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For tissue paper pomanders - I made 10 (along with other projects). Here's what it took me:
It's definitely a labor of love, but I'm so glad I did them!!!
And... the worst part I thought was cutting the 22 gauge wire! That's tough... and the actual building of them will start to hurt your fingertips :)
Thank you for all the details wheels! I have a good idea of what I am in store for ;-)
You're welcome! Here's the post I just made showing everything I completed... I'm likely adding some napkin rings in, but at least the big stuff is done!
I made my pomanders using silk flowers. I used carnations because they are nice and full. I just popped the heads off the stem. I used 4" styrofoam balls and just glue gunned them in. It probably took me about 30 minutes per ball just because I had to let the glue dry before I entered another one in or else the last one would fall out. I did 6, so when one was drying I would start the next one. All in all, it took about 3 hours and they look great. I started off using 5" balls but after doing 1 I realized the ball was closer to 7" with the flowers. I will have to take some pictures. It was a nice watching tv craft. Good Luck.
I was going to use silk flowers but I think it's going to be too much for my pocketbook. I have a meeting with church soon to see if I can even do this, or if I have to use something else. I'll be crushed if I can't!
I just went to the dollar store and they had stems that had about 5 or 6 flowers on them so i think it probably cost me about $40.00 for all the flowers. Another reason why I went with the carnations because I could use less on each ball. I like the paper ones too, but I dont know if I am crafty enough to pull them off:p
I made the ribbon pomanders for my FSIL's bridal shower and they took 4-5 hours per pom. I wouldn't recommend doing these if you needed tons; I was going pretty crazy by the end of it! They were super fun to look at, though, and we got loads of compliments. I guess the crazy was worth it!
I just started my tulle pomanders and one took about 4-5 hours..but it was waaay worth it they look great and each one prob cost me about $3 MAYBE :)
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I am about to undergo this DIY project for my engagement party, and I would like to know how long each one takes to make?