Hats with a pompom seem to be everywhere on the
street. I was given this purple pompom last Christmas. It is meant to be
used as a keyring or a handbag embellishment and I used it on the front
of my rucksack as a bag an embellishment last winter.
I realised when going through my current winter
hat collection that I still have this early 2000’s faux suede hat.
It
is nothing special but by adding my no longer used pompom I get a new
winter hat that is on trend and it costs nothing.
Superdug
was even giving away pompoms not so long ago if you bought 3 makeup
items so I am pretty sure lots of people hve these. I even saw some in
the Pound Shop. Even if you had to buy
the elastic and needle used to attach the pompom it would be very cheap
to make this. And very easy as well.
What you need is a pompom, a hat, some thin
elastic and a bodkin or a needle with a large eye and scissors to cut
elastic.
First take the keyring off your pompom if you
have a key ring and locate the piece of elastic that the keyring was
threaded through.
Loop hidden in fur |
It’s a tiny loop of elastic.
You can just about see it here if I thread the needle through it - see right
Decide where on your hat you want to put your pompom.
On this hat which is made in segments I went for as close to the centre point as I could get the needle to go through the fabric.
Then thread the elastic through your needle, push through from the inside to the outside of the hat and thread the needle through the elastic loop on your pompom, where you removed the keyring.
Inside of hat |
Thread the needle back inside the hat keeping as close to the centre of the hat as possible.
Pull both ends of the elastic inside the hat and tie securely in a knot.
And that’s it. Enjoy your updated hat.
My purple pompom is a slightly different purple to the original hat fur but it does not show much I think and really for a old hat thats been hanging around for about 10 years and a pompom I got bored with having hanging off my bag its a great upcycle I think.
What do you think?
Thanks for dropping in,
Bracken
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