Easy To make Pompom Christmas Puddings

Pompoms are just so easy to make and can be used in all kinds of different crafts. I love using pompoms to make seasonal crafts. These Easy to make pompom Christmas puddings are the perfect example of using pompoms. They are also quick and easy to make and look great. Follow along with my step by step instructions in this blog and you could soon be making your very own pompom Christmas pudding.

The supplies you will need:

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Step 1

Start to make a pompom using the pompom maker. It does not matter which colour pompom you make first. Wrap the wool around the pompom maker until you have totally covered each half of the pompom maker. Tie and cut the wool to form the pompom.

Wrapping white wool around a pompom maker to make a pompom

Trim all around the pompom to tidy it up.

Trimming the edge of a white pompom to make it neat.

Now you have your first completed pompom.

Repeat this so you have 3 white pompoms and 4 brown pompoms.

3 small white pompoms and 4 small brown pompoms

Step 2

Thread white wool through the large eye needle.

Threading white wool through a large eye needle

Push the needle through the centre of the pompoms. Pull the wool all the way through.

pushing the large eye needle through the centre of the white pompom

Repeat this so all the pompom are attached to the wool. The 4 brown pompoms need to be at the bottom.

All 3 white pompoms and all 4 brown pompoms attached to the wool. The 4 brown pompoms are at the bottom

Once they are all threaded pull the wool tight. This will pull all the pompoms together.

Pulling the wool tight to hold all the pompoms together

Your pompoms should now look like the picture below. You will now be able to see your pompom Christmas pudding is taking shape.

Tie the wool strands together quite tight to hold your pompoms together.

The brown and white pompoms all tied together. They are now all in a circle and starting to look like a Christmas pudding

Step 3

To make the pompoms for the top we are going to make a small pompom using our fingers. I have a video tutorial here showing you how to make a pompom using your fingers if you want to take a look.

To make these small pompoms, wrap the wool around your fingers approx 50 times. Tie the wool through the middle and cut through the loops of wool to form your pompom. Trim around the edge of the pompom to tidy it up. Repeat this process so you have 3 pompoms.

Making a small red pompom by wrapping wool around your fingers

Add a small amount of hot glue to the pompom. Place the red pompoms onto the white pompoms. This is going to make them look like berries.

Now you have your completed pompom Christmas Pudding. These will make really cute hanging decorations for the tree or could even be used to attach to presents.