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Make Pom Pom Ornaments for Christmas

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When I and Gina was at Skansen the other night, we learned that the first Swedish Christmas trees were dressed with edible decorations. It was dried fruit, small red apples and nuts. This year, we will dress our tree with folded paper decorations and lots of color. Today we turn simple pom poms into Christmas Ornaments.

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You need yarn, a Pom Pom Maker, scissors, plastic lids from for example PET bottles, acrylic paint and a paintbrush.

Make pom poms in bright colors. Here you can see how to make a pom pom using a Pom Pom Maker. You can also make yarn balls in the traditional way. Find out how to here. Let the string you tie the pom pom with be long.

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Paint the plastic lid with acrylic paint and let dry. Make a hole in the center of the lid and thread the string from the pom pom through the hole. Tie the string to form a loop and the Christmas ornaments is ready to hang in the tree!

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Pom Pom ornaments are not only nice to look at, they are also very durable! It will be a colorful Christmas this year.

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On Sunday we’re hosting the Creative Collectives advent calendar. Welcome back to check it out!

7 Comments

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    6 PICKS + 2: Creative Christmas Crafts - designdough
    25 November, 2016 at 12:28 pm

    […] Pah! Stars and angels are SO LAST YEAR! 2016 is the year of the pompom and quite rightly so (we may or may not have just made that up). Not every Christmas tree should look the same, so make yours stand out with this kitsch tree topper from Sugar and Cloth. It’s really easy to make and a super relaxing craft to get stuck in to infront of the tv with a brew. Why stop at pompoms for the top of the tree!? Pompom baubles are just as easy and satisfying to make! Check out this tutorial from The Crafty Swedes. […]

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    14 December, 2016 at 10:40 pm

    […] Pom Pom Bottle Top Ornaments – I do think that these are simply genius […]

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    CraftFiend
    9 June, 2017 at 6:34 pm

    Oh my goodness! These are cute! And festive! 🙂 I’m going to have to have people save me their drink lids so I can make some of these. 🙂

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    15 Amazing Christmas Craft Ideas
    14 December, 2018 at 4:54 pm

    […] The Crafty Swedes […]

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    Joanita Aguiar
    23 October, 2019 at 7:37 am

    Hi, what is the diameter of the pom pom ball in CM or MM please??

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      Karin & Freja
      23 October, 2019 at 11:35 am

      Hello, I don’t remember exactly, they were made years ago. They might have been approx 7 cm in diameter.

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