DIY Star-Shaped Clear Ornaments

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Do It Yourself Star-Shaped Clear Ornaments. Put your own sparkle on the Christmas tree! Fun to embellish with ribbons, self-adhesive felt or foam pieces (sold separately), these stars let your creative holiday spirit shine! We recommend using crayons, colored pencils, washable markers, permanent markers or acrylic paint, sold separately online. Plastic. (1 dozen per unit) 3" diam.

$19.99

NOW $6.00 12 Piece(s)

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500 Piece(s)

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4.3 out of 5
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$4.00 Now $1.99

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$3.75
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5.0 out of 5

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So many ways to use A good quality product that can be used so many ways. Our children's class used glitter glue to decorate the inside. They came out beautiful no matter how much you decorated them. The kids loved them. The ages were 3 year olds thru 5th grade. December 9, 2011

Great! SO many things you can do with these! I for one, painted the insides to make different colored stars, but they can be filled with glitter, jingle bells, christmas tree needles, the sky is the limit! September 13, 2011

They all fit together! But some weird smudges I can't clean off Two of my stars had something that looked kind of like smudges, but seemed to be part of the plastic itself (didn't wash off or Goo-gone off). If I'd wanted twelve crystal clear ornaments, I would have been disappointed. Since I only wanted six to make into 'snow globes' I was able to give the smudgy ones to the kids and have them paint the outside. I'm not sure how well that will hold up--it seems like paint would flake off the smooth plastic pretty quickly and if I'd been planning to paint them would have wanted to paint the inside, not the outside. All the stars fit/snapped together nicely, though, which is not always the case. December 19, 2012