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Worked great as my "bubbles" in the trick or treat cauldron! Will probably get more for a bigger bubble look!

We measured the kids at the beginning of the year and these hold the ribbons showing how tall they are. They will make a fun gift for mom and dad. We needed 18 for our class. This was a pack of 20. Two of our ornaments were cracked. But overall I thought it was a good value for the money spent.

They were smaller than I anticipated but I will use them on a small tree.

These are great size for filling with really anything small for your holiday decorations. They also make great custom poké balls as well. No scratches and are nice and clear. Really great.

I love the shape of these clear plastic ornaments as they are not a round ball but more like a disc shape. They fit together well and make for a great display for intricate winter scenes. They also look nice with acrylic paint for paintings. I prefer to put on my own hangers and am planning to embellish with bead covered wires for hanging. In fact, I just gave myself an idea. I have tons of craft supplies that I will never get through like buttons and beads that I love and have been collecting for almost 30 years that would make for fun fillers! I'm a big fan of diy ornaments and have used this type for family and friend gatherings as a craft project to do with each other. They do not scratch easy.

These ornaments are wonderful. However, it was my mistake for not checking the dimensions, because they are way too small for what I needed them for. Luckily, I was able to use them for a different kind of idea, so it all worked out in the end. The balls fit together well and are easy to take apart and put back together.

These are amazing craft items. They make good ornaments for painting, filling with candy, etc. You could fill them with something new for different seasons, so they could work for any holiday, not just Christmas. If you live in a forested environment, you could even use these for Easter eggs or scavenger hunts - hang them so you have to stand in a certain spot to see them, and so on.They also make good keychains! I'm going to fill one with live moss, then drill some holes for aeration. I think even a small air plant could live in an enclosure like this, if it had holes drilled and you put the globe underwater for a while every week. I would not try making a full terrarium or ecosystem out of such a small item, though.The globes are 2" diameter and have hanging tabs on every piece, so when you assemble a globe, it has 2 tabs coming together to make one thick one. To make them even sturdier, any clear-drying cyanoacrylate glue or similar glue should work to seal the two halves together.UPDATE: Another idea I recently had - you could make a "ship in a bottle", a small diorama, or something with these. Then you have a ship, or a tiny world, to carry around with you. Much easier doing that in one of these globes than in a real bottle! :)

Several of the pieces were broken making it impossible to get full use of the items.