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[…] the POM-POM Wreath, it just looked like too much fun! Jennifer Rizzo gives a great tutorial, click HERE. Nothing crazy, just some red gingham & green. The simple knotted garland on the […]
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Really sweet … thanks for the tutorial!
lovely interpretation Jen! and wrapping those pom poms on the cardboard always reminds me of my mom when I was little 🙂 blessings on the rest of your Christmas season
Thank you for sharing this Jen! I LOVE your petite wreaths on the back of your chairs! I am going to do this next Christmas!Maybe I have time to check out on deals for yarn and supplies to make it even cheaper! Have a great weekend!
awesome! Thanks Jen, I will be making one! 🙂 Melaine
Love this! You did a great job!
Marty@Marty’s Musings
These wreaths are so adorable! I think they could be left up for January too! I just love them and I think it would be a fun craft to do with my two duaghters. Thank you for sharing the very easy to follow tutorial. I so need simple steps like you shared in order to do any craft, so again, thank you!!!
Jennifer,
What a great idea to use the embroidery wreath! I was in the process of making a mid sized version of the wreath but had planned to attach the pompoms to an old grape vine wreath I have (lets just say it was working the best, haha!) I have a thing for balls of yarn so I always pick it up at yard sales over the summer. Did you end up with fuzz all over the place? It looks like shearing time at our house right now! 🙂
Have a wonderful day!
So cute!!! I do think that $60-80 is a lot to spend on a wreath made by me!! But…these are sooo fun! I’m loving all your projects Jenn….now I just need to find the time!
LOVE it! They are so cute little too!
I just may be trying to make these! Too cute on the back of chairs 😉
Love…thanks for the easy tutorial!
Happy Holidays!
I love this and will definitely be looking for that yarn at Michaels. Thanks for the tutorial!
Love your wreathes! They looks so cozy too!! 🙂 Christmas wishes, xo Holly
Thank you so much for the tutorial, Jen. You are so nice!
Love it!! I have to try this. NOW! 🙂
Jen,
ADORABLE!!!! These are the cutest ever. Love them on the back of your chairs. So cute.
Kris
ps. I got the angel crown and jewels. Thanks so much she is so pretty adorned with her new crown and necklace. Thanks again so much. Love her.
Adorable!
it truly is enchanting! thanks for sharing this.
michele
Really cute Jennifer! I hadn’t seen the Anthro one yet – don’t know how I missed it since I adore that store!! But this is a great tutorial!! Thanks so much for sharing 🙂
Oh Jen….I was just at Anthro and saw the one there and yours is SO MUCH cuter!
Have a great day rock star!
karianne
THanks for the instructions Jennifer, I actually think I’ll be able to do this. 🙂
Need this, want this, gotta have it!
Kelly
Very cute…thanks so much for sharing! I was just looking at the pompom makers a couple of days ago at Hobby Lobby so I could try to make these. With your instructions it will be SO much easier! Blessings ~ Judy
I think I like the smaller ones better. Excellent tutorial!
Love this wreath, I’ll definitely be making one for the party!
Trying this tonight to add to add a little something to my Christmas gifts! Thanks for the tutorial.
So fun, Jennifer! Love them!
That is so adorable! I can’ wait to make one for myself! 🙂
I would love for you to share it at my SHOW-licious Craft Showcase party!
http://sew-licious.blogspot.com/2012/12/show-licious-craft-showcase-12.html
Happy Holidays,
Marti
Hello and I’m back! I did this two nights ago and used it as an embellishment to my Christmas gifts….it was a nice touch. Thanks for the inspiration. 🙂