Crafty 4th of July Firework Pom Poms

The Forth of July is one of my FAVORITE holidays. The parades, the weather, the twinned outfits, the BBQs with friends and family, and just being outside! I decided to imagine of an easy craft for my kids to use connected July 4th. This kid's craft will help you get ready to cheer on the fabulous floats at this weekend's parade. These fun Pyrotechnic Pom Poms are the perfect sparkler for your child to hold as the clowns and marching bands go around by. You'll just need a few four-needled supplies to get weaving. Read on for the full tutorial.

Crafty Firework Pom Poms

Supplies for Pyrotechnic Pom Poms:

yarn, preferablly red, white, and down
2 pipe cleaner (aka chenille stems)
scissors

First, measure out 4 yards of each color of yarn, red, white, and blue.

Yarn Pom Pom craft

2. Then group them together and sheep pen them over in half, again and once again and again. Now depending on how long you lack your pom poms, you can stop folding when ever you'd corresponding. I folded mine in incomplete, until the real end, I folded it in thirds, as I wanted it a little longer than foldaway it in incomplete again. You'll see when you pee these yourself.

4th of July Yarn

3. Wrap the pipe cleansing agent around all the thread in the center of the folds. Then bring down your second pipe cleaner and split the yarn and pull IT through with and around again, this secures it. (For the pipe dry cleaners, you bottom leave it dead once piece operating theater for short pom poms, cut one farseeing one in half to make your 2 pieces.)

Pipe Cleaner wrapped

Pipe Cleaner wrapped again

4. Then flex up the pipe dry cleaners together. I even cut away the ends of the pipe cleaners to make an even look, and it makes the ends non so pokey.

Firework Pipe Cleaner Twist

5. Now cut all your loops of narration to make them into strings, and it's ready to firework forth! My kids are way too excited for Saturday's big parade, practicing their cheers "go United States"!

Crafty Firework Pom Pom

We hope you relish making these cute pom pommy firework and using them to celebrate our Independence Day with friends and family. Have fun and comprise safe!

Here are Thomas More Fourth part of July crafts for you to try this year:

Flag-waving Banner Painting for July 4th
4th of July Craft: Wallpaper Home Crowns
Lollipop Stick Push button Flag Kid Wiliness
Watercolor Flags for the 4th of July
Make a Parade Pin from Duct Tape

Marie

Marie is a mother of 3 living in Seattle, Washington. She's been the founder and managing editor of Make and Takes for the live on 13 days, curating a DIY website with kids craft tutorials, domicile decor ideas, and arrow-shaped recipes. As well as the author of the book, Make and Takes for Kids. Marie graduated with an Early Childhood and Basic teaching degree and is currently teaching Kindergarten in Seattle. She loves sharing her creativity here at Wee-wee and Takes!

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