Make a Pom-Pom Wreath in Fall's Hottest Hues

Who doesn't love a pretty DIY wreath? This oversized pom-pom wreath is easy to make and looks so good you'll want to keep it up year-round.

DIY Fall Inspired Pom-Pom Wreath

Who doesn’t love a fun DIY wreath project? This oversized pom-pom wreath is easy to make and looks so good you’ll want to keep it up year round!

From: Brian Patrick Flynn

Photo by: Flynnside Out Productions

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By: Brian Patrick Flynn

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Materials Needed

14" straw wreath
7-ounce mega bulky yarn (3 different colors)
scissors

floral pins
large pom-pom maker (optional)

Wrap Yarn

Creating a pom-pom is easy, whether you go "old school" and use your hand or opt to use a pom-pom maker. If you're using the pom-pom maker, open one side, then wrap the yarn tightly around edge (Image A), pull yarn through to the other side (Image B) and repeat on the other edge (Image C).

Creating a pom-pom is easy, whether you go “old school” and use your hand or use one of the little devices available at craft stores. If using a device, open one side, then wrap the yarn tightly around edge, pull yarn through to other side and repeat on the other edge.

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Step 1 - Wrap Yarn

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Step 1 - Wrap Yarn

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Step 1 - Wrap Yarn

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Cut + Tie Off Pom-Pom

Close the device, then snip yarn. Next, trim along the perimeter of the device (Image A). Tie off the middle of the pom-pom (Image B), then open the device. Otherwise you’ll have lots of pieces of yarn on the floor. After tying it off, open the device, pull it out (Image C), fluff it up and BOOM! You’ve made your first pom-pom. Repeat until you have at least two dozen of each color.

Close device, then snip yarn. Next, trim along the perimeter of the device. IMPORTANT: Tie off the middle of the pom-pom THEN open the device. Otherwise you’ll have about one hundred million pieces of yarn on the floor, NOT good. So after tying it off, open device, pull it out, fluff it up and BOOM! You’ve made your first pom-pom. Repeat until you have around 2 dozen of each color.

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Step 2 -Cut & Tie Off Pom-Pom

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Step 2 - Cut & Tie Off Pom-Pom

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Step 2 - Cut & Tie Off Pom-Pom

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Secure Pom-Poms

Using floral pins, secure each pom-pom to the wreath (Image A). Use two pins per pom-pom — one on either side. It’s easier to push the pin into the sides than through the middle of the pom-pom where it’s super thick (Image B).