I’m pretty sure that, in this town, they’ve not yet clued into all the amazing stuff we’re finding in their stores because the prices were dirt cheap compared to what I’m used to in the city..

I first made a few of these a couple of years ago for Kennedy’s birthday party, but I had to bring this craft out again for the bedroom makeover we’ve been doing for her because they just make any space look fun and festive and just generally awesome – for pennies!And it’s one of the least-frustrating crafts that you can do.

If you’ve made these before, then you know why I’m so enthused about them.If not, oh my goodness are you ever about to love me!.First of all, they’re so easy that I didn’t even make these this time.

I let Kennedy do all the work and take all the credit and I just snapped some pictures while we did a little back deck crafting.So that’s saying something!.

Here’s how it goes!.

All you need is some basic tissue paper (like from the gift wrapping department), some scissors, and some kind of string or bendable wire.. To make a large pompom, use 6-10 sheets full-size sheets, to make smaller pompoms, cut the sheets in half and use 6-10 half-sheets.. Stack your sheets and fold them accordion-style, making your pleats about 1.5 inches wide..mudroom entrance way.

already, but I guess this sort of our “real” front entrance decorations.Although we don’t use that entrance.

Chris decorated the front of the house for me using corn stalks, a pumpkin, a hay bale, and a big ol rusty corn thresher he found in the garage attic.How cool is that?.