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"  On the heels of Craft-a-Day Danish-American author, graphic designer, and DIYer Sarah Goldschadt teamed up with writer Lexi Walters Wright to pen Pom-Poms! 25 Awesomely Fluffy Projects ($15.95, Quirk). Who knew these fun little poufs, which remind me so much of craft days at camp, could have so many applications at home? Full disclosure: These two ladies are good friends of mine (and Drake University alums!), so I&amp;#039;m excited to share one of the projects\u2014how to make pom-pom pillows\u2014here. Enjoy!   Supplies  T-shirt Scissors  Crochet thread Embroidery Needle Pillows 1. Make a pom-pom with ; use crochet thread for tying. Repeat if desired for additional poms. 2. For center poms: Insert one of a pom&amp;#039;s tying threads onto the needle and poke it all the way through the center of the pillow to the back side. Slide the needle off. Repeat with the other tying thread 0.25 inch away. At the back of the pillow, tie the two ends in a double knot and trim. To fasten a second pom-pom on the back of the pillow, insert another pom&amp;#039;s tying threads onto the needle and slide the needle under the knot made when tying off the first pom. Double-knot the end of this second pom-pom. Trim the two ends. 3. For corner poms: Thread one of a pom&amp;#039;s tying ends onto the needle and insert it into the corner seam of the pillowcase. Slide the needle off. Repeat with the other tying thread 0.25 inch away. At the back of the pillow, tie the two ends in a double knot and trim. Excerpted from Pom-Poms!: 25 Awesomely Fluffy Projects by Sarah Goldschadt and Lexi Walters Wright. Reprinted with permission from Quirk Books. Available at Amazon, Barnes &amp;amp;amp; Noble, and IndieBound. ----- Plus:More products, decorating trends, and design inspiration we love \u00BB24 Amazing Kitchen Makeovers You Need to See \u00BB  What&amp;#039;s Hot: Timeless Enamelware\u00BB16 Chic and Affordable Area Rugs \u00BB16 Must-Have Kitchen Gadgets for Less Than $50 \u00BB "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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