Surprise ball

Tips for making surprise balls for kids, and ideas for prizes to include

Hi Everyone Today I'm going to share a relatively simple DIY gift idea. Surprise balls were one of my favorite things to get as a gift when I was a kid, hey I'd still actually love to get these now. They are just a blast! Now I know a lot of people don't know what a surprise ball is, basically you get a bunch of small trinkets, jewelry/candy/toys/etc, and you take crate paper streamers and you wrap all the little trinkets into a giant ball of goodness that the person then has to slowly…

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The original saran wrap ball game is a fun game full of candy and mysterious surprises that everyone loves. It's perfect for camp, retreats, Christmas and other holidays! #game #christmas

Looking for some exciting New Years Activities? Today, Jenny Franklin is guest posting on One Little Project and is sharing 3 awesome ideas to make your new years eve memorable and fun! Thanks Jenny! Put the New in New Years with these Fun and Inexpensive Ideas I love New Years. It’s that time when my entire family congregates in one place to eat shrimp and steak, drink (wine coolers or juicy juice), and make merry with games and activities. It’s been a long, long tradition that has evolved…

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We love Surprise Balls. They make great gifts for the young at heart. Who can resist unraveling a ball showering you with gifts? Find where to buy them and DIY instructions. You'll have as much fun as the recipient.

Giant Surprise Balls are a great gift idea for birthdays, holidays, anniversaries, and other celebrations! Make some today!

A surprise ball is a ball of crepe paper containing little prizes that are collected as you unwind the ball. A surprise ball is a special way to send gifts for any age. Just find the little trinkets and candies that they love, wind them in crepe paper and mail it or leave it somewhere for them to discover. They're a fun way to send a party invitation, a pick-me-up gift to someone with the winter blues or an I-miss-you gift for your favorite niece or nephew. You'd be surprised at how many…

"The toy you destroy to enjoy!" A traditional craft with origins in 1950s New Orleans, now made by Judy Walker of TOPS Malibu. Oranges were once a customary gift, the segments are the perfect sweet snack to share with others. Unravel this orange to reveal old fashioned treats and toys under each layer. Contains 12 priz