August 4 , 2012
Tacoma Park MARYLAND
Caught this on Flickr and Beth was kind enough to share it here.
August 4 , 2012
Tacoma Park MARYLAND
And then from Beth's friend Sharon, who Beth taught how to make sparkleballs.
July 25 , 2012
Tupelo MISSISSIPPI
With John Prince's One-Step Timer you can build a sparkleball that automatically turns on/off -- and is powered by C or D batteries. That means hanging a sparkleball anywhere with no cords to plug in. [rollover image]
July 13 , 2012
Chicago ILLINOIS
Frankie, his dad Anthony, and friend Jen made a kitchen full of sparkleballs.
July 13 , 2012
Chicago ILLINOIS
Frankie Azam exhibiting expression of sparkleballesque wonder.
July 13 , 2012
Brackettville TEXAS
Cody and his grandma Judy use the plier stapler method for building their sparkleballs. They also hot-glue the LED lights inside cups so they won't slip out.
January 20, 2012
Alexandria EGYPT
This Alaa's first sparkleball and the first known sparkleball in Egypt.
She used 175 cups and 180 lights. ahlan wa-sahlan, Alaa.
January 1, 2012
Berkeley CALIFORNIA
Thanks to Shannon for snapping this sparkleball tree.
December 27, 2011
Fredericksburg TEXAS
Spotted by Juliet while driving down the street, on a visit to her grandmother.
December 27, 2011
Sonoma CALIFORNIA
From Carole, a good friend of sparkleballs.
December 24, 2011
Davis CALIFORNIA
Jessica at UCDavis School of Medicine scores one more for California as the leading sparkleball state.
December 24, 2011
Fullerton CALIFORNIA
Sparkleball portrait by photographer Evangeline Sheridan, daughter of Brian Sheridan, next page.
December 24, 2011
Fullerton CALIFORNIA
Another rainy sparkleball portrait by Evangeline Sheridan.
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