I've made pompoms this way for years...2 things I learned from you though, to improve my pompoms moving forward: 1. I used half the circle and my poms were half as fluffy before so now I'll use this 3/4 cardboard. Thx 2. Loved your tip to use the catdboatd donut to approximate the trim-shape. Saves trimming too much or making a misshapen sphere. Great tip. A small suggestion if I can share. I thread the tying string between the 2 pieces of cardboard before I start wrapping... prevents the wraps from moving too much after they're cut.
I'm brand new to yarn at 67 but am having a blast. I've just made my first pom pom and you've made it SO easy and clear. More importantly to me on another note though is the foil sharpening scissors trick. Wish I'd known that ages ago. Thanks again!!!
This is the first pom pom tutorial I watched and it makes it seems so easy. A complete crafting newbie like me made some fluffy pom poms in the very first attempt and all the 4 came out the well, true to the title. The trimming tip at the end is the best. A couple videos I watched later didn't have such a tip. Thank you for this tutorial!
My grandmother taught me how to make pom-poms like that over 50 years ago. The only difference that makes it a lot easier is to lay the tie-off string between the donut halves before you start wrapping. By doing that, you won't have to worry about trying to keep everything from falling appart when you cut.
Totally right! I was using thicker yarn and they all started falling out during the cutting stage. If I had laid out the string between the guides before wrapping I think that would have helped!
I wish I had read your comment before I made the pom pom. :-D Would have worked much better to put the string in between the donut halves first. Learning by doing. Also wished that I had drawn the inner circle a bit smaller than I did, so that the yarn bits ended up longer. But great tutorial otherwise!
Yes, very clear tutorial. Success on the first try!. Very new to knitting and I learned all my basics from you. Cast on, cast of, knit, pearl. Made my first beanie and added the pom pom like you instructed! Thank you for sharing your knowledge and gifting others with the joy of knitting
I've used my own cardboard pom-pom makers for years. It's a great way to make them. I never thought to use the "tracers" as guides to trimming. I usually do the trimming free-hand. Sometimes my pom-pom comes out quite small!!!! Thanks for showing that tip! Great video.
I watched this tutorial 100000 times and finally got my mom to buy me yarn, and I love how you actually show us how to do it, unlike some other channels that skip the hard work and fake it by pausing it. Keep being awesome😁 Edit: You need really sharp scissors. I got a thick velvet yarn and I used the foil trick but it still taking forever
This is how I learned to make pom poms in the 70's The only thing we didn't do was add a cut out row. I've tried make pom poms with pom pom makers but they didn't come out right. I am so happy u & others are teaching ppl the old school way to make pom poms.💐💐💐💐💐💐💐💐💐💐💐
I just made a pom pom following your tutorial and I am so happy. It came out perfectly round. It was for a Santa hat my sister asked me to crochet for her in purple. I almost don't want to give it away. Thank you, thank you.
I gave your video a thumbs up. This is the perfect pom pom. You answered my questions, and now I will follow your video with my yarn. What drew me to your video, was the fact that your pom pom was exactly round without hanging threads and it was fluffy unlike many. Thanks for sharing.
I needed a bigger, fluffier pom pom for a bunny tail for my grandson's Halloween costume, so I used a larger "donut" and bulky yarn along with a medium weight for a 2 tone effect. Once I started cutting the yarn loops to free them, it became very difficult to keep everything from unraveling. I used thin ribbon "yarn" for the cording, so I started inserting the cording as I cut the loops, so when I was done the cording was already in place to tighten. Maybe adding the option of pre-threading the cording at the center of the "donut" before wrapping the yarn would be a good suggestion when making larger, bulkier pom poms. Otherwise the pom pom came out very nice, and I really like your method. :)
After the first trim use a dog slicker brush (wire) to make the pompom fuller. Run your hand around the ball to bring additional fullness. Then trim the then yarn threads that are beyond the pom pom's outer circumference. It really adds to the fullness.
@@maaikevanderaa2269 Oh no! I don't think mine would, since they've shown zero interest, but if a piece accidentally comes off, I could see the issue. Thanks for warning me!
