Sunday, January 24, 2010

"Balling" in Love with Sheet Music

I just loved the ball that I saw on Organize and Decorate Everything.  So I decided to try one with sheet music.
Yep I am "balling" in love!  So here is what ya need to make one of your very own.  Some sheet music and styrofoam ball.  Break out that trusty glue gun and get to work!
I tore my sheet music into 1 1/2" by 1 1/2" squares.  I liked the torn look to the edges.  I just used a straight edge to help me rip a stack of sheet music.
I then wrapped the squares around a "stuffer" tool.  Okay you can use a pencil just thought since I had a free stuffer tool I would put it to use.  I used a little hot glue on the tip and stuck the square to the ball.  For me, hot glue was easier and faster.
Just keep repeating until your ball is full.  It really did not take as long as I expected and I love the result.
Hmmmm....that bowl looks awfully empty.....stay tuned....yep all week I am...."balling" in love!  Tomorrow I am going to "ball" in love with fabric.  Hope to see you here!
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21 comments:

Terrific idea....love the texture of it. Looking forward to seeing the other balls you come up with to keep your first one company :)

Great idea! I have a ton of sheet music and have been wondering what to put on top of my upright piano - how about a bowl of music balls? What a wonderful idea - thanks. I will absolutely be making these.

Danielle

Beautiful! Love it, and love that you used sheet music. I have thought of using sheet music on other projects, but nothing as of yet. Thanks for sharing!

Good idea. I love old sheet music.

Very cute! I'll bet that newprint would look cute like this too..I've been using the classified ads pages to make paper cones.

These are great ~ Love the sheet music look!

Oh Angie Sweetie...
These are just the cutest. I love these balls covered in music. Does that say Valentines or what? I was thinking that maybe some of that distress ink in red might be cute to touch up the ends. It would give a little color of red to the ball and would even spell Valentine's a little more. I love it. So cute.

I have signed up to follow your blog. I can't wait to see what you do with the fabric. Great ideas. Please stop by and say hi. I would be so honored if you signed up to follow my blog as well.

Country hugs sweetie from Country Wings in Phoenix...Sherry

Very cute! I wish I could make some, but my little one is at the stage where he trys to eat everything!

love it! and the candles too! I'm a music/sheet music fan too :)

Love it! It came out great. I am definitely going to try this!

I know that you are doing sheet music today. I stopped by earlier and so these lovely balls.

What a fantastic idea! I definitely can picture a bowl full of paper balls! Thanks for sharing!

Great idea! Thanks for sharing!

Thanks for the link back to me and thanks for all your lovely comments. I love both your decorative balls. I can't wait to see the next ones. I love balls too. You can use them in so many places. I love your blog. I'm going to start stalking you if that's okay. Have a beautiful day.

I made a few of these balls from shirts I got from a thrift store. I bought solid and plaid XXL mens shirt so I'd have more material. They look so cute! I need to add in a few rope and twine balls too.

I love it!!! I want to make one now. I just need some sheet music.

This is very cute done with the sheet music. Thanks for sharing! I've posted a link.

Absolutely amazing! Love it! I featured this at somedaycrafts.blogspot.com

Oh wow! I just adore all of your ideas. I think I will try the jute, fabric and music sheet balls. They look great!

Adorable! Featured this on our blog today! ;)

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