Make a jingle bell tree....

I bought some gold jingle bells on clearance at the end of last season. I wasn't thrilled about the color, but they were so cheap, I knew I couldn't pass them up.

 I had some white spray paint and some Krylon Glitterblast to try.

 I separated out all of my bells according to size.

 I hot glued them to a cardboard cone.

 I ended up doing biggest to smallest at first and then I realized I kind of liked them a bit assorted so I changed my a pattern up a little as I worked.

 After they were all glued on I took my cone outside and coated it with a few coats of white.

 I also covered some craft store cardboard snowflakes  which I sprayed later with the glitter blast color sparkling waters.

I liked it, but I did notice I had to shake the can a lot to keep it from clogging.I also sprayed my tree in clear glitterblast.

Once everything was dry, I hot glued my glittery snowflakes onto my Jingle tree.

 I think it's cute! I would recommend buying more bells than you think you need. I had three boxes and I had to trim my cone down, otherwise I could have used 4!

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Jen

*This has been a compensated post, but opinions,ideas and jinglebells are all my own. *