![]() Here I am using a Christmas tree ornament that has sentimental value. Step 7Īdd a fun focal point with something that resonates with your wreath. Glue the embellishments in places to fill in any gaps. But again, this is fully customizable to your own wreath’s colors and theme. I think potpourri, sea shells, and wooden beads would also look really pretty. Here I am using some dried florals that are originally meant to be vase fillers. To add even more texture and visual interest, gather some embellishments. I decided to concentrate them in one area, but you can evenly space them out, or create your own unique pattern. Glue these into place with a few drops of hot glue on the backs. Now it’s time to layer on your smaller poms in an accent color. Don’t worry if you see gaps at this point. Step 3Ĭontinue adding pom poms to evenly fill the majority of the wreath. I opted to keep my foam wreath white since my color scheme was on the lighter side. This way, if any part of the form peeks through, it won’t be as obvious. NOTE: prior to gluing on the pom poms, you may want to cover the foam wreath using ribbon or piece of felt in a similar color to your pom poms. Once you have your pom poms finished and trimmed, start gluing them onto the wreath form in a staggered pattern. I also made a few smaller 2 inch pom poms in an accent color for a bit more visual interest. ![]() For a larger wreath, make larger pom poms. For a smaller wreath, make smaller pom poms. But this will depend on the overall size of your wreath form. I recommend making larger pom poms, around 3-4 inches in diameter, for better coverage. You can also use the fork method, the cardboard method, or pretty much any method you feel most comfortable with. My favorite method is to use a pom pom maker by the brand Clover. There are many different ways to craft a pom pom. This first step is extremely obvious but… make pom poms! Like, a TON of them! extra embellishments (I used an ornament and some dried floral vase filler).scissors (I recommend sharp fabric scissors).yarn (I used 3 full skeins of “super bulky” yarn and about 1/2 a skein of “medium” yarn).I recommend watching a movie or binging a show while working on this to help pass the time! This is a pretty simple project, although a bit time consuming. But I decided to reuse my faux fur pom garland from last year, and instead opted to make a more statement, focal piece: The pom pom wreath. My first thought was to create a pom pom garland to drape around the tree. ![]() When I decided on my Christmas tree theme for 2020, I just knew I had to incorporate my pom pom obsession. They are totally having a moment this year and seem to have been popping up everywhere, from earrings and keychains, to party garlands and everything in between. Nothing says “cozy boho” vibes quite like a pom pom. If you make a purchase through a link, I may receive a commission at no extra cost to you. They are so cute.In this post I’ll be sharing an easy DIY pom pom wreath, perfect for a boho chic holiday decorating style.ĭisclaimer: This post may contain affiliate links. I hope it doesn’t bore you… but making handmade Christmas Decorations, really is one of my favourite things to do at Christmas. so it has definitely been MORE than one ornament per week. The trouble with crafts, is that when you are in a “zone” LOTS of new ideas come to you. right? One new ornament (at least) per week. you do know I am on a twelve week ornaments challenge. These mini Yarn Wreath Ornaments were first shared in Nov 2018, they have been updated and republished for your covenience! They are a perfect Yarn Christmas Tree Ornament, or can be added to gifts and greeting cards. I feel it is easier to make than your “traditional” yarn wrapped wreaths and looks just as cute (if not cuter!!). Today, we have a lovely and easy Yarn Wreath Ornament. Time for more handmade Christmas Decorations! There is nothing quite like a lovely homemade decoration.
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