We've had the best weather here in Melbourne. I spent the weekend having not one but two BBQ's, it's good to be me!
Anyway enough bragging, since I know most of you are headed into the colder months, today I am showing the second last project from the babies room.
Tissue Poms
There is no tutorial because I found this pin from Design Dazzle and copied it exactly as she did.
I did however play around with the sizes and layers, the more layers the tighter the ball - see the difference between the green pom and the orange pom. I used 8 layers on the green and 16 on the orange. I wouldn't recommend any more than 16 it gets very tight.
While I was in the middle of making these, I was chatting online to my friend Danni from Silo Hill Farm and asked if she had made them, and she had, she used an easier method of cutting which I will be using next time, check that out here.
Then I popped them on the ceiling, the babies love them!
I placed 3 over each of the kids cots
I used 4 to surround the light, I'm using these instead of replacing the light. I haven't found a reasonably priced option and since I know this room will be in use for only a couple of years I don't want to spend a lot.
DIY Delight or Disaster? Cute, cheap, easy - This is a great beginner craft it adds lots of bang for your buck I say Delight! One project left, before the big reveal.
Thanks for reading,
Mel xo
Linking here
http://mightycrafty.blogspot.com.au/2012/10/mightycrafty-mondays-round-17.html#.UITVM8XMjjI
http://www.tipjunkie.com/all-crafts/handmade-projects/homemade-projects-1023
these poms poms were the big style when I was in high school..they decorated our prom with them..and I have not seen them in 25 yrs...until very recently at a high schools homecoming...how fun!!! I think they look great..the colors are perfect!!
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have fun decorating!
I love those! I think they're so cute!
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Dropping by from the Live Laugh Rowe blog hop. :)
ADORABLE. Even better since you were able to chat with such a sweet fellow blogger like Dannie while you made them. They are fun and colorful and the perfect addition to the kiddies room.
ReplyDeleteThose are super cute - love the bright and cheerful colours!
ReplyDeleteI love poms, I always make a few to decorate the kids parties.
ReplyDeleteLove the bright, fun colours you have used!
E xx
Wow! These turned out fabulous and I am loving all the primary colors you have used in this room! So bright and cheery...sure to catch a baby's eye! Thanks for the shout out and the link. I'm always glad to chat with you and sorry I didn't give you that tip in time.
ReplyDeleteCute! I am looking forward to the room reveal!
ReplyDeleteI love you pom poms! They are so fun and whimsical! Awesome job, Mel!
ReplyDeleteThose look good. It is really nice the way you can make great decorations with such simple (and cheap) materials.
ReplyDeleteSo adorable! I would love for you to add this to my link-up. I am a new co-host at Mom's Library Link-Up every Wednesday!
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Thanks,
Julie
So bright and cheerful - love these! I've pinned this as well - thanks for sharing at MightyCrafty Mondays.
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