This was posted over at Ducks in a Row a few weeks ago, but in case you missed it, here it is…
This year I decided to add some few new snowy touches to my holiday decor. I looked to simple supplies I had around the house to make a snowy snowball. 
For this project I used:
-Coffee Filters
-Styrofoam Ball (Depending on the size you want consider the coffee filters will stick up about an extra 2 inches off the ball)
-Sewing pins (or glue)
Pinch each coffee filter in the center so it forms a flower shape.
Secure the coffee filter onto the styrofoam ball with either a pin or glue. I prefer the pins if you have an abundance of them like I do because they make the project must faster and less messy.
To hang the snowball I pinned a piece of ribbon to the styrofoam. I pin in two pins, one angled to the right and the other angled to the left to have a secure hold. Because the ball is so light, it should be able to hold the weight. 
Keep on pinching and pinning the coffee filters until you get a glorious, snowy, white snowball. 
And to make adorable white snowy ornaments, use a teeny tiny styrofoam ball!
