This would have been pretty cheap if I had already had a soldering iron. BUT, I have this thing about new crafts that I've never done before. So instead of buying the soldering iron and required 50 plastic cups, I bought 100 cups and three different strings of light. And then, after making the first one, I went out a couple of days later and bought even more tumblers and different kinds of lights and wound up spending around $100 for this project (of course, I now have enough materials to make several balls. It was SO worth it, though! This is a really fun project, not difficult, but a little patience is required. There's something incredibly magical about a Sparkleball. I found inspiration for this project and tutorials at Sparkleball.com
Created using a how-to available here
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Mickie
i made a purple one check it out
Mickie
I bought the solo cups for 3dallors and my lights only cost 2dallors. I sold one at a art craft sale for 10 dallors. they was not a big hit but now i can make two more if I wanted. I got mad at one woman she wanted a switch on one. I never seen christmas light with switch,. (have you)
Mickie
that what happend to me didn't have a soldering iron. my cost 20.00. now i have one i made 4 alreally so it pay it seft off. lol very pretty sparkleball
Erin R.
Yes, it's me! I just discovered CO+Keep. It's awesome! I'll be uploading more pictures of my second sparkleball soon. :)
Sparkleball Lady
Erin-Steffi, is this you? I love Cut OUt + Keep! And your sparkleball popping up here!