I’ve become a little obsessed with pom poms and tassels. I love seeing them on baskets, shoes, earrings and even on clothing. My girls are fond of crafting with pom poms, so this easy activity was one that my three year old loved doing. It got her creativity flowing and was something we could do together while her little sister had a nap. Keep this in mind for the upcoming festive months if you’re looking to create a fun outfit. Think pom pom t-shirts and a cute tutu!
Fun For
One-on-one parent and child fun
Fine Motor skills
Colour Sorting skills
Pattern making skills
Just for Fun
School Holiday Craft
Christmas outfit
Materials
1 adult white t-shirt
1 children’s white t-shirt
Assorted Pom Poms
Fabric Glue (make sure it doesn’t wash out in water!)
Optional – Needle and Thread to sew pom poms once they are glued onto t-shirt.
Wash in a wash bag
Instructions
1. Grab your tees and pom pom supplies.
2. Work out the colour pattern sequence of the pom poms around the neck hole of t-shirt.
3. Once happy with design, glue each pom pom in place.
4. (Optional) Once the glue sets, use a needle and thread to sew each pom pom for a tighter fasten.
5. Wear your t-shirt with pride and twin with your child.
Bec is a plumber and stylist, believing a girl can be both practical and stylish – at the same time. At present she is a stay-at-home mum and jokes that she changes more nappies than washers these days. She is a mum to three little girls (5, 2, 1) who she styles on a daily basis. Rebecca loves to read (when she can), shop for clothes (when she has spare cash) and simultaneously scroll through Facebook and watch Netflix (when she has time). Bec writes two blogs: The Plumbette (http://www.theplumbette.com.au) , which is her foot in the construction pie, sharing plumbing tips and lifestyle memoirs and Styled by Bec (http://www.styledbybec.com.au) , which offers fashion advice for busy mums that need budget friendly tips.
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