I’ve had the past few days off of work, and instead of doing responsible things this season like Christmas shopping, cleaning my house, packing, or doing some contract work, I’ve pretty much been indulging in donuts, watching hours of The L Word, and making pom poms. At least I have something to show for it besides an expanding waistline.
So, you’ll need pom poms. I made about 30 using my tutorial, but I found a similar tutorial that uses your hand instead of a fork, which is great, especially if you don’t have a larger fork or are using a curved fork like I was, what a pain.
For the garland you’ll need: a tapestry needle, about thirty pom poms, and a thin yarn.
Thread the tapestry needle with the yarn and pierce the center of the pom pom. You want to make sure you get it through the middle that binds the pom pom together.
I just got them all on the yarn and spaced them out at the end. I thought I’d have to give them a knot to secure them, but they really stay in place.
Then hang them and be festive! I put them over my holiday display bookshelf.
Do you see that picture of Ryan and me? It’s the only one we have framed of each other, and it’s from our first Christmas. Yikes. <3
Oh, I LOVE it!! I started making pom poms and quickly lost interest… your garland is so cute!
Thank you. Yeah, it’s something you have to do while watching TV. And you have to do it in phases.
So cute! I’m glad my pom pom method was helpful. Yay for poms!