This simple DIY project is a great way to add some seasonal charm to your home. Using bright Dollar Store flowers and styrofoam balls, you can create a custom fall decoration for your porch. Not only does this craft show off your creativity, but it also serves as a unique seasonal décor piece that adds warmth and character to your outdoor space. This project is perfect for anyone looking to spruce up their home on a budget—it’s affordable, easy, and fun for all skill levels.
Once completed, these floral styrofoam balls can be displayed in a decorative bowl or basket, lined up along a windowsill or porch railing, or even added to a wreath for a bold look. You can mix bright flowers with neutral tones and materials like wood, burlap, or metal for a balanced fall design. For an extra festive touch, consider adding small pumpkins, faux leaves, or fairy lights to enhance the autumn vibe.
Fall Floral Styrofoam Balls
Materials:
- 3 styrofoam balls (6 inches wide)
- Dollar Store artificial flowers (36 stems in fall colors)
- Hot glue gun
- Glue sticks
- Scissors
- Ribbon or twine (optional for hanging)
- Decorative bowl or basket (optional)
Directions:
- Gather your supplies and clear a workspace.
- Using scissors, trim the flower stems near the base, leaving just enough to stick into the styrofoam balls.
- Heat your hot glue gun and insert a glue stick.
- Start at the top of a styrofoam ball, add a small dab of hot glue to the base of a flower, and press it onto the ball. Hold it for a few seconds until it sets.
- Continue placing flowers around the ball, keeping them close together to cover the entire surface. Mix up the colors and sizes for a balanced look.
- Repeat with the other styrofoam balls until all three are completely covered in flowers.
- If you want to hang them, cut a piece of ribbon or twine and glue it securely to the top of each ball.
- Let the glue dry completely before handling or displaying your floral balls.
- Arrange the balls in a bowl, basket, or hang them up for a beautiful fall decoration.
Enjoy your festive creation!
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