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childs photo. Kid-Made New Years Eve Ball Drop Card Yesterday I was writing a check (fun, right?) and I paused while writing the date. Was it really 2018? It feels like just yesterday we were preparing for Y2K! But yes, here we are on the brink of 2019, with New Years Eve barely over a week away! Our kids are still on the young side, so they dont stay up until midnight. However, we still want to include them in the festivities and find ways to make the night special. This New Years Eve ball drop card is a fun and easy kids craft for the occasion! They can make it to use for their own countdown, or as a keepsake to give to family. New Years Countdown Card Supply List For your convenience in re-creating our New Years Eve Ball Drop Photo Card, I’ve provided shop-able ad links to some of the products used; disclosure policy available here. Black card stock Small paper plate (6) Silver glitter glue Sequins Metallic paint marker Childs photo Craft glue or glue gun Scissors How to Make a New Years Eve Ball Drop Photo Card First, watch our quick video tutorial to see exactly how we made our easy New Years Eve Ball Drop Card for kids. Then keep reading for full photo step-by-step instructions. Click video to play: would have plenty of time to dry. To decorate, we spread silver glitter glue to cover the entire surface of the paper plate. While the glue was still wet, we sprinkled sequins all over so that when the glue dried the sequins would stick to the plate. Feel free to customize your New Years Eve ball with whatever sparkly supplies you have on hand - this is what we had at home and meant to be an idea starter. You could also use metallic silver paint, paint markers, loose glitter, plastic jewels, aluminum foil, etc. While your glitter ball dries, you can work on the rest of the New Years card. Cut a slit in the middle of your black card stock, vertically, leaving about one inch uncut at the top and bottom. Use a metallic paint marker to write a countdown on the right side of your paper, from 10 to 1. On the top