I have a new obsession: pom poms.
I rummaged through my basket of leftover yarn and found one small skein of red wool.
This would be perfect for a mini sized DIYpom-pom garland!
My DIY pom pom garland also made an appearance on Janesrustic Christmas mantelseveral seasons ago.
With our easy tutorial, you dont need any special tools just a fork!
You could easily make different sizes and different colors of pom poms.
Or add other small elements to your pompom garland.
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No exact science here but there needs to be enough wrapping to make a good, fluffy pom pom.
Tie a single knot and gently remove the wrapped yarn from the fork.
Pull the center yarn tightly and add a double knot to secure in place.
If your pom pom yarn is strong enough, you could use the same one.
Using a pair of sharp scissors begin to clip all of the formed loops to create loose ends.
When all the loops are clipped, you will have a unruly looking pom pom.
And there it is: a individual pom pom.
Continue on and make as many as you want for your Christmas pom pom garland.
Or alternate with some holiday yarn colors for a festive effect.
It had some gold woven in for a bit of sparkle.
Knot the white yarn on either side of the DIY pom pom and space them out evenly.
Continue until the pom pom garland is complete.
I was so excited about my cutie little Christmas pom pom garland.
I actually really like how the white yarn doesnt detract from the fluffy clusters.
The yarn pom poms almost look like theyre floating all strung up on these driftwood pieces.
They also look perfect just bunched together on the mantel.
We hope youve found this DIY pom pom garland tutorial helpful.
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How to Make an Easy Pom Pom Garland (DIY with a Fork)!
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