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Pompoms in Kid Silk

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You can make pom pom in many different sizes. In this DROPS video we have made a large and medium compact (blue), a small and compact(green) and big and fluffy pompom (pink). Pompon can be used in very much things, on hats, on slippers, scarfs and various accessories etc. Let your imagination go wild! To see how to make a pompom, see:

Pompom – yarn ballOr Mini pompom
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Video #603, listed in: Other techniques, Pompoms & Fringes

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Country flag Maud wrote:

Cette vidéo ne montre pas un pompon en Kid Silk... combien de mètres doit on prendre pour faire le même pompon que sur le bonnet Chinnok ?

17.12.2018 - 19:46

DROPS Design :

Bonjour Maud, cette vidéo montre comment faire un pompon, ce sera la même technique quelque soit la laine utilisée. Le métrage nécessaire dépendra de la taille souhaitée pour le pompon et également de la densité du pompon (vous aurez besoin de davantage de laine pour un pompon dense et bien épais). Bon tricot!

18.12.2018 - 09:17

Country flag Frieda wrote:

Staat hier wel goede filmpje bij? Er wordt een pompon van Eskimo gemaakt en niet van kid silk. Al begrijp ik wel dat principe hetzelfde is

23.06.2015 - 00:14

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