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The Pompoms from the Black Lagoon - Another Adventure in Felt

 

507-1_mediumI don't know quite how I got to this page on Ravelry but when I saw this pattern for peculiar Easter tree decorations, I knew I had to give them a try.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

I used a yarn called DROPS Eskimo which is a super bulky (super chunky) 100% wool yarn from Norway and simply wound the yarn round mine and the Minx's hands to create not very prepossessing bundles of yarn, tied in the middle with cotton thread. 

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Six minutes each in the Wonderful Wonder Washer transformed them into furry alien pompom creatures.

Here they are drying out and basking in the sunshine.

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The Husband thinks they look like these

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I, on the other hand, am trying to decide whether they're really really cool, or really, really naff.

I'm tending towards the former, but can see that from a certain perspective they might look like very chewed and disgusting dog toys.

Are these cool or crap?




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Gypsy

Love the pompoms but what I really want is a sweater out of that beautiful yarn!

lissie

Is there a "Paola, if you really need a crap excuse not to get on the Wi-Fit you could always help with some of my subbing?" option?

corine/hidden in france

Love that Kirk pix. My man doesn't do pom poms either. what a waste!

Di Overton

I voted cool, I love them

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