Sooo, I kinda like yarn… and I kinda {love} pom poms. I’ve shared DIY Pom Pom Garland and pom pom flowers. Today I’m sharing Candy Corn Pom Poms. Oh. My. Goodness! All kinds of cuteness!!
I was at JoAnn Fabric and Craft Stores recently buying some supplies and I had a thought — candy corn inspired pom poms. I even stood in the store and Google it to see if they had been done. Of course they were out there, but none like I had envisioned (now someone may prove me wrong and that’s okay). So, here we are! I grabbed my handy dandy Clover Pom Pom Makers, some orange, yellow and white yarn along with scissors and I was ready to roll. Let’s do this. (p.s. If you don’t have pom pom makers, try the fork pom pom method, it works great too!)
Step One:
Wrap the yarn around the pom pom maker, as instructed on packaging. To get the pom pom to layer like a candy corn, you’ll want to wrap the yarn in sections. White, Orange and then Yellow.
Step Two:
Once all the yarn is wrapped, you’ll pull both halves in to make the circle.
Step Three:
You’ll cut around the circle and wrap a piece of yarn around the pom pom maker to tie everything together.
Step Four:
Trim the strand you used to tie everything together and your candy corn pom pom is born!
Now you MUST swing over and take a looksy at the details of my Rustic Halloween Vignette.
Happy Crafting, sweet friends!!
Sharing here: Between Naps on the Front Porch
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keri @ shaken together says
Adorable! Pom poms are just so fun and I love these candy corn colored ones – pinned!
Kelly Rowe says
Thanks so much Keri! Appreciate the love. Have a great weekend! xo.
Shannah @ Just Us Four says
These are so cute! I am a huge fan of pom poms too and they are just so easy with the little makers.
Kelly Rowe says
Thank you Shannah! I’m so glad you like! xo.
A Little Claireification says
How stinking cute are these?? I have been wracking my brain over a candy corn inspired craft idea. I think you had the last good one. haha Pinning now!!
Kelly Rowe says
Thanks so much for the love friend. Have a great weekend! HUGS.
Angie R. says
Hi, Kelly! I love these candy corn pom poms so much and i am about to order the pom pom makers on Amazon. Did you use all four sizes, from the large and small makers, for the garland? Also, can you tell me how you attached the pom poms to the twine to actually make the garland? Sorry, I am a little bit craft challenged, but I try! Thanks!
Kelly Rowe says
Hi Angie! I’m so glad you like them. Yes, I used all four sizes and I used a yarn needle to string them onto the twine. It works like a charm. Happy crafting!! xo
kim says
Your killing me Kelley with all your pom pom cuteness !!!!! Now I need more yarn 🙂
Kelly Rowe says
I’m so glad you like! Thanks for stopping by. xo.
Mique says
This is so cute Kelly! I need to make this for my house. I have a pom pom maker just waiting to be used. 😉
Kelly Rowe says
Thanks so much Mique! I hope you’ll give this project a try! I’m sure you’ll LOVE it! HUGS.
Hello, I'm Leslie! says
Absolutely adorable! I need to look into that pom pom maker!
Kelly Rowe says
Thanks Leslie! Yes, I’m sure once you try them, you’ll LOVE them! Thanks for stopping by. xo.
Terri Paulson-Sasaki says
Oh my gosh, this is so cute. I need to make this for my candy corn bulletin board at school. Thanks for sharing.
Terri
Kelly Rowe says
Thanks, Terri! That sounds like a GREAT idea! Thanks for stopping by. HUGS.
Bonnie & Trish (@UncommonDesigns) says
LOVE these Kelly! What a perfect little fall accent!
Kelly Rowe says
Thanks so much! I’m glad you like. xo.
Rhonda says
I love what you have done. You should come show off your creativity at our link party.
http://obsessiveandcreative.blogspot.com/2013/10/craft-frenzy-friday-7.html
The party will not be the same without you!
Kelly Rowe says
I’m so glad you like. Thanks for stopping by. xo.
Cassi says
This is a great way to have the cuteness of candy corn without the calories! I’ll be featuring this on The Crafty Crow soon!