Polystyrene Craft Balls | 2.5cm White (100pc) Lightweight, versatile, and ready for a total transformation! Our 100-piece Polystyrene Ball set is a quintessential crafting essential. At 2.5cm, these miniature spheres provide the perfect base for 3D art, seasonal decorations, and educational models. Whether you’re pinning, gluing, or painting, these high-density foam balls offer a smooth surface for all your creative whims. ________________________________________ Key Features • Perfect Mini Scale: Each ball measures 2.5cm, making them ideal for delicate projects and detailed modelling. • Easy to Customise: The high-density foam can be easily pierced with pins, cut with a craft knife, or bonded with specialised foam glues. • Smooth White Surface: Provides a clean, neutral canvas that accepts acrylic paint, glitter, sequins, and markers beautifully. • Bulk Value Pack: With 100 pieces per bag, you have plenty for entire classroom projects or massive seasonal displays. ________________________________________ Creative Ways to Craft 1. DIY Festive Ornaments Create your own sparkling baubles! Use a sequin pin to attach colourful sequins and beads. Roll them in glue and glitter for a sparkly effect. They are the perfect size for mini-Christmas trees or festive wreaths. 2. STEM & Solar System Models The ideal choice for science fair projects. These balls make excellent "planets" or "atoms." Their lightweight nature means they can easily be suspended from string or mounted on our Paper Card Straws without drooping. 3. Character & Doll Making Use these as the foundational "heads" for small dolls, puppets, or angels. Simply cover them with fabric, felt, or our Tissue Paper Squares to create a smooth, round face for your characters. 4. Floral & Party Décor Create "pomander" balls by pinning small silk flowers into the surface, or use them as the centre of large paper flowers to add a realistic 3D depth to your floral arrangements. ________________________________________ Tip: When painting polystyrene, always use water-based acrylics. Solvent-based paints or spray paints can react with the foam and cause it to melt. For a perfectly even coat, stick a toothpick into the ball to use as a handle while you paint!
