I shared today’s project during my Weekly Wednesday Facebook Live this week! I’m calling it a Geo Ball Table Favor!
Here’s what the back side looks like:
I followed Cornelia Janssen’s tutorial (in German) and had to recreate it for you! Be sure to check out her blog – she’s super talented! This geo ball would be a perfect little table favor for dinner parties, baby showers, wedding showers – you name it! If you do a quick search on Pinterest, you’ll see that these geo balls have been used for so many applications. I couldn’t wait to make one for myself.
Check out my new 360° view! I hope it doesn’t make you too dizzy – I’m still working out the kinks. This table favor is hard to photograph, so I wanted you to really see what it looks like! Isn’t this awesome?!
This is much easier to make than it looks – I promise! Here’s my video tutorial:
Here’s the template I shared:
I hope you’ll give this a try! Thank you so much for stopping by today! I hope you have a wonderful and blessed weekend!
MEASUREMENTS:
- Sweet Soiree Specialty DSP – 6″ x 5-1/4″
- Score along 5-1/4″ side at 1-5/16″, 2-5/8″, and 3-15/16″
- Add tick marks along 6″ side on both top and bottom at 1-1/2″, 3″, and 4-1/2″
- See video tutorial and template for how to score & cut
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Amazingly adorable! And I adore that paper!
You. Amaze. Me.
I love this box! And the video is as awesome as always! I do like the 360 view. You are the best with videos!
Julie this is such a unique little ball, absolutely precious. The template however reminds me of LEGO Batman. You already knew I was odd.
Super cute project and a FABULOUS video tutorial, again! You’re tops, Julie! Thank you for your sharing! MWAH!
I love this! Thanks so much for sharing all your great projects! Is there anyway to make this with a lid? Maybe a tuck in one or magnet close one? If so, I would love for you to “add” that alternative in a video. I’m not so great at keeping things from spilling so this box with added lid would be perfect. Thanks again, I dont miss a video as I am subscribed to your YouTube channel. Have a great weekend.