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Because everyone deserves to have a pretty pom-pom garland to hang up and enjoy, right?
Right!
And now you can make your own! Easily!
I have an easy-to-follow tutorial today over at Deja Vue Designs, and yes this DIY uses a serving fork that you probably have in your kitchen. And if you don’t? A regular fork will do, it will just make slightly smaller pom-poms.
Here’s the link to see the full DIY including helpful pictures:
Hi there…
I know this may be a silly question, but how did you attach the pom poms to the twine?
Thank you!
Not a silly question at all! If you look at the complete tutorial over at Deja Vue Designs, scroll down to the image just below Step 11. You’ll see a trimmed up pom-pom with the longer yarn threads — used to tie up the pom-pom in Steps 3 through 8. Don’t cut those off as that’s what you’ll use to secure each pom-pom to the twine! (I’ll edit the tutorial to better reflect this, so thank you for your good question!)