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Valentine’s Day Pom Poms #DIY

January 10, 2015 By The Flying Couponer

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Valentine's Day Pom Poms. DIY and have fun creating this easy craft with your kids. The Flying Couponer | Family. Lifestyle. Savings.

Valentine’s Day Pom Poms #DIY

When I think about pom poms, it brings up exciting childhood memories. I would make pom poms for every occasion and especially for Valentine’s Day. They are such an easy and fun craft staple. All you need to get started is scissors, yarn, and imagination. There are so many ways to create these fun balls of yarn and I bet you will discover new ones along the way. The original way of creating pom poms is the traditional cardboard method.

Follow the steps below and let the fun begin.

1-Create a circle shape template using two pieces of cardboard. Cut a small round hole in the middle of each circle Cut them out and stack them on top of each other (see picture). If you would like to make a very large pom pom, you can adjust the size by making a bigger template.

Valentine's Day Pom Poms #DIY template

2- Start at one end of the template and hold the yarn against the cardboard. Wrap the first round to secure the yarn and keep wrapping around until you get to the other end. Repeat again if you would like to create a really full pom pom.

3- Put a pair of scissors between the two cardboard circles and cut the yarn all around. Continue cutting until no loops are left.

Valentine's Day Pom Poms cut yarn

4- Cut a piece of yarn and slide it between the two cardboard circles. Tie and knot the piece of yarn firmly and make another knot to secure the pom pom.

5- Remove the cardboard templates and give your pom pom an haircut! That’s the fun part! Trim it until it becomes fluffy and round

Valentine's Day Pom Poms Heart Shape

Now use your imagination and create different sizes and form of colorful pom poms. The possibilities are endless when you start to experiment with two or three different colors of yarn together. You can also try different methods to create pom poms, like using a fork or your fingers. If you leave long ends of thread hanging you will be able to form a loop or a garland.

Have fun!

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Comments

  1. The Flying Couponer says

    February 14, 2015 at 23:24

    Haha! Thanks for all your comments Ronald!

  2. Ronald G says

    February 10, 2015 at 00:05

    I know you will think I am a sexist/chauvanist but I am not. Pom poms look the best when they are being flung around by cheerleaders while us football players pretend not to watch….but valentine’s is good too

  3. heidi c. says

    January 15, 2015 at 01:15

    This was not at all how I expected these were made. A Thanks for sharing such a fun, easy craft!

  4. Lynda Cook says

    January 13, 2015 at 09:36

    I haven’t made pom-pom’s since grade school, thanks for sharing I have some wool laying around, think I might just make some with my granddaughter!!

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