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13 Awesome DIY Pom Pom Crafts!

13 Awesome Pom Pom Crafts!   Don't you love pom-poms!? My love of pom poms spawned when I was young. My mom worked at a craft store and one of her jobs was to create things with pom-poms. She made a giant marionette bird, just like my mini one below. We made mobiles, animals, and decorations with pom poms. Here are 13 awesome crafts that feature the lovable little pompom...and how to make them. Pom Pom Marionette Pom Pom Pens Pom Pom Bunting Garland Pom Pom Ornament How To Make Pom Poms Pom Pom Garland Princess Anna Cape Tulle Pom Poms Pom Pom Trim Notepad Truffula Tree Pens Pom Pom Match Up Game Tissue Paper Pom Poms And...this cute Reindeer fingerprint card Check out this fun video tutorial too--making Coffee Filter Flowers...or pom poms!

Holiday Tissue Paper Garland!

Holiday Tissue Paper Garland! Great addition to parties or holiday decor! Photo backdrops, at the foot of the bed, room decor, weddings...you name it! These are fun old school looking pom-poms hung on a string! Take one piece of tissue paper... Fold it in half... Fold it in half again... Fold it over in half the other way... Cut on the open end, not the end you just folded. Cut strips of fringe, leaving the top 2 inches connected. Open up one fold... Roll it right down the center tight. Twist and wrap over the ends so the fringe is all on one side and the center forms a loop! Tie it off with a piece of twine... Repeat! I love mixing tissue paper with shiny reflective metallic wraps too! String them on some bakers twine and they are ready to impress!   This post published on Doodlecraft first

DIY and DYE Tissue Paper Pom Poms!

 DIY and DYE Tissue Paper Pom Poms! Red and Green Perfection--okay, pink and mint...but it works! First, you will need to know how to make a tissue paper pom pom. You need 8 sheets of tissue paper per ball. Twine and scissors too!  Take 8 sheets and lay them out flat.  Accordion fold them about 2 inches in width.  Fold entire thing in half.  Tie center crease with twine.  Snip the edges...scallops are what I like best...but  different snips make different looks!   Now, here comes the dying...if your tissue paper wasn't the color you wanted! I got a huge amount of bulk tissue for cheap...but I wanted mint and pink! Take a bowl and 1 cup of water. Add about 6-10 drops of food coloring... Dip the tissue paper thing right into the bowl! It will soak up the water and dye.  Whatever combo of colors you want! Then they need to be opened carefully and set out to dry. It's great if it's hot and you can set them ...