Saranya, I truly love your directions and really good view on what you're making. Its hard sometimes if you can't see clearly but you do a good job with that. Thanks for sharing your how to poms. I just made mine right along with you...
This is beautiful. I just bought some blingy yarn. I love the donut application. Brilliant and so much fun. Thank you so much for something fun to do Saturday morning!
So after making my first two pom poms following your video, I think a good thing for you to point out to us first timers is that the amount of wool you can wind on is relative to the size of the inner circle! I recut my inner circle so it was larger and got a much poofier pom pom ^-^ Fantastic video, Thumbs up and sub from me :D
I am completely amazed at how easily you broke down this pom pom making tutorial! Not only are you completely right on the money with your technique but your approachable attitude and energy somewhat convinced me that I could actually make a perfect pom pom also! You're the best I'm a new subscriber keep up the good work
I used this tutorial and was able to make a whole pom pom garland for my Christmas tree! Very easy to understand and follow and now I want to experiment with different pom pom colors! Thank you so much!
hey if you dont want a super perfect and fluffy one, you just want one fast, just wrap yarn around a fork and use the same yarn to tie between the middle of the prongs. then cut the loops. make sure you tie it together VERY hard, otherwise pieces of yarn will come out. you can use ur fingers if u dont have a fork but a fork is 1000x easier. (also ur fingers keeping its circulation is a plus-) edit: srry if this isn't a very good description
I LOVE it,even tho while cutting it some yarn fell out ut still turned out amazing,little trimming fixed it all!Thank you so much for making this tutorial,recoment anyone to try!
I have to ask... what is wrong with the 793 people who thumbed down this video?? It's awesome! Even if I don't want to make a pom pom, I'm just going to watch this video when I feel depressed because she's so darn cute! And the music! The editing, all of it. That's coming from an award-winning filmmaker. Oh yes, and the pom poms....yay!
I have never made such a beautiful pom pom I tried soo much then I came across this video and it came ont soo nice I love it sooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo much thank you for this video
I love the expression "nice 'n chubs"! Haha! I would encourage people to not trim over newspaper and throw it away though. Newspapers should be recycled!
That's true! I didn't think about recycling (bad on me!). I suppose you could use the newspaper to catch the trimmings, then tip the trimmings into the trash, and then recycle the newspaper. 😄
I'm going to make a couple "donuts" from plastic lids. More durable. I love this technique. Update: I just made my first ever pom pom using your technique, and I LOVE it!! It was so easy, and the bunny tail I made for my grandson's pink bunny Christmas Eve jammies ;-) turned out SOOOOOO cute and perfectly fluffy!!
@@Lilith2000Xx I did actually buy a set of pom pom makers from Wish, waiting for them to arrive, and we'll see how they work and last, but I also made one for that pom pom tail out of a heavy cardboard and they worked great :-) If the ones I bought don't work/last, I'll make the plastic ones (of course just after I watched the video, they showed up while I was browsing Wish lol and I had to get them)
I remember trying to make a pom pom with the cardboard donuts in the 8th grade shortly after I learned how to knit... I thought it was trash bc the ends were uneven... somehow I never even thought to use the donuts to trim off the extra and even it out! Thank you for redeeming my pom pom skills!
I'm going to try to make a 5" Pom Pom for my driver head cover. My husband bought these knitted head covers but they are getting old. I can knit new ones just didn't know how to make a huge pom pom. Wish me luck!
Nice to see you make it without a pompom maker!!! I don't want to spend money when it's so easy to make one without a machine 😛. Thank you for your simple easy tutorial!!!
OMG! The "sandwich" method is genius. Love your energy and enthusiasm 🤗 "whoo hoo!" Thank you for this tutorial. Liked and subscribed😄 and looking forward to viewing your videos.
