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I put together a bit of a tutorial in case you would like to make one yourself.
You'll need:
2 skeins of yarn (I chose pink and red)
1 coat hanger (or a decent gauge wire)
wire snips
string to hang the wreath or a wreath hanger
First, you need to make a pom-pom. For a wreath of this size, you'll need about 30.
1. Begin by holding the ends of two lengths of yarn. For a pompom this size, you'll want to wrap it about 45 times (if you are using one color, go about 90)
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2. Slip your thumb out and hold your yarn.
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3. Flip your hand over and tuck one length of yarn in between your fingers.
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4. Flip your hand back over and tie a knot across the top of the yarn. Slide the pompom off of your hands and secure that knot.
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5. Insert your scissors into the loops and cut.
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6. For this pompom, you just need to clean up the ball a bit; don't worry about trimming it really short like you would if you were making a regular pompom.
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7. Rub the pompom ball between your hands to fluff the ends up a bit.
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8. Make about 29 more.
9. If you're using a coat hanger, clip the end and shape into a circle-but don't close it! Slide your pompoms on one-by-one. Once all 30 are on, twist the ends of the wire and bend it into a heart shape. Done!
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If you haven't gotten enough of your pom-pom fix, you can make more and construct some hearts! For these, I made the pom-poms the same way, and instead of using wire took some of the yarn and strung three in a row. Then I went through the bottom pom-pom and strung up to the right (making a V shape, and added two more) You'll want to go back and forth a few times to secure the pom-poms. I added another at the bottom of the V to make the heart a bit more full. If you want to make bigger hearts, just use more than six hearts. Just remember to add a couple at the bottom of your V to fill it out.
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How fun! I think I'll get my girl involved and make a pile of pom pom hearts to hang all over the house.
ReplyDeleteI like red, I like pink, I like hearts (in moderation). I like this!
ReplyDeleteCute I am so going to try this tomorrow!
ReplyDeleteThis is so sweet and original! I would love to feature it in an "I Heart Wreaths" tutorial I am putting up tonight or tomorrow -- with proper credit and link-backs, of course!
ReplyDeleteWould you mind?
~Amanda