DIY Plant eyeballs

In this post, I’ll show you how to create your very own DIY Plant Eyeballs. These creative and playful planters will add a touch of whimsy for your Halloween decor. Plus, they’re a fun and easy project for all ages to enjoy.

Do you want to add a spooky touch to your Halloween decorations this year? Or maybe you just want to add a unique, eye-catching element to your home decor. Look no further than DIY plant eyeballs – a fun and creative way to bring your plants to life! By using simple materials and following a few easy steps, you can transform your ordinary houseplants into eerie, yet cool Halloween decor! In this article, we’ll guide you through the process and give you all the tips you need to create your own plant eyeballs. Get ready to get your hands dirty and let your creativity bloom!

Supplies to make Plant eyeballs

Ping pong balls (found some at Dollar tree and walmart!)
black adhesive vinyl
skewers
hot glue
scissors

How to DIY plant eyeballs

This tutorial is so easy!

Step 1: Take a set of two ping pong balls and add a dob of glue to one. Press the other ball to it. Let cool.

Step 2: Take the skewer and put it in between the two balls and add a lot of hot glue to hold it into place. Make sure the stick doesn’t go up over the ping pong balls.

Step 3: Cut out circles out of the black adhesive vinyl. If you don’t have black vinyl, you could easily swap out for a sharpie or magic marker and draw circles directly onto the ping pong balls.

I like to cut out big and small circles to make the eyeballs have a little whimsy.

Step 4: Peel off the backing of the vinyl and place it on the ping pong balls. Some go up, some go down. Some might look cross-eyed! Have fun with it!

Some of these eyeballs remind me of cookie monster!

Be Creative: Take some black felt and create eyebrows or glue on some fake eyelashes!

Step 5: Place the skewers in your planter! You can trim them down if you need to. They are easy to snap off!

Step 6: Check out your cute new plants!

I know I put these up for Halloween, but I think they are more whimsical than scary!

Pair these with some DIY TENTACLES!

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