Great tutorial!! I had an anxiety attack looking for my good scissors and had a screaming match with my mom about having all my stuff out and about "organization", when its not ABOUT organization, its about having so little fucking space to put everything! I gave up half way because all my scissors are shit. The tinfoil didnt do shit. Loved the tutorial!! Great stuff🥰❤️!!! Edit: mom and i hugged it out, i found a different way of cutting the yarn and it actually turned out really well!! I just have to trim it a bit more. I stuck it to a clay-faced bunny doll i crotcheted. This really was a great tutorial. Thankyou for posting :)
i made it perfectly with no errors (with the help of god) tysm for the tutorial it really helped hehe, oh and btw my cat was very near me when i was making it and y'now what they'd lmao thnx for your kindness and everything
Thank you so much for posting this video. It is the best one I have seen and so easy to do. I have a pom pom maker but after trying your method I will never use it again. This is so much better ☺️.
I’ve used cardboard circles for 65 + years BUT I use complete circles and there is no problem with yarn following off because there are no gaps. Wrap until inner circle is full. Cut around the pompon between the two cardboards. Tightly tie the securing yarn make yarn is around the middle of the Pom Pom. Then I just tear and pull off the cardboard. Trim the pompom. The yarn that was tied tightly around the center can be used to attach the Pom Pom to your garment.
Brilliant ! Thank you for the detailed instructions. You would make a wonderful teacher. There are idiots that left out the cardboard donut, and I could not get it to be anything like your results. Cheers
This is a lovely, entertaining video that shows an excellent technique. I made my first ever pompom and it came out beautifully! Thank you so much for you talent and skill!
I wish all vid makers were as efficient as you; thanks!!! Oh, I like floppy poms, too.....have you seen those? As long as they're secure to your object, it's fun to have a less-than-dense pom....and very large ones, too.....sorta oversized and loose.....or at least I think so! LOL!! My best to you and yours..............
My mom has been making pom poms for years and found that making the donuts from a plastic container lid lasted longer. Also she never had an 'exit' spot. Still this is very helpful :)
I loved everything about this video. I’m making my first beanie and don’t have the Pom Pom tool so I was nervous I wouldn’t be able to make one. This is so perfect. Thanks so much for sharing what you know 💙💙
Amazing. Easy to follow instructions!!! I’m going to use this method on my channel and definitely give you credit and send people to your awesome channel!!!!!
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I've made pompoms this way for years...2 things I learned from you though, to improve my pompoms moving forward:
1. I used half the circle and my poms were half as fluffy before so now I'll use this 3/4 cardboard. Thx
2. Loved your tip to use the catdboatd donut to approximate the trim-shape. Saves trimming too much or making a misshapen sphere. Great tip.
A small suggestion if I can share. I thread the tying string between the 2 pieces of cardboard before I start wrapping... prevents the wraps from moving too much after they're cut.
I'm brand new to yarn at 67 but am having a blast. I've just made my first pom pom and you've made it SO easy and clear. More importantly to me on another note though is the foil sharpening scissors trick. Wish I'd known that ages ago. Thanks again!!!
Right? I never knew that until now!
This is the first pom pom tutorial I watched and it makes it seems so easy. A complete crafting newbie like me made some fluffy pom poms in the very first attempt and all the 4 came out the well, true to the title. The trimming tip at the end is the best. A couple videos I watched later didn't have such a tip. Thank you for this tutorial!
Thank you God bless you it is so simple. Much appreciated ❤️
The way you teach is lovely ... Camera is close by we can clearly see what you do. Thank you so much.
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My grandmother taught me how to make pom-poms like that over 50 years ago.
The only difference that makes it a lot easier is to lay the tie-off string between the donut halves before you start wrapping. By doing that, you won't have to worry about trying to keep everything from falling appart when you cut.
That doesn't seem like that would work at all
Totally right! I was using thicker yarn and they all started falling out during the cutting stage. If I had laid out the string between the guides before wrapping I think that would have helped!
This makes the process of wrapping the yarn a bit harder but it rlly helps!
I wish I had read your comment before I made the pom pom. :-D Would have worked much better to put the string in between the donut halves first. Learning by doing. Also wished that I had drawn the inner circle a bit smaller than I did, so that the yarn bits ended up longer. But great tutorial otherwise!
