I saw THIS pom pom sweater and immediately said “oh, I can make that.” Because, that’s what you say to yourself when you’re a chronic DIYer . Also, I think the poms on the original design are a little large and verge on “clownish” ya know?
Supplies:
- Crewneck Sweater
- 8mm Pom Poms
- Craft Tweezers
- 2oz Fabri-Tac Glue
- Posterboard
- Scissors
- Pencil
Instructions:
- Trace the shape of your sweater onto poster board and cut out.
- Insert the posterboard into the sweater. This will help the sweater keep it’s shape as you work with it.
- Arrange the pom poms on the sweater in your desired pattern
- Working with one pom pom at a time, lift up the pom pom with tweezers, place a generous dot of glue directly onto the sweater, then place the pom pom on top
- Repeat this for the entire sweater then allow to dry completely before wearing.
Well, little did I know just how easy it would be to create my very own pom pom sweater…because, sis…this project require no sewing. You heard me! ZERO sewing! And I’ll do you one better – you can create this top by using a sweater you already own. Have a sold you yet? Nope? Well, sit back and join me for the most colorful three minutes of your day!
Whenever there is fabric involved you should sew it! It is so simple to sew those pom poms on this sweater, it is even simple to make pom poms yourself. I don`t know for what you need a whole post abot glueing something on something else? Sorry, but I find this rather useless and I don`t know anyone who would wear a sweater with glue on it.
BR,
Veronica
*Veronica* not necessarily. There are plenty of no-sew projects that involve fabric. Your comment was quite harsh. I s’pose YOU think so,but not everyone is good with needles and threads. And Amber here found an easy way to do it quick and fast. You are just jealous.
Thanks for the NO SEW sweater idea. The sweater is adorable! I am always inspired by your posts and I am sure there are are many people who do not sew (or do not want to sew) who will enjoy making this. Keep up the great work! You are so creative.
What a cute sweater! I agree with your opinion about the too large pom poms on the Kate Spade sweater. I’m not good at sewing and think I could easily do this.
This pom pom sweater is so cute and festive. It is totally on trend right now too. I am pinning to show my daughter.
Love the idea. The fabric glue will hold. ‘‘Tis better to say nothing than to be negative”. Love your blog! Have signed up to vie all your creative projects. Thanks for sharing.
So super cute and I love the tiny little classy poms. Honestly, not everyone can sew. Some people have arthritis as well as other disabilities. Fabric glue is great and my mom made many fun clothing embellishments with a bit of fabric glue growing up – and she was adept at sewing. Some things are just simpler with glue, especially when you can involve children.
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I have a question Did you make the shoes with the red lipstick at the end of this Video ?
I just love it .
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I love your videos .
How to make Pom Pom sweater you share very well. I really like your way.
How to make Pom Pom sweater is very nice and beautiful. Very nice shirt. Thanks for sharing this great way.
Great tutorial I must say! Thanks for sharing that…
I love this idea!! Especially since the idea behind it was to let kids make it for Mother’s Day. I’d let my kids use glue over needles and thread anyway! Rock on Amber and keep the great ideas coming.
This pom pom sweater is so cute and festive. It is totally on trend right now too. I am pinning to show my daughter.
This is awesome. I actually saw the prices of pom pom sweater online, and it is expensive. I want to have one, but I don’t think that its worth my money. So, I am so happy that I’ve got to read this blog. It seems easy and inexpensive to do, so I’ll gonna try to do it at home. Thank you so much for this amazing DIY craft. Great work!
There are so many ways to make pom pom and your article is one the best out there. Now I’m waiting for my sister to arrive back at home and spend a good time making this pom pom with her!
I like the teeny, tiny, elegant poms—so really cute. Truly, not everyone is able to sew. In addition to various impairments, some persons also experience arthritis. While I was growing up, my mom, who was a skilled seamstress, used fabric glue to create a number of cute clothes accessories.