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If you love using soft, fluffy pom-poms to decorate clothing or home decor, you know exactly how much time it takes to make a single pom-pom. Now imagine when you need 20 or 30 of them. Making pom-poms isn't
BeginnerFreeIf you love using soft, fluffy pom-poms to decorate clothing or home decor, you know exactly how much time it takes to make a single pom-pom. Now imagine when you need 20 or 30 of them. Making pom-poms isn't
If you love using soft, fluffy pom-poms to decorate clothing or home decor, you know exactly how much time it takes to make a single pom-pom. Now imagine when you need 20 or 30 of them. Making pom-poms isn't the most exciting task, so I want to share a little secret with you on how to quickly and easily make a huge batch of pom-poms all at once without spending tons of time on it.
To make the pom-poms, you can use any household furniture with legs (a table, bench, stool, chair, etc.). The main thing to remember is that the distance between the furniture legs will determine the maximum number of finished fluffy balls. You will also need yarn and scissors.
Secure the end of the yarn around one of the legs and wrap it around both legs together, as shown in the photo. The number of wrapped rounds depends on how full you want your pom-poms to be.
Tie off the yarn at equal intervals, the spacing of which will be the diameter of the finished fluffy ball.
Cut the ends of the yarn wrapped around the legs and even out the edges. Next, cut each marked section right down the middle.
Fluff up the pom-poms and trim the yarn ends. The fluffy pom-poms are ready!
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