@@Lulu-mj2fi if you don't get it, you don't get it. It's actually an excellent tip!
Yes, very clear tutorial. Success on the first try!. Very new to knitting and I learned all my basics from you. Cast on, cast of, knit, pearl. Made my first beanie and added the pom pom like you instructed! Thank you for sharing your knowledge and gifting others with the joy of knitting
From S. Korea. I'm an absolute crochet beginner just roaming around tutorials. I love your pom pom and presentation, which is a real joy.
한국인 찾았다!!!!!
I've used my own cardboard pom-pom makers for years. It's a great way to make them. I never thought to use the "tracers" as guides to trimming. I usually do the trimming free-hand. Sometimes my pom-pom comes out quite small!!!! Thanks for showing that tip! Great video.
I watched this tutorial 100000 times and finally got my mom to buy me yarn, and I love how you actually show us how to do it, unlike some other channels that skip the hard work and fake it by pausing it. Keep being awesome😁
Edit: You need really sharp scissors. I got a thick velvet yarn and I used the foil trick but it still taking forever
You need fabric scissors for this.
All sheep and stitch tutorials have been a great help to me as a beginner knitter! Thanks sooo much!!!!
"You'll need sth round to trace"
_Laughs in compass_
This is how I learned to make pom poms in the 70's The only thing we didn't do was add a cut out row. I've tried make pom poms with pom pom makers but they didn't come out right. I am so happy u & others are teaching ppl the old school way to make pom poms.💐💐💐💐💐💐💐💐💐💐💐
More ideas for you guys to do
You can also make many pompous and make them intro a pillow or a rug
Or maybe even a reef
Cool ideas! Thanks for sharing!
I made the most squishy and perfect pompoms after watching your video. Thank you.
Awesome! Thanks for watching and sharing! I love that your poms turned out great!
I just made a pom pom following your tutorial and I am so happy. It came out perfectly round. It was for a Santa hat my sister asked me to crochet for her in purple. I almost don't want to give it away. Thank you, thank you.
Oooh! I love the sound of a purple santa hat! So glad the tutorial helped you get a perfect pom. Thanks for watching 😊
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I gave your video a thumbs up. This is the perfect pom pom. You answered my questions, and now I will follow your video with my yarn. What drew me to your video, was the fact that your pom pom was exactly round without hanging threads and it was fluffy unlike many. Thanks for sharing.
I needed a bigger, fluffier pom pom for a bunny tail for my grandson's Halloween costume, so I used a larger "donut" and bulky yarn along with a medium weight for a 2 tone effect. Once I started cutting the yarn loops to free them, it became very difficult to keep everything from unraveling. I used thin ribbon "yarn" for the cording, so I started inserting the cording as I cut the loops, so when I was done the cording was already in place to tighten. Maybe adding the option of pre-threading the cording at the center of the "donut" before wrapping the yarn would be a good suggestion when making larger, bulkier pom poms. Otherwise the pom pom came out very nice, and I really like your method. :)
This was easier than I thought the Pom Pom came out really good
After the first trim use a dog slicker brush (wire) to make the pompom fuller. Run your hand around the ball to bring additional fullness. Then trim the then yarn threads that are beyond the pom pom's outer circumference. It really adds to the fullness.
Beautiful tip! I'm actually creating a blog post all about fluffing up pom poms, and this was one of the tips. Nice!
FINALLY A POM POM TUTORIAL I ACTUALLY UNDERSTAND! thank you soooo much for this video!
I did this one tutorial and it turned out soooooooooooooo small I will try this one it looks easier
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I like it too thanks sooo much
Out of all the tutorials I've watched, this one is the most helpful!
Worked well !!👍👍 thank you😋😋
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Love your tutorial... especially the fact that you don't waist so much yarn when trimming the pop pom
This is the best tutorial I’ve watched!!!!!!
