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stabilizer for pom pom
August 2019 |
Brenda wanted pom poms on three of the golf club covers. In my search to find a pattern for the covers, I stumbled upon a tip to help stabilize the poms and prevent them from flopping over as poms frequently do.
Deborah V. Gardner suggested using a foam disc (similar to a button). Her pattern and suggestion can be found
here.
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part of a foam door hanger |
I had some foam door hangers from the Dollar Store in my craft supplies. I cut off the flower petals and trimmed them into a somewhat round shape.
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trimming the foam into discs |
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holes were punched in the discs with a large tapestry needle |
I punched holes in the foam discs with a large tapestry needle and threaded the pom pom ties through the top of the golf club cover and the disc. The poms were secured with a couple of knots and the yarn tails trimmed.
I was pleased with how nicely the foam stabilized the pom to the top. I think this technique would also work for poms on the top of hats.
I made the poms with the Clover Pom Pom Maker which I highly recommend. Making the poms was quick and very easy.
That is a great tip! I've tried making some pom-poms, but with not much luck. Mine are always lopsided and I don't seem to trim them very well - LOL.
ReplyDeleteNow that is smart! I'll have to try it on my next hat.
ReplyDeleteI have the same pompom makers and they are the best!
That is such a good idea!!!!
ReplyDeleteGreat tip!!
ReplyDeleteThe foam disk is such a clever idea! I'll have to remember that.
ReplyDeleteI have those same pom-pom makers and they do work well. Now, I have to remember about those foam stabilizers. Thank you for the tip.
ReplyDeleteBlessings,
Betsy
Ingenious! Thanks. :)
ReplyDeleteVery very clever Nancy . The teacher is still teaching!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great idea! :)
ReplyDeleteGenius! Thanks for sharing! I am definitely going to use this technique!
ReplyDeleteWell this is a most useful idea! Thanks so much for sharing.
ReplyDeleteGreat idea, thanks!!!
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