Start by screwing the eye hooks into the top of the wooden balls.
For the plain ones, just attach a string and your ready to hang them.
For the painted ones, use masking tape to tape off the section you want painted.
Apply the paint, you might need to do two coats to really cover it.
Remove the tape once the paint is dry and add the string for hanging.
Notes
Eye Hook Installation - The wood may feel hard initially. Apply steady pressure while turning, and don't worry if it takes some effort. Once it catches the wood grain, it will screw in more easily.Tape Choice Matters - Washi tape creates the cleanest lines because it removes easily without residue. If using masking tape, choose painter's tape quality and remove it while paint is slightly tacky.Paint Application - Thin coats work better than one thick coat. Let each coat dry fully before adding the next. Two thin coats give more even coverage than one thick layer.Weight Considerations - If making very large ornaments (3-inch or bigger), use them sparingly and hang them on stronger interior branches rather than delicate outer ones. A mix of sizes creates the most visual interest.