using a pom pom maker for the first time - way easier than with bits of card like we used to. Some are fuller than others because I was experimenting with size and fullness.
I added them to the bottom of a decorative strip I had crocheted
using a pattern for lace but with bigger hook and yarn.
Having just taken down my winter / snowman wreath I needed a spring decoration - before I put up my summer bunting.
At the talk of knitting I was at last week they were giving away some wool and I chose a small ball in these 5 colours because I thought they made a good spring palette - at the time I wasn't sure how I would use them.
A big pompom wave to you all and hope you have a good week
Delightful!
ReplyDeleteHow delicate they are - and such pretty colours.
ReplyDeleteSo festive!
ReplyDeleteLovely. We had a Pom Pom maker when we were kids. I bet my mum still has it!
ReplyDeleteVery festive; I need to put up some spring decorations when we get home!
ReplyDeleteHow very pretty. Like a string of bright tulips. I remember threading wool through circles of card cut from a cereal packet too!
ReplyDeleteIt turned out adorable, so nice to have a use for your experimenting :)
ReplyDeleteOh, don't they look beautiful! They have a bit of a canal boat look, maybe? I'm interested in the pompom maker. I've always wondered if they were better than bits of card. They certainly seem to do the trick.
ReplyDeleteWishing you a great week
Cheery Bright & Colourful. Delightful.
ReplyDeleteLovely cheerful pom poms, I haven't used a pom pom maker sounds like a good idea. Enjoy your week.
ReplyDeleteWhat a talent you have! they are really gorgeous I love your choice of colours so much.. tiddly pom then x
ReplyDeleteVery cheery looking. I haven't used any of the new pompom makers but still have my old plastic card one with the hole in it.
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