Paper pom poms are all the rage lately. No wonder. They’re pretty, inexpensive and easy to make. (That’s what people are saying, anyway. I haven’t attempted to make them myself.)
Planet Mithi made Martha Stewart paper pompoms for her wedding. And here’s what she had to say about making the paper pom poms:
“It turned out to be extremely easy to do and so I set about sourcing enough tissue paper
Here’s how they looked:
Wouldn’t these be a fun DIY project for a backyard wedding? There is a pom pom vines tutorial over at OnceWed.com.
There are also paper pom pom napkins.
You can learn to make these pom pom napkins over at YumSugar.
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Haha ... yes, 50 was hard work. The venue liked them so much that they kept hold of them (hanging in an old mill) till the end of summer when they had their end-of-season charity ball; and last I heard, the catering company that had volunteered their services for the charity ball had taken them for one of their forthcoming events!
I still have some tissue left and want to make some small ones to string up in bunting fashion ;) they are very lovely ....
Cool Mithi. Good to hear they got some mileage out of all that hard work!
I posted some comments before anyway, because lots of your stuff is really informative.Absolutely amazing man!
Hi there,
I'm getting married in JUST two months in France. It's been a year in the making, wooo-hoo!
We are also doing the paper pom pom awesomeness, but I was looking for some advice on how many to make for the reception tent??? 200,300,400? Any ideas? How many did you make?
Thank you kindly,
Shannon