You don’t have to have a tray for a base for your towering ornament, but I like to use one. You will want to buy five of these bowls. This bowl measures eight and a half inches across the top of the open bowl and is three and three quarters inches tall. To recreate the same ornament that I did, you will want to buy four of this one. This one measures eleven inches across the top open part and is just four inches high. The larger of the two bowls is more ornate with designs in it. These are the bowls that I used to create these ornaments. If you cannot find these exact bowls, I have some tips for you I will share at the end of this post. I was able to purchase these bowls for $1.00 each.
No matter if your Dollar Tree has already raised their prices to $1.25 as they are threatening, this is still a bargain project as long as you find a great bargain on the bowls.
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Click here to read my full disclosure policy. This post contains some affiliate links for your convenience. I am so happy to be joining ten other bloggers today to each share their own “CHRISTMAS CHEER”! At the bottom of this post you will be able to see the links to each of the other participants! Let these twinkle for you all winter long! There is nothing particularly “Christmasy” about these, they say “WINTER” just perfectly.
Get to the Dollar Tree and pick up some “crystal” bowls and you can have gorgeous light up decorations sparkling on your front porch this holiday season! One of the things I really love about these is that they glimmer like ice and can beautify your entryway all winter long.
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