOME HERE!! Don’t forget to use THESE!
Thread an embroidery needle with yarn. Poke a hole through a bell’s crown, and pull yarn through partway.
Slide a bell onto the yarn.
Tie a knot above the jingle bell and one a little higher. Like this!
Tie several bells around a doorknob, staggering the lengths of the yarn.
OK. Fa real! I am in LOVE. I know I say that about every craft that has GLITTER on it!!! Can you believe this is 99!!!
I got 99 problems and a _____ ain’t one,
Check out Martha’s original craft HERE and you can purchase Martha Stewart’s Encyclopedia of Crafts here!
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