Here is a fun, easy project as you prepare for the Holidays! And if you don't mind a few sticky fingers, even fun for the kids! You will need clear, plastic ornaments. They come is a variety of sizes, but mine are 3" ornaments. You will be able to find these at your local craft supply store and are usually sold in a carton of 6. You will also need a jar of Mod Podge and a small paint brush. Finally, gather your scraps of fabrics and cut them into very small pieces. The pieces do not need to be the same size, in fact, it is better to have a variety of sizes. But the scraps do need to be small....generally an inch or less. I usually start at the top of the ornament and lay a piece of fabric on the ornament, hold it with one hand and simply paint the piece of fabric with Mod Podge. You don't need much, just enough to stick the fabric to the ornament. Then continue with another scrap and slightly over lap the last piece of fabric and paint with Mod Podge. I like to go all around the top first so that I can hold onto the hanger as I work my way around the bulb. You will notice it looks cloudy as you are painting, but it will dry clear. Once you have finished a bulb, you can place it upside down in the carton or string a ribbon through and hang to dry. Once dry you may add more layers of Mod Podge if you would prefer. I only did one coat. So there you have it! A fun ornament for your Christmas tree, as a gift {for teacher, maybe}, or gather several in a ribbon and use to decorate a package. Have fun! Mary