Primary Color Playroom - Tissue Paper Pom Poms
Let's make tissue paper pom poms.
The first project in this Primary Color Playroom was a bookcase, you can see the transformation of an old laminate piece into a bold and pretty storage unit here.
Next I am working on some decorations, today Pom Poms!
I have seen these everywhere and they looked pretty easy to make. I played around with a couple techniques and came up with the one below.

I used:
- Tissue Paper
- Curling ribbon
- Scissors
- Thumb tacks
I purchased multicolored tissue paper at the dollar store, they came 8 sheets per pack and that was perfect for one pouf.

I laid out the 8 sheets flat then Z folded them in roughly 1 inch sections.

Next I tied the middle with a piece of ribbon.

Then, to make the ends pretty, I rounded the corners. If you want a smaller pouf cut more off the end. I varied my sizes.

Then gently pull the layers apart and fluff to your content!


Didn't take much time and was a lot of fun, I love how it turned out.

I hung mine from the ceiling. To do this I tied all the ribbons together at varied lengths then pushed a thumb tack through the ribbon and into the ceiling. This is very light so a few tacks hold really well.

Next up for this room is some wall art. I actually have the pieces done I am just struggling on how to arrange them. I think this calls for some Pinterest browsing :)
Stay tuned, hopefully I'll have another installment next week.
Thanks for visiting.
♥ Sarah





What a great idea! And super easy, too! Love how they turned out!
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Wow! That certainly adds a nice bright pop of color in the space - well done!
Thanks Trish, I agree.
These are really pretty. They remind me of the ones we use to buy at the zoo when I was a little girl. :)
Thanks for stopping by Meredith, I love how certain colors and fun items can take you right back to childhood :)
Thank you for sharing at Give Me The Goods!
Great party, thanks for hosting and for stopping by.