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Thank you!!!!!❤❤❤
Never did I expect to fall in love with a craft channel over a tinfoil trick but here we are! :D
I feel like this would also be perfect to make as little cat toys for my kittens 💙
Cats can eat yarn and it can cause an obstruction in the bowels. I would advise against using these as a toy :)
@@maaikevanderaa2269 Oh no! I don't think mine would, since they've shown zero interest, but if a piece accidentally comes off, I could see the issue. Thanks for warning me!
That donut tracer trim tip at the end made all the difference! Thank you!!
Saranya, I truly love your directions and really good view on what you're making. Its hard sometimes if you can't see clearly but you do a good job with that. Thanks for sharing your how to poms. I just made mine right along with you...
This is beautiful. I just bought some blingy yarn. I love the donut application. Brilliant and so much fun. Thank you so much for something fun to do Saturday morning!
So after making my first two pom poms following your video, I think a good thing for you to point out to us first timers is that the amount of wool you can wind on is relative to the size of the inner circle! I recut my inner circle so it was larger and got a much poofier pom pom ^-^ Fantastic video, Thumbs up and sub from me :D
I enjoyed your comments and sound effects throughout the video. @6:15 "I've got a little sandwich..." had me laughing! Thank you for the video!
Thank you so much! Seems easier than I thought it would be (but I haven’t tried it yet... 🤣). You’re also a riot!! 😝
Thank you for this video. I love it. My mother taught me this exact technique to make pompoms 40 years ago. 😃
I don't know why I get SOOO EXCITED when a new video pops up from your channel!!! Am I the only one! Just loooveee your tutorials! Best ever!
You are so sweet! Thank you!! Appreciate the love
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You're not the only one!! 😊
The only place where I’ll find good knitting tutorials
I am completely amazed at how easily you broke down this pom pom making tutorial! Not only are you completely right on the money with your technique but your approachable attitude and energy somewhat convinced me that I could actually make a perfect pom pom also! You're the best I'm a new subscriber keep up the good work
This is a brilliant tutorial!!! My pompom is absolutely perfect first time! 😬 Your hints/ tips/ tricks are spot on! 1 happy pompom maker here!
Glad it was helpful!
I used this tutorial and was able to make a whole pom pom garland for my Christmas tree! Very easy to understand and follow and now I want to experiment with different pom pom colors! Thank you so much!
hey if you dont want a super perfect and fluffy one, you just want one fast, just wrap yarn around a fork and use the same yarn to tie between the middle of the prongs. then cut the loops. make sure you tie it together VERY hard, otherwise pieces of yarn will come out. you can use ur fingers if u dont have a fork but a fork is 1000x easier. (also ur fingers keeping its circulation is a plus-)
edit: srry if this isn't a very good description
I DID IT I FINALLY MADE A POM POM YAY THANKS FOLLOWING NOW!!!!!!
I LOVE it,even tho while cutting it some yarn fell out ut still turned out amazing,little trimming fixed it all!Thank you so much for making this tutorial,recoment anyone to try!
Nice graphics ! Pom pom making was very helpful too !
I have to ask... what is wrong with the 793 people who thumbed down this video?? It's awesome! Even if I don't want to make a pom pom, I'm just going to watch this video when I feel depressed because she's so darn cute! And the music! The editing, all of it. That's coming from an award-winning filmmaker. Oh yes, and the pom poms....yay!
Aww thank you so much! You made my day! Glad you enjoyed the video 🤗
I ended up with a milion short pieces of yarn. Maybe that's why...
I have never made such a beautiful pom pom I tried soo much then I came across this video and it came ont soo nice I love it sooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo much thank you for this video
You’re so welcome! I’m glad you have the perfect pom pom! 🥰
thank you very much, turned out perfect. I also fluffed it with a brush, so cute!
I love the expression "nice 'n chubs"! Haha! I would encourage people to not trim over newspaper and throw it away though. Newspapers should be recycled!
That's true! I didn't think about recycling (bad on me!). I suppose you could use the newspaper to catch the trimmings, then tip the trimmings into the trash, and then recycle the newspaper. 😄
Or trim into a bowl maybe?
