Getting crafty with yarn
Have you ever given yarn a try? If you haven’t and you’ve thought about it I’m telling you- DO IT! Something about choosing the colors, the patterns, the projects, its all so satisfying. So much that the kids love to join in and make pompoms with me. So if you haven’t tried it or you’re trying to master the pompom, you’ve come to the right place. Today I’m going to show you my newest project that I’m loving!- DIY Pumpkin Pompom
Let me first say this, I am not a master pompom maker lol. I like to think I am and I surely do try. But lets be honest I’m only a few weeks in to a new hobby that I love that I want to share it with you! I do have to say that there are a lot of ideas out there and different ways you can go about making a pompom, but I have found a spot on way. It’s easy, it’s fast and its dummy proof for the most part.
For todays blog to make the DIY pumpkin pompom I’ll be using one of my favorite chunky yarns, Lion Brand. While they have a lot of choices out there they are one of my favorite for getting a soft easy to make pompom. Today I’ll show you just how easy the pumpkin pompom is.
Here’s what you need:
- Scissors
- Clover PomPom maker – size depends on how big you want it.
- Thick/chunky yarn
- Acrylic yarn that matches your thick yarn
- Twine
- Cinnamon stick
Here’s what you do:
Start by wrapping your yarn at least 3 times around each side of the pom maker.
Once you have filled both sides cut down the center of the pom maker so form the pom.
Remove the pompom and trim around to form a circle
Tie a bow around your cinnamon stick and place in your pumpkin!
That’s all! If you want you can put hot glue on the bottom of the cinnamon stick before place it in for a more permanent approach but for me I left it as is so when I go to back up the fall decor I can slide it right in don’t have to worry about anything breaking.
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4 Comments
Morgan | The Mayberry Mama
September 8, 2020 at 7:51 pmThose are SO cute!!! I need more poms in my life!
Stephanie
September 28, 2020 at 1:27 amThis turned out great! You make it look easy but my pom poms never look that good. I’ll have to try again with the yarn and pom pom makes you suggested!!
Amna
September 28, 2020 at 9:39 amI love this so much! Such a perfect piece for fall decor. Thanks.
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