VIDEO: Hanging Pom Pom Easter Eggs
Egg-cited for Easter
You know we can’t let Easter go by without making some new Easter eggs! We always try to get creative when it comes to crafting Easter eggs, including using different kinds of materials such as felt, wood, and spun cotton. For our March collection this year, Meagan is showing us how to use yarn with our pom pom makers to create three different types of pom pom Easter eggs.
To guide you through the three designs, we have made a video tutorial for you to follow along with. Also there is no printable pattern for this one since you will just be trimming your pom pom into the desired egg shape.
Tools
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- Detail Scissors
- Clover Pom Pom Makers — Small and Medium
Materials
- Knit Picks Comfy Worsted Yarn — Hydrangea, Honeydew, Peapod, Conch, Flamingo, Carrot, and Ivory
We always have so much fun creating new DIY crafts for holidays. And we hope you enjoy them too! There’s just something about decorating for a holiday with your own handmade projects that make it feel more exciting and extra special.
When you’re ready to make your pom pom Easter eggs, just watch our video tutorial below and let us know if you have any questions. In the video tutorial you will see us go over three color combinations — half and half, polka dot, and speckled. Feel free to make all three patterns or choose just one to focus on!
Crafting tip: Take your time trimming and do not over trim or you will risk the pom pom falling apart.
Explore More
Love this DIY idea? See what other kinds of pom-pom projects you can make out of yarn. Or check out all of our Easter crafts for more fun decor.
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2 Comments
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Sharon
March 2, 2022 at 8:09am
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Lia
March 2, 2022 at 8:12am
@Sharon
Back to the TopThankyou for the Easter egg Pom Poms. I have been wanting to try these for awhile but a little intimidated, you make it look easy. Thanks again, you people are awesome!
So happy to hear! We are getting those pom pom makers in our shop soon too. (We love pom pom projects);-)