This surely is THE BEST pompom making tutorial I have ever seen .... thank you so much ....loved the tinfoil tip and the donut tracer tip ... 🎉🎉🎉
Thank you! 🤩
I'm going to make a couple "donuts" from plastic lids. More durable. I love this technique.
Update: I just made my first ever pom pom using your technique, and I LOVE it!! It was so easy, and the bunny tail I made for my grandson's pink bunny Christmas Eve jammies ;-) turned out SOOOOOO cute and perfectly fluffy!!
Why am I here? Yeah you can do that or either buy a Pom Pom maker
@@Lilith2000Xx I did actually buy a set of pom pom makers from Wish, waiting for them to arrive, and we'll see how they work and last, but I also made one for that pom pom tail out of a heavy cardboard and they worked great :-) If the ones I bought don't work/last, I'll make the plastic ones (of course just after I watched the video, they showed up while I was browsing Wish lol and I had to get them)
Why am I here? Alright
@@RKusmie64 Did they work????
@@Ongslay They worked beautifully.
I remember trying to make a pom pom with the cardboard donuts in the 8th grade shortly after I learned how to knit... I thought it was trash bc the ends were uneven... somehow I never even thought to use the donuts to trim off the extra and even it out! Thank you for redeeming my pom pom skills!
Thank you so much for uploading this video. I am going to try and see if mine will be as pretty as yours
You are like the only person on TH-cam that actually talks and i like it
What an easy to follow video. I thought it was great and I am going to use the pompoms for my dog hats
Oh there's a lot less waste in this tutorial. I like that
Great video-- clear, playful and technically complete! I couldn't ask for better-- thanks!
Thanks so much! I'm glad you enjoyed it!
one of the best quartine vids
I'm going to try to make a 5" Pom Pom for my driver head cover. My husband bought these knitted head covers but they are getting old. I can knit new ones just didn't know how to make a huge pom pom. Wish me luck!
Nice to see you make it without a pompom maker!!! I don't want to spend money when it's so easy to make one without a machine 😛. Thank you for your simple easy tutorial!!!
Fantastic trick absolutely perfect pom pom was made...thanx
Quick, clear, concise and fun!
OMG! The "sandwich" method is genius. Love your energy and enthusiasm 🤗 "whoo hoo!" Thank you for this tutorial. Liked and subscribed😄 and looking forward to viewing your videos.
Wow!
It's the excitement in her voice for me
Thanks sooo much!! This helped me make the most amazing pompom!!
Great tutorial, yet my first attempt still came out looking like a dog's dinner 😂
Thank you so much for this tutorial my pom pom came out perfectly for the first time!!!
Awesome! Enjoy your pom pom!
I love this! Thank you for making such easy to watch and learn from videos. I also appreciate that you use materials anyone has on hand!
wow this is so easy and the video is so much fun :0
Great tutorial!! I had an anxiety attack looking for my good scissors and had a screaming match with my mom about having all my stuff out and about "organization", when its not ABOUT organization, its about having so little fucking space to put everything! I gave up half way because all my scissors are shit. The tinfoil didnt do shit. Loved the tutorial!! Great stuff🥰❤️!!!
Edit: mom and i hugged it out, i found a different way of cutting the yarn and it actually turned out really well!! I just have to trim it a bit more. I stuck it to a clay-faced bunny doll i crotcheted. This really was a great tutorial. Thankyou for posting :)
This comment was a journey! I’m glad you and mom hugged it out and you got a nice pom pom in the end. Happy ending for everyone!
Very nice, I love the poms I'm making and I can't stop 😂, thank you for the easy tutorial! ❤
Yeah! I forgot to mention that pom pom making is very addictive!
I like donuts and stuff
am i the only one who messed up big time the first try-
I was like wtf is this.
Is there a secret to getting the knot tight enough? My Pom looks good, but I can pull strings out easily.
No
You are not alone🙂
Nope I messed up 3 times 😂
Good video to watch! Bright, concise, well spoken.. thanks!!
I’ve completed my Pom Pom but the yarn is easy to pull out
You need to pull the cord round the middle much tighter.
