How To…Make a Pompom
How To Make A Pom Pom
Wind your yarn around the 1-inch wide piece of cardboard multiple times (the more times you wrap the yarn around the cardboard, the thicker the pompom will be).
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Wind your yarn around the 1-inch wide piece of cardboard multiple times (the more times you wrap the yarn around the cardboard, the thicker the pompom will be).
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What a fantastic idea!
Welcome Karin 🙂
Thank you Candice 🙂
Thank you so much for the useful tutorial!
I used this post in this summer holidays, we made a lot of animals with my kids…. the frog was the funiest…
Great, easy tutorial! One of my favorites to use!
I’m not sure Connie – when I purchased mine I got it at Lens Mill Store and it was on clearance as it was being discontinued. I have never seen them in a shop since.
Thanks Lela 🙂
It is pretty easy 🙂 Just a little messy with all the bits you trim off!
Sooo cute! And its not girly so I can use it for my boys!
I would love to have the tool used in this video. Could someone let me know where to purchase it?
I have never been able to make pom poms 🙁 but after seeing this tutorial, I think it is going to be a breeze!!!