Anthro’s site is great for inspiration. There are so many ideas there that beg to be mimicked! After she bought some gorgeous placemats with a funky pom pom trim from them, Maureen from Maureen Cracknell Handmade decided to add the same look to her apron as well. It’s amazing how a scrap of fabric can transform a fuzzy little ball from something you use in a kiddie collage project into a much more elegant form! (If you don’t like this degree of funkiness, she also shows how the pom poms look with the funky ends sewn inside a pillow so that just the ball portion is showing!) [how to make Anthropologie-inspired pom pom trim]
Project estimate:
- Pom poms, on hand or $1
- Fabric, on hand or $1 and up
- Embroidery floss or string, on hand
- Needle, on hand
Total: Free and up
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Michelle L.
Just the cutest!