How to Make a Colorful Pom-Pom & Tassel Garland for Christmas

Imagine your staircase dressed in fluffy snowballs and tassels that sway every time you walk by.

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Each pom-pom feels like a tiny winter cloud, while the tassels bring elegance with every drop.

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It’s a craft that combines fun and sophistication, perfect for anyone who wants a handmade piece that feels both whimsical and stylish.

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Materials Needed

  • Yarn in 4-5 colors (red, green, white, blush pink, cream, each 100g skein)
  • Pom-pom maker set (sizes 2", 3", and 4") or cardboard circles
  • Yarn for tassels (same colors as pom-poms, approx. 50g per tassel)
  • Sharp scissors
  • Large yarn needle
  • Jute twine or thick yarn string (10-12 feet long)
  • Optional: small Christmas charms, bells, or felt shapes
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Step-by-step Guide

Step 1: Start by making your pom-poms using a pom-pom maker or cardboard circles.

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You can mix sizes (2", 3", 4") for a varied, layered look. Then trim edges to keep them round and fluffy.

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Step 2: For tassels, wrap yarn around a 6" piece of cardboard about 30 times.

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Slide off, tie at the top, then cut loops at the bottom. Wrap an extra piece of yarn near the top to form the tassel neck.

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Step 3: Cut a 10-12 foot piece of jute twine (or yarn) for the base. This will be your garland string.

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Step 4: Thread pom-poms onto the twine with a yarn needle, spacing them 4-6 inches apart. Alternate colors and sizes for balance.

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Step 5: Tie tassels between pom-poms, letting them hang freely. Then add small charms, felt stars, or mini bells for extra detail.

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Step 6: Secure the garland on your railing, mantel, or wall using clear hooks or thumbtacks. Adjust spacing until it feels full and even.

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Tips:

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Fluff your pom-poms with your fingers once they’re strung, they compress easily during threading.

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If you want a fuller look, double the number of pom-poms and overlap them slightly.

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