Did you hear the pom-pom news? In honor of our new ombre pom-poms (and pom-pom sets!), here are some great knitting patterns that incorporate pom-poms.
What kind of pom-pom should I use?
We sell ready-made fur pom-poms (in singles and pom-pom sets), but you can also make your own pom-poms very easily using either a piece of cardboard or a pom-pom maker. (I swear by these now because they’re so easy to use, and there’s very little yarn waste when you trim the pom-poms.)
Watch: How to use a Pom-Pom Maker
You can also make your own pom-poms in other ways, either sewing a pom from faux fur fabric or crocheting some of our Fable Fur into a pom-pom. You also have a few options when attaching a pom-pom to a hat (psst! You can make them removable for easy washing).
Let’s check out the patterns!
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Pom-Pom Knitting Patterns: Hats
Easy Cables Hat Modern Toque
Pom-poms are a great topper for most knitted hats! Here are some of our favorite knit hat patterns that feature a fuzzy faux fur pom-pom!
Heart of Hearts Hat Spot a Dot
Devoted Beanie Tweedy Mountain Hat
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The style of pom-pom you choose is up to you, of course, but some hats just look extra cozy (or stylish) with a handmade yarn pom-pom!
Baltimore Hat This is Now
Other Knits with Pom-Poms
The Lillabon Bonnet is an alternative to a traditional winter beanie, knits up quickly in bulky yarn, and is accented playfully with large pom-poms at the end of its i-cord ties.
Fawned is a wide and warm scarf with a meandering cable surrounded by swaths of seed stitch. Pom-poms on each end add whimsy to warmth.
And you can always add pom-poms in other unexpected places to add some fun to your living space! The Triangles Pom-Pom Blanket makes use of plush fur poms attached at regular intervals along the hem to add coziness to your home décor.
What’s your favorite of these pom-pom knitting patterns (or do you have a different one)? Feel free to share in the comments!