DIY Kissing Ball for church pews :)

How did u make them? They look awesome! I am thinking of doing this as well so please share ur DIY directions!

I am also making pomander balls but, I am doing them out of crepe paper. Yours look lovely!

I want to do them as well.. Did you get the materials at a craft store?

Those look lovely! I fell in love with kissing balls too and now that we are getting married in a church they will be perfect to line the aisle with. Here's a pic of mine showing how I incorporated another of my colors into mine -

Thanks Future Mrs K! They are super easy! I took a 4" styrofoam ball, and took a length of ribbon (as long as you want the loop to be) and hot glued it to the ball.

Then I took a silk bouquet of open roses I bought from craft store ($1.29 for 5 buds) and cut the flower heads off of the bouquet leaving only about 2inches of stem left on the flower head.

Then one by one, I put a little hot glue on the 2inch flower stems and stuck them into the styrofoam ball, starting at the top right next to the where the ribbon was attached... and just worked my way around and down filling the gaps.

It literally only took me about 10 minutes, and I used about 3 bouquets (15 flower heads).. $1.29x3=$3.87

4" styrofoam ball $2 & a piece of ribbon from roll (entire roll on sale at Michaels for $1)

so less then $7 for the whole thing! Hope this helps! Good luck! I am not a "crafty" girl by any means, so if I can do this.. ANYONE CAN!

Linda R - yours are LOVELY! I love the touch of color in the center of the flowers!

I think I will change the color of the ribbon and maybe make another one with alternating colors just to play with and see how I like it!

They are so pretty!

These are the ones my BM volunteered to make !!

I also DIY kissing balls for around $10 to make .. I did 24 of them.

Love it! Great job! [:

I am so going to Micheal's this week and getting the materials to make them this weekend!

You can search on youtube and find instructional videos. Super easy!

Nice job ladies! I am inspired to DIY some of my own

Oh I love these! Good job!