A quick glance at my Knitting Patterns will tell you I’m a big lover of Pom Poms! I’ve always used the cardboard disc method to make them but it was kind of a pain. The cardboard bends and I sometimes ended up with crooked or flimsy pom poms. I purchased this Clover Pom Pom Maker a few weeks ago and it’s been a game changer! The instruction diagram on the package isn’t helpful at all, so I wanted to post a tutorial clearly illustrating the steps. Follow this and you’ll get perfect poms every time!
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| [Bend the arms out] |
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| [Starting at the inner edge, wrap your yarn] |
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| [Keep wrapping the yarn until it is thick] |
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| [Close the arm] |
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| [Begin wrapping the yarn around the other arm] |
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| [Close arm in when you are finished wrapping] |
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| [Cut along the middle all around the circle] |
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| [Cut a 10 inch long piece of yarn and tie it tightly in a double knot around the middle] |
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| [Open the arms and pull the pieces apart to reveal your perfect pom pom!] |
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Karla
February 2, 2015 at 10:09 amI've always tried to do this but i didn't knew this is the way.. i tried with the fork but failed 🙁
Hannah Cross
September 30, 2015 at 7:01 pmI am buying this immediately! I hate winding my yarn through flimsy cardboard, and this seems much, must easier!
xx Hannah // http://www.HomemadeBanana.com