1. Wrap the yarn around a fork horizontally about 15 times
2. Wrap the yarn vertically three times and then tie a knot
3. Cut the loops of yarn
4. Repeat until you have enough pom pom's for a garland line, then using invisible thread, thread the pom poms through the invisible thread to make the line of garland.
such a cute idea!
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Ha! Ok I led a craft night last night and I did pompoms and I made these donuts to wrap the thread around etc. and they were kinda labour intensive.... And NOW I see this. Curses... I use this next time!
ReplyDeletelol I forgot about these! I used to make these all the time when I was a kid
ReplyDeletethis is so cute!!! i wanted to make pom poms the other day and had to go out and buy a pom pom maker. had i known i could just use a fork. much better.
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I love this! I will be making them today!
ReplyDeleteso adorable! great job!!
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o my gosh! I love that!
ReplyDeleteGenius. I will be doing this!
ReplyDeleteSuper cute! I used to make something like this. You made the little pom pom and then glued googly eyes on it and it was called a "Fit"...when you were angry about something, you could just pick it up and "throw a Fit!" without doing any damage while getting your anger out!
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Wow. Very cool.
ReplyDeleteThis is adorable! Such a great idea, but I will have to save it for next year...I just don't have time before Valentine's day! It would be cute for other holidays too!
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Love this idea! I have been wanting to make pom poms for some time but didnt want to buy a pom pom maker or construct my own. This is the perfect solution! I wonder if it would work if you used a bigger serving fork? Awesome post.
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