Ben Starr - How to Make a Sparkleball

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  • Опубликовано: 30 ноя 2024

Комментарии • 55

  • @browsagogo
    @browsagogo 12 лет назад +1

    I absolutely love your instructional style. It's very informative and animated. Love the visuals.
    Seen plenty of other sparkleball videos and none of them compare to yours. Will definitely
    use your video as a guide in making my own sparkleballs so I can have them ready by this christmas. Thanks so much for showing your passion for art.

  • @drumdad54sdl47
    @drumdad54sdl47 Год назад +1

    I hadn't considered fusing the cups together by melting with a soldering iron.. gonna try that! You are exactly right- they won't be perfect. When they are hanging & lit up at night, no one will notice & they will still look cool!

  • @deborahwood9304
    @deborahwood9304 12 лет назад

    I just watched how to do the chicken wire balls and I like these a LOT better - both are great holiday ideas and you can get the kids involved in this thanks so much for making the video

  • @missmary333
    @missmary333 12 лет назад +1

    Freaking LOVE this! The soldering iron is genius-- so much easier & cleaner-looking than stapling.

  • @09moneyclip
    @09moneyclip 13 лет назад +1

    Omg..thank you! I didn't know to Souter it like that! I made my first one with hot glue and it was messy..I actually bought the Souter thing and only used it to make holes on the bottom.. I'll do another one tomorrow now that I've seen your video.! Thank you..thank you..thank you.!

  • @tourerish
    @tourerish 13 лет назад

    Thank you.I love the simple step by step process. I think my husband will be shocked when his bubble brain wife makes this...I am NOT saying you have to brainless to make this .I am saying YOU made it look FUN and EASY. I am already planning for the next year!

  • @lisaKH100
    @lisaKH100 11 лет назад +1

    LOVE, LOVE, LOVE this! Well done, professional, easy to understand and it made me smile! I'll be doing about 8345 of these for our 2014 outdoor Christmas display. :)

  • @TheWisdomismine
    @TheWisdomismine 12 лет назад +1

    Thank you for this lovely idea.

  • @ashmegjo
    @ashmegjo 12 лет назад

    thank you so much for this video!! I can't wait to make my sparkle balls for christmas this year!!

  • @Tabby1981pen
    @Tabby1981pen 10 лет назад

    When I was a young kid in the 80'smy Great Grandmother and great Aunts all had these hanging on there porches for Christmas and absolutely love them and always wanted to find o make them ...Ty for sharing !!!!

    • @MedleyUnlimited
      @MedleyUnlimited 10 лет назад +1

      This is a great demo video. I am following the video and making Sparkle Balls ready for Christmas. I had terrible trouble getting the right size cups in the UK, but now I have found them on Ebay: Solo 50 x 9oz Clear Plastic Cups. Ideal for Sparkle Ball. 50 Cups Per Pack. Once again thanks

  • @ultimatefoodgeek
    @ultimatefoodgeek  12 лет назад

    Debbie, just hold your soldering iron pointed down over a newspaper after every 10 or so holes and the plastic will drop off the tip. There will still be blackened burnt plastic on the tip, but this never affected the overall look of the sparkleball...my holes were never dark. The soldering iron should QUICKLY melt the holes, there shouldn't be burning. (You may have a different type of plastic, though.) The strings are unavoidable, just pull them off after they set.

  • @realitybyproxy
    @realitybyproxy 13 лет назад

    Those are crazy cool!

  • @TeLisaDeBerry
    @TeLisaDeBerry 12 лет назад +1

    Front yard? Please this is going to be my bed room chandelier

  • @whitetiger6618
    @whitetiger6618 12 лет назад

    I Have seen it done with a stapler much easier but i love this idea

  • @hula48
    @hula48 12 лет назад

    Thank you so mch. Love it. Got my work cut out this year and then some.

  • @UseYourManners123
    @UseYourManners123 11 лет назад +1

    Mulled wine made me smile!

  • @MrSimplefilm
    @MrSimplefilm 12 лет назад

    Thank you for giving me a new idea!

  • @bam1760
    @bam1760 12 лет назад

    Keep the cups stacked as packaged and then in one swope melt holes thru all cups stacked. this method takes seconds--or just keep on melting holes one cup at a time. I use this method to make water holes thru plastic bowls, etc to turn into planters.

  • @chilenausa
    @chilenausa 12 лет назад

    BEAUTIFULL JOB!!!! CONGRATULATION!

  • @KeithPetersen5
    @KeithPetersen5 12 лет назад +1

    Have you tried using the green and red cups in the same style that you have to make red and green balls for LOR?

