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#POMPOM WREATH WIRE FRAME HOW TO#
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This method also allowed me to make the most of my yarn. As you can see the wreath frame is sectioned off and I found it was easiest to fill one section of pom poms at a time. Below you can see just where they were tied into place, never on those outside rings. You can tie the top color of your rainbow to the ring that is second in.

Repeat with the middle color, and then again with the last color.

I created 5 pom poms and tied them all onto the third ring in on the form. I started with the minty color which was the bottom of my rainbow arc. Tie your pom poms only to the inside two rings. As you tie, do not tie them to the most outside or most inside ring of the wreath frame as they will flop around too much.

To get started, choose one color of pom pom and create 4-5 pom poms using the large maker.

Pom pom makers in large and extra large.

Wire wreath form (I used this 18″ version).

Yarn in 4 colors, 3 for the rainbow arc, and one for the clouds (I like to use inexpensive standard yarn like this for this project).

To make this rainbow wreath, you only need a few supplies. I am also using other affiliate links throughout this post.)

(I am an Amazon associate and earn a small commission from qualifying purchases. Thanks to Krista at The Happy Housie for organizing this spring wreath hop. At the bottom of this post, you will also find links to several other spring wreaths you can recreate as well.

#POMPOM WREATH WIRE FRAME MOVIE#

If you want to make this wreath, I highly recommend finding an awesome movie to watch, or perhaps a podcast to binge, or audiobook to help you pass the times as your hands work endlessly to craft the 4,632 pom poms it takes. Actually, if you have ever made pom poms, you know that it requires a lot of patience.

#POMPOM WREATH WIRE FRAME HOW TO#

Today I am going to show you how to make this wreath, which is really quite easy and just requires a little bit of patience. This rainbow features no pot o’ gold at the end, but it does boast big fluffy white pom pom clouds and colors that will work all season long and even beyond St. Patty’s Day just around the corner, I decided to create a fun pastel pom pom wreath. While I love all of those, I wanted something a little less traditional.

In my defense, our old house had storm doors that made wreaths a challenge, but this house has the perfect pink door just begging for some fun! Spring is the season to add florals, moss, butterflies, bunnies and more to your front door. I have said in the past that I wasn’t much of a wreath person, but ever since moving into this house last year something has changed in me. SHARES How to Make a Rainbow Pom Pom Wreath