My favorite DIY - CHECK!

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Posted by sandr325

Very cute. What size styrofoam did you use? Also, approximately how much did you spend?
Thanks

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I used 4' styrofoam balls. I bought them in the 2 packs from JoAnn fabric using coupons. The fabric was probably about 70 bucks total (use coupons!) and the styrofoam was probably ran between 25-35 total. (again, use coupons!) Plus the PACK of hot glue I went through. I used a very thin fabric, so i used about 1 1/2 yards per pomander. Thicker fabrics use about 1 yard.

Wow these look great! Would you mind sending me the video as well...although I doubt I will have as much patience as you! Wish they were in pink because I would have totally rented them from you!

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Posted by FutureMrsMartin

I love it!! I would definitely rent them from you!! Purple is my color too :)

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I'd be happy to rent them to you! I'll assess them after my wedding and see how they hold up / fix them up for you. I can also change the ribbon color really easily.

Wow, awesome. Yes, please send instructions

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Posted by KC1031

They look AMAZING! How much would you charge to do mine too?!?! :) :) :)

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FBIL swears I should make 20 in every color possible and rent them out. I need a little pomander break for now, but I can FM you the tutorial if you want. Maybe you can recruit your bridesmaids! I did them all myself, because my BMs live far away. But if you have some helpful hands, you can get them done a lot quicker than I did.

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Haha, thanks! Would you mind FM'ing me the tutorial?! What fabric store did you use? ...Joanns?

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Posted by kdkaboom38

wow these are awesome.. what level of DYI skill is this I have about a level 3 lol. should i even try? you said it took awhile how much time around?

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It's very easy. You just need patience. I'd say it takes about 3-4 hours a ball including cutting. A piece of advice: they do NOT have to be perfect. It went a lot quicker at the end because I stopped sweating the little detials (perfect circles, frayed edges, equal folds, etc.) They end up all looking the same!

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Posted by LisaReyes

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Posted by kdkaboom38

wow these are awesome.. what level of DYI skill is this I have about a level 3 lol. should i even try? you said it took awhile how much time around?

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It's very easy. You just need patience. I'd say it takes about 3-4 hours a ball including cutting. A piece of advice: they do NOT have to be perfect. It went a lot quicker at the end because I stopped sweating the little detials (perfect circles, frayed edges, equal folds, etc.) They end up all looking the same!

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You inspired me to get moving on my own! I have 4 of 18 completed! :) Pic in my album.

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Posted by KC1031

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Posted by LisaReyes

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Posted by kdkaboom38

wow these are awesome.. what level of DYI skill is this I have about a level 3 lol. should i even try? you said it took awhile how much time around?

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It's very easy. You just need patience. I'd say it takes about 3-4 hours a ball including cutting. A piece of advice: they do NOT have to be perfect. It went a lot quicker at the end because I stopped sweating the little detials (perfect circles, frayed edges, equal folds, etc.) They end up all looking the same!

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You inspired me to get moving on my own! I have 4 of 18 completed! :) Pic in my album.

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They look awesome! You are moving quickly!