  • @madmiask
    @madmiask 11 лет назад

    Very interesting

  • @bam1760
    @bam1760 12 лет назад

    rather than a soldering iron heated, you can use a long round screwdriver heated over the flame of my gas stove to melt the holes thru the center of the stacked cups--just make sure the round end is the right diameter needed for the lights.

  • @victoriahong2786
    @victoriahong2786 10 лет назад

    That would've been perfect for new years🎉

  • @marissamaharaj304
    @marissamaharaj304 11 лет назад

    wow beautiful

  • @slanham54
    @slanham54 12 лет назад

    I will try this

  • @LABELLAVITACOSMETICO
    @LABELLAVITACOSMETICO 11 лет назад

    You had me at mulled wine!

  • @KeithPetersen5
    @KeithPetersen5 12 лет назад

    So in his example he is using those bigger LED lights and I went ahead and tried to make it with teh same exact cups he used and it was two flat sides so it looks like a smooshed ball.. but it doesn't really matter when it's dark and hanging it looks great! now 3 more. I also put way too many bulbs in it. 200 so I made 4 holes in each cup... a waste. Doing 2 holes for the next ones.

  • @nancyweeal1
    @nancyweeal1 12 лет назад

    FYI - 50 cups for one sparkleball =
    Step 1 - Join 12cups for 1st layer,
    Step 2 - Join 9 cups for 2nd layer,
    Step 3 - Join the 2nd layer (9) to 1st Layer (12),
    Step 4 - Top with 4 to complete a semi-circule of 25 cups.
    Do the some for another semi-circule of 25 cups, insert led lights and
    join both semi-circule to form a ball. Complete :)

  • @edgardmestre4346
    @edgardmestre4346 10 лет назад

    Thx u, that was so easy

  • @debbiecable6968
    @debbiecable6968 12 лет назад

    How do you keep your soldering iron clean from all the plastic and not leave dark holes with strings all over the cups?

  • @dekia01
    @dekia01 8 лет назад

    bravo!...

  • @UseYourManners123
    @UseYourManners123 11 лет назад

    you can also use a drill to make holes. Less toxic!

  • @colleenspellen7703
    @colleenspellen7703 12 лет назад

    I am haiving a hard time getting 12 9oz cups to form a circle. I am able to use 16 cups to orm the circle. What am I doing wrong?

  • @therovingwino
    @therovingwino 12 лет назад

    I used to find these cups everywhere. Now all I find are 9 oz cups that appear to be the wrong size. I have gone to several grocery stores, Sam's Club, Smart & Final, Party City and none work with the 12 cup original circle. It's not like I'm out in te boonies as I'm located in SoCal. Do you know of a good online place that will get me them CHEAP and FAST?

  • @ashmegjo
    @ashmegjo 12 лет назад

    could you make these smaller? We have a small porch and I don't want to over-do it...

  • @Esmyi
    @Esmyi 12 лет назад

    I was like where do I know this guy from??? And then iI look at his picture and I'm all like oh Ben Starr from masterchef

  • @juvinong7897
    @juvinong7897 11 лет назад

    can i know the dimension for the cup?

  • @gabriielacaceres2798
    @gabriielacaceres2798 12 лет назад

    how big is the glass pliis

  • @ebby6285
    @ebby6285 12 лет назад

    can u use hot glue instead ?

  • @cojocoolio
    @cojocoolio 12 лет назад

    do u really need a soldering iron? cant u just cut holes in the bottom of the cups?

  • @albaluciapinedadiaz8338
    @albaluciapinedadiaz8338 11 лет назад

    hola me gusto diseño espectacular pero no entendi y no se puede traducir en español no me daopciones de traduccion soy de colombia te agradeceria me enviaras en español

  • @UseYourManners123
    @UseYourManners123 11 лет назад

    Se necesita 50 copas de 9 onsas; el demonstro con un soldador, pero es muy toxico. Puedes usar una grampador. Y compra luces de 50 o cien de LED es mejor porque ya haciendolo no puedes cambiar los luces. Preguntas?

  • @robertrayappan5281
    @robertrayappan5281 10 лет назад

    esta muy hermoso suban mas vídeos gracias

  • @Michellehasbackhair
    @Michellehasbackhair 12 лет назад

    thats why you staple it

  • @BENSTRONGTV
    @BENSTRONGTV 11 лет назад

    Just made mine used staples

  • @gabriielacaceres2798
    @gabriielacaceres2798 12 лет назад

    pporfavor el tamaño del vaso

  • @21477701
    @21477701 11 лет назад

    hot glue gun?

  • @irma4783able
    @irma4783able 12 лет назад

    es vaso d 9oz

  • @virginiaomalley
    @virginiaomalley 11 лет назад

    No. Glue gun won't work.

  • @nakemagonzalez536
    @nakemagonzalez536 11 лет назад

    Can I use hot glue ????