I designed and styled a Project Wedding DIY for these fun yarn pom poofs. Perhaps the simplest and cheapest of projects but one of my all time favorite! Make them in bright colors for an upcoming party or in white as a snowy winter decoration.
I first loved them as hanging decor, then fell for them as whimsical cake toppers before finally deciding they are perfect for just about anything! See the full, really simple tutorial here.
Photography by Carly Taylor
PS. Lots more festive yarn use here.
so fun & festive!
What a fantastic idea!! A perfect way to use up some of my scraps of yarn.
super cute!
How magical-and I love their cheerful color!
We used to make these with my mom when we were kids! They are so pretty hung, such a great idea for a party yes!
That is so very fun! I love this as an idea for something besides the ever prsent tissue poms (which I am using yet again this weekend!)
Oh, I love this!! You did such a fantastic job
These are so delightful! I love how they look like they are just floating in mid-air
xo
These are adorable because they have so much personality. It’s on my list to make white ones as snowflakes for a tree I’m doing this year.
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