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diy pom pom fruits
Got some cardboard? A big stash of yarn? What about a few hours up your sleeve? (All right, all right, we know the answer to the last question.) If so, we’re happy to tell you that you’re ready to make these adorable woolly fruits. Those of you who’ve made a pom pom before will already know the basics – the only difference with this DIY is in how you layer colours and what kind of haircut you end up giving your treats. For those details, follow this step-by-step guide from Mr Printables and you’ll have yourself a delightful fruit salad in no time. (The only thing you might struggle with is knowing when to stop.)












