Another purpose for these Friendship Balls came about when I started teaching the women of my neighborhood how to stitch these colorful balls. Missionary mothers sent 2-3 Friendship Balls in the care packages to their missionaries. The response was very positive. Missionaries would give a Friendship Ball to the kids of the families they were teaching.
Happy kids = Delightful Parents = Ecstatic Missionaries!
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A unique craft using a tennis ball, yarn and tapestry needle to create a colorful ball to use in a variety of ways.
4th of July Art Festival
Purchasing
You may purchase a CD with colorful instructions to use on your computer.
$12.00 plus$3.00 shipping and handling
You may purchase a Printed copy of colorful instructions.
$12.00 plus $3.00 shipping and handling
Send check or money order to:
Nancy Carlson
27 West 1450 North
Centerville, Utah 84014
Please include your name and address.
For questions, please email me at: nancy(dot)friendshipballs(at)gmail(dot)com
A #16 Tapestry Needle (found in all craft stores)
Any regular colored yarn of your choice. (I suggest four (4) different colors, one
being multicolored. This will make it
easier to follow the instructions.)
After you make one Friendship Ball, you will be able to make many, using varied color and multicolored yarn.
$12.00 plus$3.00 shipping and handling
You may purchase a Printed copy of colorful instructions.
$12.00 plus $3.00 shipping and handling
Send check or money order to:
Nancy Carlson
27 West 1450 North
Centerville, Utah 84014
Please include your name and address.
For questions, please email me at: nancy(dot)friendshipballs(at)gmail(dot)com
With either instructions, you can create your own Friendship Ball.
You will need a ball (used tennis balls are great)A #16 Tapestry Needle (found in all craft stores)
Any regular colored yarn of your choice. (I suggest four (4) different colors, one
being multicolored. This will make it
easier to follow the instructions.)
After you make one Friendship Ball, you will be able to make many, using varied color and multicolored yarn.
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