Do you have unused bowling balls? You can turn them into beautiful yard art! Here is my lady bug I made. I sprayed the ball in red paint and let it dry. Then I used black paint marker to draw the dots , stripe and face. Finally I glued googly eyes and and applied a sticker adhesive. When everything is dried I sprayed a clear coat finish to help protect it from the weather. This has sat outside for the past 2 years. I am going to touch it up a bit with more black marker.
This is very creative and appealing, like like! 😁
Thank you! I enjoy making them! 😊
excellent idea and execution!
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Thank you for the compliment! Forgive my asking but what is a dustbunny subscription? Sorry I am still new to this site. 😊
Here is another bowling ball I painted without using clear coat spray & you can see the difference in how it faded from the sun, rain and other weather elements
I will repaint this one soon.
Highly recommend using clear coat!
this is not a site, if you let me to correct you, it is an expanding universe!! 😍
hehe, clear coat or not... all #googlyeyes are awesome ;)
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Thank you so much! 😊
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You are welcome @kellybellz! It is great to see you are doing your first steps! Great work!