Ribbon number three goes around the glass ball in the center of the globe, forming four '+'s on the ornament. Ribbons number four and five then cross the '+'s, so that you now have two sides each with a star burst shape on it.
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Ribbons and Sparkles Ornament
By Denise Witmer, About.com Guide
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- Step #1: Ribbons and Sparkles Ornament.
- Step #2: Gather your supplies.
- Step #3: Cut and glue ribbon.
- Step #4: Placing ribbon number two.
- Step #5: Placing the other ribbons.
- Step #6: Adding the glitter.
- Step #7: Put on the top and add ribbon.
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