I love my new felted ball mirror. The blues have such a wonderful beachy,  nautical feeling which is perfect for summer. It was super easy to make too…

 

Felted Ball Mirror Tutorial : www.TheMagicOnions.com

 

Materials Needed :

*   Felted wool balls in shades of blue ( from The Magic Onions Shop )

*  E6000 Glue ( a great glue for working with glass, found at craft and hardware stores)

*  A round mirror (found at craft stores)

Felted Ball Mirror Tutorial : www.TheMagicOnions.com

Method :

Work in a well ventilated area.

Add a blob of glue to a felt ball and stick it along the perimeter of the mirror, alternating the colors as you go.

Felted Ball Mirror Tutorial : www.TheMagicOnions.comFelted Ball Mirror Tutorial : www.TheMagicOnions.comFelted Ball Mirror Tutorial : www.TheMagicOnions.com

 

Voila… it’s that easy!

 

Felted Ball Mirror Tutorial : www.TheMagicOnions.com

 

It makes my mantle look like Summer.

Here’s a link to my Pinterest board that has lots of other felted ball craft ideas.

Blessings and magic,

Donni

 

 

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  1. Love this Donni. Super sweet! Your Pinterest board has great ideas! I love the felt balls, so much you can create with them. I especially love the garlands and mobiles.

    Have a beautiful day!

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