How to Make a Valentine’s Wreath
Our Clover Pom Pom maker has been in use again, this time to make a Valentine’s wreath!
How to Make a Valentine’s Wreath
However you prefer to make your Pom Poms, whether that be cardboard circles, a fork, your fingers or the lovely speedy Pom Pom maker, you will need to make nine red Pom Poms and nine in white.
I used cheap and cheerful Bonus DK yarn and once I had made my fluffy beauties I threaded them on to general purpose garden wire. You need to push the wire gently through the bunched centre of the pom poms. It will pull a few threads but you can trim and tidy them once you’ve finished.
Once all the Pom Poms are in place seal the wire into a circle with a twist. Pull the circle down into a point at the bottom and down into a point at the top to give a heart shape.
Tie a piece of ribbon at the top, hang it and enjoy!
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Thanks for sorting out this weekend’s craft activity for me. I love it! And that flooring is pretty damn gorgeous too…
That flooring is my kitchen work surface! My husband is, quite frankly, a genius!
*drools* (at worktop, not at husband)
Not that husband isn’t drool-worthy, I’m sure. *digs hole deeper*
*laughing*
Oooh! I must check out your other pom pom crafts.This would be good for the girls to make, I doubt my son would be interested.
No, probably not!
Tres pretty!