

2. Start wrapping your desired yarn around and around the cardboard, lengthwise. The more times you wrap the yarn around the cardboard, the more full and thick your finished pom-pom will be. There is no set number of wraps, however if you're making multiple pom-poms, you should count how many times you wrap the yarn so that all of your pom-poms will be uniform.
3. Once you are done wrapping the yarn around the cardboard, cut the yarn. Then remove the cardboard. Now place a piece of yarn about 6 inches underneath the wrapped yarn directly in the center.
4. Now tie that piece in a knot around the wrapped yarn, this will be the only thing holding together your pom-pom. Using sharp scissors, cut through the loops. Do not worry if it isn’t even, you will be able to shape your pom-pom in the next step.
5. Now that you’ve cut all the loops, fluff up your pom-pom. You may need to trim it to create a perfect circle. Trim off any uneven pieces. You are now finished making your pom-poms!
6. To create the garland, thread the 4 pom-poms together using a large needle and some bakers twine or heavy thread. Make sure to thread through the thickest part of the pom-pom. Leave extra thread or yarn on each side to be able to tie it to the bamboo skewers. Now complete by placing the skewers right into the cake!! I really hope you enjoyed this.
You can view some Glitzy Pink Tulle Pom-Poms at http://www.simplycreatedesigns.etsy.com/
Thank you! Denise
2 comments:
That is so cute Denise! Thanks for sharing the idea!
how cool is that denise!!! tfs!
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