How To Make A Pompom Christmas Tree

Pompoms are a great way of making fun and exciting crafts that can be tailored to any occasion or season. I really love crafting for Christmas so these pompom Christmas trees are just perfect to make. Pompom Christmas trees are so easy to make using minimal supplies. In this blog i will show you step by step how to make a pompom Christmas Tree.

Materials you will need:

Green Wool

Cardboard - A piece from a cardboard box

Small pompom balls

Scissors

Glue (I used Fabric Glue)

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Step 1

To get started making the bottom of the pompom tree, cut a piece of cardboard 5cm wide. It doesn't have to be too long, just long enough for you to wrap wool around. For this part wrap the wool around the cardboard 115 times.

A piece of cardboard 5cm wide with wool being wrapped around it.

Once the wool has been wrapped around the cardboard 115 times, it should look like the picture below.

A piece of cardboard with green wool wrapped round it 115 times.

Trim off the wool. Cut another long piece of wool and place it on the table. Slide the wool off the cardboard and place it on the wool.

A long piece of wool with the wrapped wool through the middle ready to be tied.

Tie the wool tightly through the middle of the hooped wool.

Tying the wrapped green wool with a long piece of green wool.

Once you are satisfied that it is tied tight, take some small sharp scissors and cut through all the loops of wool.

The tied green wool and some sharp scissors ready to be cut

Step 2

Cut another piece of card that is 4 cm wide. Wrap the wool around the cardboard 90 times.

Wrapping green wool around a piece of cardboard 4cm wide

Once you have wrapped the wool 90 times. Take the wool that you have already cut and tied. Slide the wool off the cardboard and place it on top of the wool that you tied previously and tie tightly, just like we did previously. Cut through all the hoops of the wool.

Tying the tied green wool on top of the larger piece of green wool that we tied.

Step 3

For the next part of the tree cut a piece of card 3cm wide. For this layer wrap the wool around the cardboard 75 times. We are reducing the amount of wool wraps we do in each layer as we are trying to make a Christmas Tree shape.

Wrapping green wool around a piece of cardboard 3cm wide

Take the wool that you have already cut and tied. Slide the wool off the cardboard and place it on top of the wool that you tied previously, and tie tightly, just like we did previously. Cut through all the hoops of the wool.

Tying the tied green wool on top of the previously tied green wool

Step 4

For the final layer, cut a piece of card 2 cm wide. Wrap the wool around the cardboard 35 times.

Wrapping the green wool around a piece of card board 2cm wide.

Take the wool that you have already cut and tied. Slide the wool off the cardboard and place it on top of the wool that you tied previously, and tie tightly, just like we did previously. Cut through all the hoops of the wool.

Cutting through the hoops of the tied wool using small sharp scissors

Take some larger scissors and start to trim the edge of the pompom, It should start to look like a tree shape.

Trimming the edge of the pompom with some large sharp scissors

This is how it should look once you have trimmed all the edges.

The trimmed pompom christmas tree

Take the glue that you have chosen to use and the small pompoms.

Fabric glue and small colourful pompoms

Carefully part the wool, place a small amount of glue on the wool and then add one of the really small coloured pompoms.

Parting the wool of the pompom christmas tree to add glue and the small colourful pompoms

Keep adding the small pompoms until you feel you have enough pompoms on your tree. I also found a sparkly pompom to go on the top of the tree.

The finished pompom christmas trees with colourful pompoms to look like decorations

Now you have your really cute pompom Christmas trees.

If you would like to watch how i made my cute Pompom Christmas Trees then check out the video below:

If you enjoyed this blog, please check out my other blogs:

How To Make A Rainbow Pompom

Easy To Make Pompom Gnome

How To Make A Pompom Easter Egg

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