Simple Pom Pom Bear Craft

We are back with another fun pom pom craft and this time we are going to make an adorable pom pom bear.

This little creature is really easy to make and can be used as a key chain, toy, decoration or many other fun ways.

Pom Pom Bear Craft

To make this pom pom bear, we used 125 loops of yarn around a book (if you’re new to this technique, you can check out the pom pom tutorial here).

Cut the last 1/3 of the yarn and tie it off. This is the head. Cut the remaining 2/3 in half and stack them on top of each other. Tie it off and this is the body.

Trim to form a nicer round shape.

Tie the body and head together.

Pom Pom Bear MaterialsBrown felt to match yarnBrown feltGoogle eyesHot glueBlack markerScissors

Cut two large ears from dark brown felt, smaller ears from tan felt, and a mouth/face circle from tan felt. Use a felt marker to draw a face onto the felt circle.

Secure all items with hot glue.

More Pom Pom crafts to make

Pom Pom Peacock Craft

Pom Pom Frog

Pom Pom Chicken

Pom Pom Snowman

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