Festive Pom Pom Holiday Wreath

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Welcome to the final installment of 12 Months of Wreaths! For the past year, my blogging friends and I have been making new wreaths and sharing them with you all every month! We have seen quite a variety of beautiful and fun wreaths this year! 

This month I am sharing a very simple homemade pom pom holiday wreath. I made the wreath using a simple wire wreath form (like the wreath form I used here). This wreath is very easy to make and cost me less than $5!

At the bottom of this tutorial, look for the links to my friends’ festive holiday wreath tutorials for today!

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How to Make a Pom Pom Wreath

Materials

• 20-inch Wire wreath form
• Sharp pair of scissors
• 4 skeins of yarn (I used 2 skeins in white, 1 in blue and 1 in green. My skeins each had about 64 yards each of thick yarn.). I made approximately 35 pom poms.

To make this wreath, you have to make a lot of pom poms! I made about 35 pom poms. I made my pom poms by  winding yarn of one color around four fingers several times until it looked like it would make a fairly large pom pom. (If you prefer, you can use an inexpensive pom-pom maker to make your pom poms.)

For my by-hand hand pom pom making method, I wrapped the yarn around my hand about 60 times for each pom pom.

I then slip my fingers out of the loops of yarn I created, holding them tightly so I don’t lose the loops. Next I slip a 4-inch to 5-inch length of the same color yard around the loops, and tie it tightly. I use scissors to cut the tops of the loops to create the fluffy ends of the pom poms.  (Check out this pom pom tutorial from Miss Mustard Seed — shows all the steps for the by-hand pom pom method I used.)

I love how colorful and festive my yarn pom pom wreath looks on my home’s front door for Christmas!

This is a closer look at my front door’s bright and colorful pom pom wreath for the holidays!

In case you missed it, the two collages of photos below show all the wreaths I made in 2017.

Snowflake & Flannel Winter Wreath

Pink & Blue Burlap Pinwheel Wreath

Spring Forsythia Wreath

April Flowers Burlap Wreath

Patriotic Red, White & Blue Bubble Wreath

Colorful Felt Wreath

Colorful Bandana Summer Wreath

Easy Burlap Bubble Wreath

Fall Bandana Wreath

Fall Owl & Pumpkin Wreath

Lace & Ivy Boho Christmas Wreath

Festive Holiday Pom Pom Wreath

As you can see, I used the same “K” monogram (for my family’s last name) on my home’s front door often. I might look into getting another one — there are a lot of pretty ones on Amazon!

Be sure to check out my friends’ beautiful DIY wreath tutorials for this month, too!

Curly Crafty Mom – Cozy & Rustic Boxwood Wreath

Mom Home Guide – Festive Pom Pom Holiday Wreath

Real Girls Realm – Easy Snowflake Grapevine Wreath

Dazzled While Frazzled –20-Minute DIY Retro Tinsel Christmas Wreath