I used the bottom of a cup to trace and cut circles from the fabric. (Note: For me it took about 1 yard to cover each ball. It will just depend on how tight you bunch them together to determine the amount of fabric you’ll need).

Then I just folded the circle in half, put a little hot glue in the center, and then folded it in half again. I used hot glue to adhere each piece to the styrofoam ball.

You just keep doing this and bunching them together until you’ve covered each one.

I already had some thin brown ribbon on hand and used a little hot glue and a straight pin to attach it to the top of each pom pom.

I actually used a push pin to attach the string to the top of the window.

And there you have it! A nice little touch to the window, don’t you think?

I’m linking up this tutorial on Home Stories A to Z, Shabby Creek Cottage, The Shabby Nest, Thirty Handmade Days, Whipperberry, Tatertots and Jello and Not Just a Housewife.
P.S. Don’t forget to leave a comment with your decorating questions here. First question will be answered next Monday!



My name is Megan. I work full time at an interior design firm and home furnishings boutique in Greenville, SC by day and I'm the author of Megan Brooke Handmade by night.
This blog was started out of a passion to create. My hope & desire is to help others discover their creativity. I currently blog about DIY & craft projects, home design inspiration & tips and the occasional recipe.
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