Looking for fun, yarn themed ways to keep your kids happy and creative this summer? We have some ideas!
Pom poms are cute, use oddments of yarn you might have leftover from a project, and keep the little ones busy working on some cute, creative pom pom crafts!
We can't recommend pom pom makers enough: they're sturdier than ones cut from cardboard, and come in a range of sizes for all kinds of pom pom crafts. Here's us using a pom pom maker from Addi:
Did you know that wool makes excellent pom poms? The fibres "bloom" out, creating a nice, even, full pom that looks store-bought (but at a fraction of the cost)! Here are some of our favourite pom pom crafts from around the web:
Hedgehog pom pom from RedTedArt
This tutorial even uses the same style of pom pom maker we linked above! Click here to read more.
Pom Pom cards from White House Crafts
Who needs store bought greeting cards, when you can make your own? This tutorial even includes a FREE printable for the card base, all you have to do is add the pom poms in your favourite colors! Click here for the printable.
Animal Poms from Mr. Printables
We really love all the adorable pom pom craft ideas from Mr. Printables! They have some cute ones for Halloween, too, if you have a little poke around their website! Click here for the animal pom poms tutorial.
Cupcake pom pom garland from Cupcake Wishes and Birthday Dreams
Birthday parties in lockdown have become an unfortunate reality this year, but these cute little cupcake pom poms make an adorable garland to keep that special day fun and bright. Get the tutorial here.
Cactus pom pom from Pinch Me Beautiful
Can't keep houseplants alive, not even cacti? Don't worry, it's not just you - but this cute pom pom craft from Pinch Me Beautiful won't ever leave you feeling like you lack a green thumb! Click here for the tutorial.
Pom pom bookmarks from DesignMom
Bookmarks, the sweet relief from people folding the corners down to mark their place! These are super simple, and make a cute gift add-on, or for yourself if all of yours have gone missing down the side of the couch. Click here for the tutorial.
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