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Make a Felt Pom-Pom Crown

December 29, 2020 by Barbara Rucci Leave a Comment

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Make a felt pom-pom crown for your next party or celebration! Whether for New Year’s Eve (just a few days a way) or a birthday or a summer soirĂ©e, these crown are actually quite simple to make and look so delicate and boho chic people will think you are a creative genius.

Make pom-poms from small strips of felt, then tie to wire to make a crown.

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Supplies needed for Felt Pom-pom Crown:

~ Felt (I get my felt on Etsy)

~ Good scissors

~ String (I used baker’s twine but next time I would use a heavy thread, much thinner than twine)

~ Craft wire

Make pom-poms from small strips of felt, then tie to wire to make a crown.

How to make a Felt Pom-pom Crown:

1. Cut small strips of felt. Mine were about 1/2 cm in width by 4 inches (10 cm) in length. I use 4 strips of 5 different colors for each pom-pom, so that is 20 strips of felt per pom-pom. My crown had 9 pom-poms on it. So cut approximately 180-200 strips of felt. I used white and lilac in every pom-pom, so I cut more of those. And then I alternated blues and greens.

Make pom-poms from small strips of felt, then tie to wire to make a crown.

2. Select the colors you want, adding up to about 20 small strips of felt, and bundle them together evenly.

Make pom-poms from small strips of felt, then tie to wire to make a crown.

3. Tie your string tightly around the bundle. Double knot.

Make pom-poms from small strips of felt, then tie to wire to make a crown.

4. This step is harder to explain, but I decided to secure the strips of felt by tying another string around the other way. So separate the first bundle in the middle and flip half the pieces one way and half the other way. Then tie a string around that split section.

Make pom-poms from small strips of felt, then tie to wire to make a crown.

5. Cut one of the strings short so that it is hidden and leave the other string long to tie around the crown.

6. Trim your pom-pom! I rounded the shape a little and make it smaller.

Make pom-poms from small strips of felt, then tie to wire to make a crown.

7. Make about 9 or 10 pom-poms.

Make pom-poms from small strips of felt, then tie to wire to make a crown.

8. Make the wire armature for the crown by wrapping it around your head twice and them twisting one piece over the other.

Make pom-poms from small strips of felt, then tie to wire to make a crown.

9. Attach all of your pom-poms with a double knot and trim the string. I added a drop of crazy glue on the knots so that they wouldn’t ever untie, but this is optional.

Make pom-poms from small strips of felt, then tie to wire to make a crown.

Voila! You now have a gorgeous felt pom-pom crown that was simple to make and looks so charming and graceful. Here is my daughter, Ava, and her new puppy, Peanut, modeling the crown. I need to make one for the puppy next!

xo Bar

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Did you like this post? Here are more crown ideas:

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