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What you need:
- yellow wool
- small piece of white paper
- small piece of orange paper
- pen
- scissors
- glue
- something round to make the circles (we used the glass, and the glue)
- commercial or already used postcard that you don't need anymore, or a piece of thin card
- yellow wool
- small piece of white paper
- small piece of orange paper
- pen
- scissors
- glue
- something round to make the circles (we used the glass, and the glue)
- commercial or already used postcard that you don't need anymore, or a piece of thin card
Step 1:
Draw 2 big circles on the postcard/thin card.
Step 2:
In the middle of the big circles draw two small circles.
Draw 2 big circles on the postcard/thin card.
Step 2:
In the middle of the big circles draw two small circles.
Step 3:
Cut the circles out. You should get 2 big circles with holes in the middle.
Cut the circles out. You should get 2 big circles with holes in the middle.
Step 4:
Put the circles together and start wrapping the wool around them ~ push your wool through the middle, and wrap it around the outside and back through the middle. Keep doing so til all your circle is wrapped with wool. You should get around the whole circle at least 4 times if you would like to have a nice pom-pom (the more layers, the fullfest your pom-pom will be).
Put the circles together and start wrapping the wool around them ~ push your wool through the middle, and wrap it around the outside and back through the middle. Keep doing so til all your circle is wrapped with wool. You should get around the whole circle at least 4 times if you would like to have a nice pom-pom (the more layers, the fullfest your pom-pom will be).
