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Thursday, May 6, 2010 ? 10:56 PM 0 Comments
Shell Decor Ball

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You want to make sophisticated decorative balls to fancy up your house? Now you can! Save yourself money, let the creativity and fun flow and make these gorgeous decorative balls. Don't pay all that money at the store for the pre-made balls!!! Styrofoam balls, shells and glue gun is all it takes. Decorations are so expensive these days, so I decided to make my own decorative balls.


Here is what you'll need...
Styrofoam balls (any size varied sizes are great)
Glue Gun and Glue
Shell (I used the shell necklace that I bought 5 yrs ago)
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And here's the finished project...
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Tuesday, April 20, 2010 ? 7:08 PM 0 Comments
Shopping and some tutorials

Hi everyone! Went out this afternoon to buy some decorations for the house and I saw this really nice faux tree branch with small flowers displayed at one of my favorite stores. I was going to buy 5 of them but when I looked at the price tag I was like no way!! $6.99 per stem! Are you kidding me? So I thought I'll just probably make one when I get home. I picked up some furnitures from the op shop as well before I went home.

Anyways, I started by trimming a branch off a tree in our back yard. This is very easy to make and really cheap! All you need is a glue gun and some faux flowers. I used millinery flowers that I bought on etsy ages ago. I plucked the flowers off directly at each bud.
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Here's the finished project. Looks fantastic in real life, the picture do not do it justice!
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I was actually going to put more flowers but I ran out of glue! Grrr!


And here's what I picked up from the op shop. Would you believe that I only paid $30.00 for these?? Oh, I can't wait to paint it!
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Amor designs is a place creating uniquely designed home accessories to give your house a gentle touch of sophistication with accessibility, affordability and style. Inspired by art nouveau and modern artists such as fafi, the decorative products are designed to create an aesthetic atmostphere for both indoors and outdoors functions.

The influences of all that is flaked, worn, rustic, and antique mixed with heavy lines of graffiti and pop art, allows Amor designed products to be featured in any modern or vintage setting of any house, home and room.



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