I love nothing more than getting creative and making really cute gift wrap. Making cute gift wrap does not have to be expensive. With a few supplies you already own you can soon make boring gift wrap look more exciting. You can get really creative and choose the type of gift wrap you make to perfectly match the person the present is for.
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Supplies i used:
Step 1
Take a ball of wool and the pompom maker. Make the pompom using the pompom maker. If you want to watch how to make a pompom using a pompom maker check out this video.
When all the pompom maker is covered in wool, take the scissors and cut around the edge.
Tie wool around the centre of the pompom maker and tie tightly. This will hold all the pompom together. Remove from the pompom maker. Trim the pompom to make it look nice and neat. Keep the strands of the pompoms long so you can tie the pompoms to the twine.
Now you have completed your pompom. Repeat the steps and make a couple more pompoms in the colours of your choice.
Step 2
Take a coloured piece of twine that you wish to use. Wrap the twine around the parcel as shown below.
Once you have the right amount of twine, tie the twine with a knot to hold it in place. Leave the strands of twin long for a more decorative effect.
Take one of the pompoms and tie it to the twine to secure it in place.
Repeat this process and add as many pompoms as you would like to add. I just added 3 pompoms.
Now you have your completed cute pompom gift wrap
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