Lay 50 Balls On Red Fabric...(WOW)

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Oct 16, 2026
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AI GeneratedTransform ordinary ball pit balls and thrifted red fabric into a festive holiday garland. By wrapping the balls in fabric strips and securing them with thread, you can create a sustainable, customizable decoration suitable for any season.
Turn some ordinary ball pit balls into the perfect holiday decor.
For this project, I'm also going to use
this gorgeous red fabric that I found at the thrift
store. I'm going to put a little snip in the fabric
so that I know how wide I need the fabric
strips to be. Now that I know how long I need the fabric,
I'm going to fold and cut this big piece
into some long strips.
With my fabric cut, it's now time to start wrapping the balls from the
ball pit. I want to start by rolling the ball in the fabric,
making sure to turn under the
raw edges of the fabric so they're not seen i'm placing
the first ball a few inches from the end
of the fabric so that i have a bit left over
when i'm done next i'm going to use some red
thread to tie off each ball to tie them off i want
to twist the fabric at the end of the ball
so that it's nice and tight
and then i want to wrap the thread around the twisted part a few
times finally i'll tie a few knots in it
and then snip off the ends with both ends of the first ball
tied off it's time to add another ball.
I can slip it right into the fabric folds and then twist it
off to make sure it's nice and tight again.
This garland is just about done but I still need a way
to hang it and some little finishing touches.
To do that I'm cutting four strips of the same fabric
about a foot and a half to two feet long and a couple of inches wide.
I want to tie off one of
the strips tightly to the end of each to each end of the garland
and then knot it and cut off the
excess. This is going to serve as a way to hang my garland.
I love that this beautiful garland
was made from something as ordinary as ball pit balls.
It's perfect for the holiday season but
could be changed up for any time of year by changing out the fabric.
I hope this has inspired
you to make your own garland as well.
