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Snowball Fight Game with Yarn Pom Pom Snowballs

A DIY Indoor Snowball Game that uses a pom pom maker that makes yarn pom pom snowballs.  This is an easy to make Snowball Fight game with pom pom string snowballs.

 

indoor snowball game, pom pom maker
 

A few years ago, I was spending the holidays with my daughter and her family in Southern California and I made several yarn pom pom snowballs for my granddaughter.   She had a blast running through the house having a snowball fight game with anyone and everyone.  

 

As you probably already guessed, there is never any snow in her yard but she had the next best thing an indoor snowball fight game.   Maybe the best thing because no frozen hands and the snow never melts.

 

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The yarn pom pom snowballs eventually were damaged beyond repair (I do believe their puppy did get involved).
Now she has a 2-year-old little sister and I decided they both needed a pile of snowballs for a new indoor snowball fight game.

 

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How to Make an Indoor Snowball Fight Game:

One large (7oz) skein of white yarn makes about 17 snowballs.

Supplies:

 

Tools Needed:

 

How to make Pom Pom Snowballs:

 

yarn and maker

 

Start making your snowball fight game with white yarn and a pom pom maker

 

open pom pom maker

 

Open the arms of the Pom Pom maker completely

 
wrapping string around the arm
 
Wrap the yarn about 100 wraps around each side of the arm.  But if you wish them fuller just add more wraps until the desired thickness is achieved.   Then cut the yarn. 
 
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Snap the covered arm closed into the main body of the pom pom maker
 

pom pom string

 

Repeat with the other arm making sure both arms are secure

 
cutting the yarn
 
Using very sharp scissors, cut the yarn around the circumference of the pom pom maker.

 

pom pom string
 
Cut an 8-10 inch piece of yarn and tie it around the circumference, pulling very very tight and knotting several times.
 
making a pom pom
 
Open up the maker and remove the completed pom pom.
 
yarn pom pom
 
Trim ends even with the pom pom.  Repeat until you have enough snowballs for a great game of snowball fighting. 
 
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Fill a gift box or bag with about 10 pom pom string snowballs and let the Snowball fight begin!  
 

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indoor snowball game, pom pom maker
Print Recipe
5 from 8 votes

DIY Indoor Snowball Game

A DIY Indoor Snowball Game that uses a pom pom maker that makes yarn pom pom snowballs. This is an easy to make Snowball Fight game with pom pom string snowballs.
Cook Time30 minutes
Total Time30 minutes
Keyword: Indoor Snowball Game, pom pom string snowballs, Snowball Fight game, yarn pom pom
Servings: 17 snowballs
Author: Evelyn
Cost: $5

Ingredients

Instructions

  • Start making your snowball fight game with white yarn and a pom pom maker
  • Open the arms of the Pom Pom maker completely
  • Wrap the yarn about 100 wraps around each side of the arm. But if you wish them fuller just add more wraps until the desired thickness is achieved. Then cut the yarn.
  • Snap the covered arm closed into the main body of the pom pom maker
  • Repeat with the other arm making sure both arms are secure
  • Using very sharp scissors, cut the yarn around the circumference of the pom pom maker.
  • Cut an 8-10 inch piece of yarn and tie it around the circumference, pulling very very tight and knotting several times.
  • Open up the maker and remove the completed pom pom.
  • Trim ends even with the pom pom. Repeat until you have enough snowballs for a great game of snowball fighting.
  • Fill a gift box or bag with pom pom snowballs and let the Snowball fight begin.

Notes

One large (7oz) skein of white yarn makes about 17 snowballs.

Recipe Rating




Emma

Monday 17th of February 2014

I did the lazier version - store-bought pom poms and they are more expensive than you would believe. But now I'm making these and saving money.

Susie Buetow

Thursday 26th of December 2013

We just love these!

Barb

Tuesday 24th of December 2013

These are so adorable - I shared them with my daughter too.

Granny-Guru

Monday 23rd of December 2013

Oh, you are such a clever Grandma! I especially like the fact that long-distance Grandmas can send snowballs to their little grands and it's perfect for a range of ages!

Nattie

Sunday 22nd of December 2013

Wow I NEED a pompom maker! I started to make a pompom snowball fight for my daughters, but I just have 2 lonely pompoms in a bag :(I didn't even know that these existed! Thanks so much for sharing!!!!