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Pom-pom making!
The above pictured gadgets can be found at your local craft store.
They whip up pom-poms quickly and easily.
But you could also use a fork
Or a piece of cardboard
Pom-poms were the perfect use for the variegated pink and white yarn I picked up on clearance
{I'm a sucker for clearance}.
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From the moment I made the first pom, I had envisioned a little Valentine garland.
And what would a pom-pom Valentine garland be without some crochet hearts?
For the small heart:
Work all stitches in a magic ring.
Ch3, dc, trc, 4dc, trc, 4dc, trc, 2 dc, pull cricle tightly closed, slst into ring.
The larger heart was worked using this fun pattern from Barbara Summers.
As a last minute design element, I decided to add some fabric scallop circles cut with the Big Shot, pressed in half, and stitched with baker's twine in a running stitch.
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Love on a string!
wowww absolutely gorgeous, so sweet !Really love this idea of pom-pom AND crochet hearts !
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