Does anyone know where to get these? PIP

Re: Does anyone know where to get these? PIP

• rickandcaitlin

  December 2010

  haha I googled "Fluffy Hanging Balls" and found them! Be read the description first cause a few inappropriate sites came up. But here you go https://www.save-on-crafts.com/fluffyball1.html

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• HoonFan

  December 2010

  https://www.etsy.com/shop/PartyPoms

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• BetchySprout member

  December 2010

  They actually look like the tissue paper balls the kids in Spanish make at my school every year. 

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• KMac2784

  December 2010

  I too, Googled "fluffy hanging balls" I saw that sight but they don't have a lot of colors. Fluffy hanging balls.....makes me smile for some odd reason.

   I'll look into the Etsy sight- TY

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• stephanie_shoe member

  December 2010

  I have made these before using tissue paper.  You fold several sheets together accordion style, tie your folded rectangle in the middle (or rubber band it), and then start fluffing.  You can cut the edges (like you were making a paper snowflake) for different sizes and/or shapes.

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• comfortable member

  December 2010

  I *think* I saw them on Land of Nod??

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• PinkBackPack

  December 2010

  They are called Tissue Paper Pom Poms.  I believe they are a Martha Stewart craft.

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• KMac2784

  December 2010

  lrachelle80:

  Suuuuper easy to make.

  https://www.marthastewartweddings.com/article/pom-poms-and-luminarias
  

   

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• buboo

  December 2010

  I have also seen them at Jo Ann Fabrics, pre made.

  

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• jessh1221

  December 2010

  I made a TON of these for my wedding as decorations and they are sooo easy and look super cute!  You can use more than one color in each ball too!  Good luck!

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• mattingly

  December 2010

  Yes, we have them in our daughter playroom.  We got ours from Wal-mart.  They are Martha Stewart. They are actually just tissue paper and depending on how crafty you are they would be very easy to make.  

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• e_uecker member

  December 2010

  etsy.com has tons of sellers who have those.

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• p1nklemonade member

  December 2010

  those look like they would be a PITA to dust.

  
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• Schmemily

  December 2010

  PinkBackPack:

  They are called Tissue Paper Pom Poms.  I believe they are a Martha Stewart craft.

  Martha may have a tutorial out there, but they definitely aren't her idea. They've been around forever. Think homecoming parade float. All those tissue paper flowers are made just like that. The "fluffly hanging balls" are just really huge versions of them.

  

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