Coffee filter pom poms

Even if you don't drink coffee, you are going to LOVE these beautiful coffee filter crafts - Check out these awesome ideas...

I have been playing around with different ways to make puffy pom balls from coffee filters in preparation for Felicity's Easter Tea Party and her upcoming birthday party. Today I will share the " DIY how to" on all the ways I have made them from the quickest easiest way to the most time consuming method. Pin It With all of these methods you could also use crepe paper or tissue paper instead of the filters. Here is method one.... Stack together a bunch of dyed coffee filters and cut a small…

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How to Make a Pom Pom Garland Out of Coffee Filters: How to make a beautiful pom pom garland out of coffee filters to decorate any party or event you are throwing.

Tired of tissue paper poms? Looking for something a bit different? Use coffee filters to make lovely poms!

Want to know how to dye coffee filters the easy way? With these simple steps, you will have colorful coffee filters ready to use in fun crafts!

How to make Coffee Filter Paper Party Poms

I am sure that I am not the only one out there that loves having bright flowers in the house, especially on gloomy winter days! However, fresh flowers are always such a hassle, and never live long enough. I have tried the fabric flowers, but they always look so fake and cheap looking no matter how hard you try! That is where my coffee filter flowers come in. To me, they look like a carnation, or a bunch of hydrangeas, maybe? I had these coffee filters in the house and I only own a Keurig...

If I hadn't made these coffee filter flowers myself, I would never think they were so simple...yet they are! I first made them for my daughter's "Fairy" birthday party and they are one of the simplest DIY's and have a huge impact on your decor...did I mention it will cost you less than $2?!?! I actually dyed the filters with food coloring for the fairy party but that's a whole other post coming soon...we will stick to basics for this DIY! Things you need: White Basket Filters 1 pack of 4 cup…

Hello friends! I’m excited to bring you a fun spring-themed craft tutorial today. I’m putting on a bridal shower for my sister Megan tomorrow – yay! Since I knew mid-March could …