after seeing tissue pom poms ALL over - I finally made one today. I don't know if they are 'over' or not, I still wanted to give them a try. Here are the instructions I followed from Martha Stewart (why not go to the best?) and they were very simple. I opened up one - just to see how it would look. The others are still flat. I'll wait until party day to open those. Turned out pretty cute!
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| an old soup can makes the perfect 'vase' |
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| yet to be 'pommed' |
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3 comments:
I'm now inspired to try my hand at making Poms too!!! thanks, Staci!
So cute! I just made a ton of them for my daughter's birthday coming up, I however wasn't as smart as you are and fluffed all of them. Now I have 4 huge boxes sitting in the garage holding all of them! Love the idea of the can as a vase too!
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