DIY: Pom-pom wreath
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Materials:
Yarn
Metal ring
Strong thread
3 mm felt
Ribbon for hanging
Pom-pom maker
Glue gun
See how much fabric and trimmings you need
Your project: Home décor
Brand: Selfmade
Suitable for interior: Decoration
1- Gather all materials and download the template. Choose the size of your wreath and the type of yarn you want to use.
2- Make the pompoms according to the instructions on the packaging. Tie them with strong thread (don’t cut the thread ends!). Our wreath includes 25 pompoms: 1 piece 90 mm for the nose, 13 pieces 70 mm and 11 pieces 55 mm.
3- Cut out a wreath base approx. 3 cm wide, e.g. from a cardboard box, using the metal ring as a guide.
4- Cut out the wreath shape.
5- Arrange the pompoms the way you like. Tie them in place using the thread ends and make a double knot.
6- Attach the smaller pompoms on the inside of the wreath.
7- Use a glue gun to secure the pompoms firmly.
8- Glue the metal ring to the back of the wreath for added stability.
9- Trim any excess thread and adjust the pompoms so they sit neatly.
10- Cut out two felt antlers using the template.
11- Glue the antlers to the back of the wreath.
12- Tie a ribbon to the metal ring for hanging.
Materials:
Yarn
Metal ring
Strong thread
3 mm felt
Ribbon for hanging
Pom-pom maker
Glue gun
See how much fabric and trimmings you need
Your project: Home décor
Brand: Selfmade
Suitable for interior: Decoration
1- Gather all materials and download the template. Choose the size of your wreath and the type of yarn you want to use.
2- Make the pompoms according to the instructions on the packaging. Tie them with strong thread (don’t cut the thread ends!). Our wreath includes 25 pompoms: 1 piece 90 mm for the nose, 13 pieces 70 mm and 11 pieces 55 mm.
3- Cut out a wreath base approx. 3 cm wide, e.g. from a cardboard box, using the metal ring as a guide.
4- Cut out the wreath shape.
5- Arrange the pompoms the way you like. Tie them in place using the thread ends and make a double knot.
6- Attach the smaller pompoms on the inside of the wreath.
7- Use a glue gun to secure the pompoms firmly.
8- Glue the metal ring to the back of the wreath for added stability.
9- Trim any excess thread and adjust the pompoms so they sit neatly.
10- Cut out two felt antlers using the template.
11- Glue the antlers to the back of the wreath.
12- Tie a ribbon to the metal ring for hanging.