You need to tie the center string really tight like, pull like you have never pulled before to cinch those little yarn strings in place. 🙂
Had the same issue. Guess I wasn’t pulling hard enough.
Excellent Video - thank you! Never occurred to me to use poms instead of bows on gifts! Definitely doing that for my granddaughter's birthday present
i made it perfectly with no errors (with the help of god) tysm for the tutorial it really helped
hehe, oh and btw my cat was very near me when i was making it and y'now what they'd lmao
thnx for your kindness and everything
No more lopsided pom poms for me! Thank you for these easy to follow directions!
Thank YOU!!!! It turned out perfect!
Finally I found someone that taught me the secrets of making a pom pom! Thanks!
Most informative Pom Pom tutorial I’ve watched, thank you so much.
It's nice to see someone come up with an alternative to the expensive pom pom maker at the craft stores and it feels good to use recyclables
Absolutely!
You are an amazing teacher made quite funny 😂 I just loved the way you explain 🙏🌹🙏
Me too!
Thank you so much for posting this video. It is the best one I have seen and so easy to do. I have a pom pom maker but after trying your method I will never use it again. This is so much better ☺️.
This is the cutest video I’ve seen in a while. Totally following!
I’ve used cardboard circles for 65 + years BUT I use complete circles and there is no problem with yarn following off because there are no gaps. Wrap until inner circle is full. Cut around the pompon between the two cardboards. Tightly tie the securing yarn make yarn is around the middle of the Pom Pom. Then I just tear and pull off the cardboard. Trim the pompom.
The yarn that was tied tightly around the center can be used to attach the Pom Pom to your garment.
Thanks for your vid..I made 3 beautiful Pom poms yesterday ^^
Oooh! Very nice! Enjoy your beautiful poms!
Brilliant ! Thank you for the detailed instructions. You would make a wonderful teacher. There are idiots that left out the cardboard donut, and I could not get it to be anything like your results. Cheers
Loved your video ! Loved the humor in it lol
Thanks for the kind words. I'm glad you enjoyed the video!
I have been trying to make a pom pom for so many years and this is the very first time ever that I have managed THANK YOU XXXXX
Finally I found this! Exactly how my mom used to do it. Thank you ^^
i’m making the south park boys’ hats so this is super helpful thanks man i love your videos
This is a lovely, entertaining video that shows an excellent technique. I made my first ever pompom and it came out beautifully! Thank you so much for you talent and skill!
best tutorial I've ever used lol the pom pom turned out perfect
I love this video....
Such a great way and easy to. :)
After several failed attempts and many videos on how to make a pom-pom I was actually able to make them because of this video, thank you!
I wish all vid makers were as efficient as you; thanks!!! Oh, I like floppy poms, too.....have you seen those? As long as they're secure to your object, it's fun to have a less-than-dense pom....and very large ones, too.....sorta oversized and loose.....or at least I think so! LOL!! My best to you and yours..............
Thanks so much! Floppy pom poms certainly have their charm. But my preference is always for a very dense fluffy pom! Thanks for watching
My mom has been making pom poms for years and found that making the donuts from a plastic container lid lasted longer. Also she never had an 'exit' spot. Still this is very helpful :)
when you run out of wool can u add another strand after??
I loved everything about this video. I’m making my first beanie and don’t have the Pom Pom tool so I was nervous I wouldn’t be able to make one. This is so perfect. Thanks so much for sharing what you know 💙💙
You’re so welcome! Hope the pom looks magnificent on your beanie! 🌟
Amazing. Easy to follow instructions!!!
I’m going to use this method on my channel and definitely give you credit and send people to your awesome channel!!!!!
Double knots for extra security 🙌🏽 Thought I was the only one haha Really helpful tutorial ♥️
i have watched a lot of pom-pom videos and hardly any make sense but this tutorial makes it look easy as it should 😊
The exact way we learned as a kid :) TY for the memory and the easy tutorial!
You’re very welcome! Happy pomming! 😊
I soooooooo agree
Good video! Thanks!