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Children love doing this and they can be hung on prams or from coat hangers to entertain babies.
By Lucy L.
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(Archived Mar 03, 2010)Yarn Pom Poms
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Hold the two pieces of cardboard together and wind the yarn around and around the ring until the cardboard is covered.
Tip: If you're using a multi-colored yarn, it may be hard to tell the difference between the top layer and bottom. I usually cut out another cardboard ring and place it in between, so I know when I'm finished with that second layer.
With a pair of sharp scissors, cut between the layers of cardboard through all the yarn around the outside edge until the circle is separated.
Thread a piece of yarn between the two rings and tie it into a tight knot to secure the center of the pom-pom. Leave enough yarn to attach your pom-pom to whatever it is you're putting it on.
Now, slip that cardboard off and your pom-pom is finished!
Tip: If you want your pom-pom to be more poofy, try taking a hair brush and fluffing it out a bit.
By Elsee from Lakeside, OR
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