DIY pom pom tree
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DIY pom pom tree

The weather was so sunny yesterday I really wanted to make something equally cheerful to decorate our mantle. This is the simplest craft and I feel a little silly writing about it on my blog. However, the results are so pretty I had to share.

Materials needed to make a DIY pom pom tree:
Pastel Pom Pom Value Pack from Baker Ross
Twigs
Old jam jar (washed with the label removed)
Bostik Sticky Dots

How to make a DIY pom pom tree:

I had a bag of pom poms from Baker Ross which had a selection of blue, green, orange, pink and yellow, perfect for creating a fun Spring decoration.  I used the small and medium sized ones as I was making a decoration for my mantle.

bag of different sizes of pom poms

I placed a selection of twigs in a jam jar then attached the pom poms to the twigs with Sticky Dots.

DIY pom pom tree

Ensure each twig has pom poms at regular intervals. The great thing about the Sticky Dots is that they are transparent so you can’t see the glue. You could also use a glue gun or even stitch them on with a couple of stitches through the pom pom and around the branch.IMG_0134The result is simple but striking. I love our Spring pom pom tree and I can’t believe how cheap and easy it was. Let me know if you make one!

15 Comments on “DIY pom pom tree

  1. That looks like a great little project that we could involve the little lady in, we are just about to start decorating her room and one of these would look great. Pinning for that purpose thanks 🙂

  2. I love love love this!
    Me and my mum do a branch tree every Easter. I usually make wool pom poms but these are such lovely colours I might have to add them to my collection.

  3. It looks beautiful. I do something similar for Easter but instead of pom poms I use small fake eggs

  4. I love how cute and colourful the pom pom tree is – it is also easy to do and I’m sure little man would enjoy it x

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