A finished pom pom rug for a doll's house. |
What doll wouldn't enjoy such a fun, bumpy rug to decorate her home with?
This little miniature doll house rug is a simple and entertaining first sewing project for a nine to ten year old student.
He or she will need to learn how to thread a needle and control it while stringing together a whole fist full of colorful pom-poms.
Supply List:
- multiple colored, small pom-poms
- needle and thread
- First you will need to select a colorful thread and needle to work with.
- Thread the needle and knot the end of your thread so that thread will get caught up inside your first pom-pom. This requires a bit of trail and error. Sometimes the threads will not catch properly as you string the pom-poms and you will need to repeat the process.
- Soon you will have a long string of pom-poms to wind up together.
- Work your threaded needle between the chain of pom-poms, from side to side so that these butt up next to each other to form a soft round rug.
- As you work, you may need to sew in a loose pom-pom here and there to make the rug stiffer.
- The more pom-poms you add, the bigger the miniature rug becomes! Measure it against a doll's chair, sofa, or even a bed in order to determine just how large you would like the rug to be.
- Work the threaded needle back and forth into the last pom-pom on the chain before trimming the needle off the thread.
These are miniature pom-poms that you can purchase from most any dollar store or hobby shop. |
Older kids may like to try making a life-sized pom-pom
rug for their room after successfully finishing the
miniature project above.
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