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Pom poms have a much longer history than the craft-store variety might suggest. Decorative tufts of yarn and thread have been used on clothing and accessories for centuries, sometimes as decoration and sometimes to identify particular groups or uniforms. Over time, the pom pom made its way from clothing into home decorating, toys and crafts. Today they range from traditional yarn pom poms to the small, fuzzy craft pom poms available in almost every imaginable color and size.
1. Find the halfway point of the ribbon or cord and double-knot it onto the key ring.
2. Begin weaving the beads onto the cord, following the pattern.
3. After finishing the pattern, tighten your beads (remove the slack in your cord) and tie a double knot in your ribbon or cord. Apply a dot of craft glue to each knot to secure them.
4. Three or four beads can be strung onto the end of the cord as a finishing touch (optional).
Weave the Pipe cleaner through the antlers to make them more firm.
