I am a big fan of pom-poms...
I have been eying these little loveys in Joanns for the past 4 months. Dreaming of how to use them. I finally decided to buy the mustard yellow ones on a whim and have had them sitting in my craft closet for a month now. I am just trying to come up with exactly what I want to make with them...
Last night my oldest daughter asked for a new skirt for church today. So I tucked her in bed with the promise of a new skirt waiting for her when she woke up....I scanned my stash of fabrics saved up for last minute projects such as this one, and decided that this would be the perfect time to use pom poms... So with coupon in hand I rushed to Joanns before they closed and came home with these white babies!
To make this skirt I used the Simple Skirt Tutorial from MADE and then added the pom poms to the bottom edge to give it a little flare! It was super easy. I used one roll for the top layer and one roll for the bottom layer. Each roll is 4 ft. long. My daughter wears a 2T and I doubled her waist since I wanted a full skirt. So you might need more or less depending on the size you are making. Just take measurements before you go to the store. You can find these pom-poms in the ribbon section of Joanns- it's $3.99 per roll, but using coupons make it a little more reasonable. They also sell bigger and smaller pom-pom ribbon by the yard as well... I can't get enough!!
I love how it turned out, but most importantly my daughter LOVED it! The look on her face this morning was priceless. It was very evident that she felt pretty wearing this skirt too.
































LOVE it! wish I had pom poms!... adding them to my to buy list...
ReplyDeleteSO cute! Have also been eyeing these up for a while but thought they were too feminine for a cushion in my living room/my husband! This is perfect!
ReplyDeleteThat skirt is so adorable! The pom poms are the perfect touch! I want to make one for myself!
ReplyDeleteAsh, it's darling. I love the fabric you chose also. Perfect.
ReplyDeletethis is adorable!! I wish I was competent on my sewing machine enough pump out a cute new skirt just like that!!
ReplyDeleteso cute...thanks for sharing!
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You are so talented-- and she looks adorable!
ReplyDeleteLove it!
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ReplyDeleteThis may be the cutest skirt on Earth. I love it!!
ReplyDeleteThis is darling, I love it! If you get a chance, I'd love to have you link it up to my party at http://scrapbookingez.blogspot.com/2011/09/everyone-wins-giveaway-linky-party.html. Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteThat is soo cute. I love pom poms as well. Wish I had a little girl to put this in.
ReplyDeletethis is too adorable!!
ReplyDeleteI've never used pom poms, but they're on my shopping list now. They finish this skirt off beautifully. I imagine this skirt will be the envy of other little girls.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! I love it! And the fabric looks fabulous too!
ReplyDeleteI saw this on pinterest and I absolutely love it!!! I love the fabrics, the pom poms, the colors... Wow!
ReplyDeleteThis is such a precious idea! And I love your blog name too..teehee.
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You can link up here: http://tinyurl.com/3h45jwb
Shannon
MilkandCuddles.com
that is so precious. And I love your little model in her stocking feet! My little girls would love to wear pompoms! I started a link party at my blog and I'd love for you to link this up. If you're interested it's http://caribbeanmissionarywife.blogspot.com/ Have a lovely day, Maria
ReplyDeleteReally cute-I love the two layers!
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ReplyDeletecute lady! and very very sweet, i love me a good pom pom craft:)
ReplyDeleteLove this and I have always wanted to use pom poms, but I'm afraid of how they hold up in the wash. Do you have the hand wash the skirt? Thanks for sharing the tutorial! You are super talented.
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