Once you have all the moss on your ball, secure the yarn by threading it under the other yarn on the ball.When you’re wrapping the moss ball, be sure to wrap around all the moss sections. Keep going until you’ve added all the moss you want.Once that piece of moss is secure, add the next piece of moss. To hold the moss onto the ball, wrap around the ball making sure to wrap the very edges of the moss too. Next, add a piece of moss to the sphagnum moss ball and now wrap the ball with the blue yarn.Some will fall out of your fingers but just keep wrapping until it stops falling out. Squeeze the sphagnum moss together into a ball and wrap the cream coloured wool (yarn) around the sphagnum moss.Grab a big handful of sphagnum moss out of the bowl and squeeze most of the water out.Place the sphagnum moss in a bowl of water.Thank you for supporting Mother Natured.Ĭheck out how to make a Earth Moss Ball on the how-to video below. The sphagnum moss is so much fun to play with. So cute!Ĭhildren may need some help with this craft but they’ll love getting their hands wet and dirty.
The kids love reminding me that they are the clouds and they’re making it rain. I have three of them now, all hanging from the kids windows in their room and they just love to give it a spray with water every day. This Earth Moss Ball is more obvious as an Earth Day craft because, well, it looks like the Earth! Our family regularly connect, craft and play in nature. It would be pretty obvious to most that I think Earth Day should be celebrated every day and we do.
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