Christmas Pudding Pom Pom

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  Step 1

  Hold the two pom pom makers together, open up and start by wrapping the right hand side of the right half of the pom pom maker with brown yarn.

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  Step 2

  When it's about half full, wrap the left side with cream yarn and wrap a few cream strands over the brown to the right.

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  Step 3

  Continue wrapping the cream to the left and brown to the right, adding a few strands of cream to the brown every now and then.

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  Step 4

  Repeat on the other side of the pom pom maker, but reverse so that the cream side is to the right and the brown side to the left.

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  Step 5

  Close the pom pom maker and use some sewing scissors to cut around the outside edge of the pom pom.

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  Step 6

  Tie a long length of brown yarn around the middle of the pom pom, pull tight and knot before removing the pom pom maker.

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  Step 7

  Give your pudding a haircut until it's the desired size.

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  Step 8

  Thread a sewing needle with brown thread and stitch three small red pom poms together to look like berries.

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  Step 9

  Stitch the berries on the top of your pudding and hang on your Christmas tree.

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alice b. 30th December 2017

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alice b. 30th December 2017

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