This post is fun, festive and the epitome of my theme
"use what you have".
This little piece of fabric was my inspiration this year. :)
I am running out of felt and yarn. I have a random variety of pom poms from our
Pom pom Christmas tree countdown last year and our
Pom pom ice cream shop. (I guess I have a thing for pom pons) ;)
Pom pom ice cream shop. (I guess I have a thing for pom pons) ;)
Last year I sat around during the holidays and made pom poms out of my left over yarn and came up with this simple pom pom garland.
Lets just say this year it evolved. So this little garland was put together one evening with all my scraps.
I would love to make it longer. Maybe I will sit around this Christmas and make more diy pom poms and next year I will extend this sweet Christmas garland. :)
Until then I will enjoy the randomness and fun.
Hope it has been somewhat inspiring to you in your Christmas decorating.
Using what I have - yarn, bits of felt and pom poms.
In my little west corner,
Becky
Adorable! Love it! I'd love you to come link up at my Pin Me Linky Party.
ReplyDeleteSo cute :) I really like the addition of the blue to the more traditional Christmas colors!
ReplyDeleteThanks for linking up, Rebecca! I am now following via GFC & Pinterest. I have pinned this!
ReplyDeleteThis is adorable! Thanks for sharing! (coming over from naptimecrafters today) :)
ReplyDeleteWhat great use of color and "pieces" of anything around the crafting room, to spruce up a neglected window, table topper, or fun adorno. I wouldn't have thought of combining the felt squares with the pom poms! Too cute! TFS
ReplyDeleteThis is such a cute idea and I already have all the supplies. Just pinned and visiting from the Pin Me Link PArty.
ReplyDeleteHow cute! How did you string them? I was think that you stuck a needle through? Would love to know. Thank you! I'm following you! Very cute garland!
ReplyDeleteHave a Merry Christmas!
Annamaria
Annamaria, Thanks! To answer your question yes I used a needle with a large eye and I threaded it through with yarn. It was very simple. Merry Christmas to you too!
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