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Now, youвЂ™ll tie a knot onto the back side of the blanket. Go back through the pom pom and back through the blanket, now on the front side. Starting from the back of the blanket, push your needle through completely, next push the needle through the pom pom. Next, thread your yarn needle with some coordinating yarn. I eyeballed this but I would say they were about 5 to 6 inches apart. Once your pom poms are read вЂ“ lay your blanket out and place your pom poms where theyвЂ™ll go.

The GURLI throw from IKEA is under $10 and is what I used for this blanket. YouвЂ™ll also need to grab a basic blanket to add your pom poms onto.

I decided to use three different colors of yarn to make my pom poms.

#POMPOM BLANKET FULL#

Click here to read my full disclosure policy.ДЇirst, youвЂ™ll need to make 14 or so pom poms. That means, at no additional cost to you, I may make a small commission on your purchase. You could do this in half the time IвЂ™m sure!ДЇor your convenience, this post may contain affiliate links. ItвЂ™s so easy to make.В I was able to make this blanket in less than an hour and that was with about 432 breaks to get water for a child, crayons for a child, stop a child from writing on my desk with Sharpie, etc. IвЂ™ve been wanting to make one of these cuties for a while but it wasnвЂ™t until I got these nifty pom pom makers that I finally took the plunge on this project. The inaugural DIY Friday project is this DIY pom pom throw blanket and IвЂ™m super excited about it! Every Friday IвЂ™ll be sharing a DIY project right here on the blog. Hey friend, today IвЂ™m introducing a new series called DIY Friday.

Pompom blanket