vine balls

14 years ago

Please, does any one have ideas on how to make vine balls, small ones. I have grape, westeria, kudzu vines and willow

limbs . I wnt to make the balls. I cannot afford the store sold ones. Thank you for all your help.

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toomuchglass
14 years ago
I 'think' I remember hearing one time about making them. Soak your vines till they get soft & pliable. Use a balloon that is less than half inflated - and just begin to wrap . Keep wrapping till you get a ball ... let the vines dry and pop the balloon.

I've seen them at Hobby Lobby . When they have a sale on them - they're about $5 or so . I think they are awesome looking !
barb_from_pa
14 years ago
If you make some, be sure to post pictures! Good luck!
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14 years ago
Here are some instructions:

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