Tuesday, January 13, 2009

Make it: Pom Pom Scarf

Make it: Pom Pom Scarf
from the Citrus in the City episode of Creative Juice

Materials:
pompon maker
yarn in various textures and colors
scissors
plastic canvas needle or yarn needle

1. Following loom instructions, unhinge one of the arms and begin wrapping with yarn. Wrap evenly until the entire arm is covered with yarn. Next, snap the arm into the center of the loom and cut the end of the yarn.

2. Repeat the wrapping process for the second arm, fold arm in and snap in place.

3. With small scissors, insert one scissor blade into the groove of the loom, between the loops of yarn, and carefully snip along the tops of the loops.

4. Wrap a small piece of yarn around the groove on the loom and tie in a single knot.

5. Remove the pompon from the loom and pull the tied string tight. Tie a double knot.

6. If desired, use scissors to trim the pompon, giving it a more uniform appearance, or leave it as is with a "wilder" look.

7. To string the scarf, thread a yarn needle with a long length of yarn (at least a foot longer than the finished scarf). Thread the first pompon by pushing the needle through the center area where the pompon is tied off. Tie off the strand of yarn being used to thread the scarf.

8. Continue threading pompons, tying a knot after each pompon is added until scarf is the desired length. Tie off the end of the yarn and snip the end.

5 comments:

  1. Oh how fun! I've been looking for something to make for a little girl I know-this is perfect! I'll be linking.

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  2. Anonymous11:30 AM

    I'm not familiar with pom pom makers. do they come in different sizes? What size was used for this project?

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  3. This is my kind of knitting! Love it.

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  4. I am totally going to make this for some Valentine's gifts. Thanks.

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  5. Anonymous2:59 PM

    this is just perfect for my mum for a xmas present i know a way i can make the pom poms it will be easer for me im 11 not that old anyway my mum will love it.


    posted at: 2009 december 9th

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