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(More customer reviews)First, to let you know, I tried out the donut looking type of Pom Pom makers and it was infuriating trying to insert the yarn into the hole of the donut over and over. Not a quick or pleasant way to do it. Then I tried the old fashioned cardboard way and that didn't work too well either. I finally decided to try this type and boy do I wish I used it from the beginning.
This Pom Pom maker was so much easier in that you just wrap the yarn around the two matching half moon shapes (much easier than trying to thread it each time through a hole), interlock the bottoms of the half moons (it takes a little dexterity but it was certainly manageable), cut the yarn and then wrap it with a double piece of yarn to knot and you have a great pom pom. To ensure that each side of the half moon matches, the directions recommend that you count the wraps around the half moons. Of course this would be the case if you wanted to make a bunch of the same size pom poms. I made 16 all together and they turned out very nicely. I had to do a little trimming with each but that was not difficult at all.
What is even better is that you get four sizes in the same package.
The next time I have a project that includes making Pom Poms, I'm all set.
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SUSAN BATES-This very easy to use pom-pom maker includes forms to make 4 different size pom-poms. Complete instructions plus project ideas are included.
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