How to Style a Summer DIY Pom Pom Throw

Learn how to style a DIY pom pom throw for summer. The best thing about this project is that it’s super easy to make and so much fun!

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We’re all for a quick throw blanket that you can toss in your bag for nights on the beach, evening gatherings with friends, awkward flights next to someone you hope doesn’t talk to you for four hours nonstop. (Was that too honest?)

And we’re especially for anything that adds a touch of summer color to the living room. 

This lightweight Summer DIY Pom Pom Throw Blanket is just what you need for all of the above.

Bonus —  it’s super inexpensive to make.

I’ve pretty much been sticking with whites, golds, and a few natural woods with spots of color here and there for the studio.

Plus, it just happens that pom poms also closely resemble polka dots. Basically, I’m just winning left and right with this little project.

Also, check out this Polka Dot DIY Bicycle Basket if you want to cruise around in style when spring and summer roll around

But I solemnly swear to limit my amount of mid-work day naps..

P.S. How awesome are the white leather desk chairs Wayfair provided for the studio? I can’t wait to show you the finished tour!

What is a Throw Blanket?

A throw blanket is a small blanket typically used for decoration or added warmth. Throw blankets are often placed on sofas, chairs, or beds.

They come in a variety of materials, including cotton, wool, and fleece. Some throw blankets even have pom poms or tassels for added flair!

You could also add a touch of fall to your picnic by making a DIY Watercolor Throw Blanket.

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Materials and Tools Needed to Make a Summer DIY Pom Pom Throw Blanket

Lightweight throw — Mine is from West Elm.

Hot glue or fabric glue

Pom pom trim in the colors of your choice

Scissors

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How to Make a Summer DIY Pom Pom Throw

Step 1 — Begin by gluing one strip of trim along the edge of your placemat with either hot glue or fabric glue.

Step 2 — Adhering just a few inches at a time, then press firmly in place.

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Step 3 — To make the next row, repeat the process and overlay the second layer of trim just over the first to make sure the poms are tightly placed together.

Step 4 –Repeat for all of the rows you’d like to include.

DIY summer pom pom throw | sugarandcloth.com

 

DIY summer pom pom throw | sugarandcloth.com

 

So if you’re in the market for a new throw blanket—or want to make one as a gift—I highly recommend giving this DIY a try.

This throw blanket can also be used for outdoor movie night ideas.

It’s simple, it’s fun, and it adds some much-needed color to any room. And even better? You can whip up a few of these in no time at all.

Ready to get started?

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Summer DIY Pom Pom Throw Blanket

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Learn how to make this super cute, colorful throw with pom-poms!
Active Time30 minutes
Total Time30 minutes
Course DIY
Category Blanket

Equipment

  • Scissors

Materials

  • Lightweight throw
  • Hot glue or fabric glue
  • Pom pom trim in the colors of your choice

Instructions

  • Glue one strip of pom pom trim along the edge on the blanket with either hot glue or fabric glue. Adhere just a few inches at a time, then press firmly in place.
  • To make the next row, repeat the process and overlay the second layer of trim just over the first to make sure the poms are tightly placed together
  • Repeat for all of the rows you’d like to include.
Cost: $25
KEYWORD: diy pom pom throw blanket

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  5. Woaw….tht looks beauty… But I come from Australia.. pompom lace costs a bomb… hopefully get it cheap somewhere online

  6. Very helpful post. I prefer longer posts and I like to explain everything from scratch. Thank you for sharing.

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  8. I LOVE this! This is exactly the inspiration I was looking for to do pom fringe curtains in my family room! I do have a question – what size pom fringe did you use?

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  11. Has anyone done this yet and washed it?? I would really love to try it, but i know ill need to wash it.

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  16. I’m looking for a replica of this throw. I can’t find it online anywhere. I want something lightweight but west elm only have heavy throws currently. Any help?

  17. Neeeeeeeeed to make one of those! I’m totally blanket-obsessed and this has got to be the cutest I’ve ever seen :D xx

  18. I’m having a hard time with the colors of the poms on the website- literally this exact combo will be perfect for my little ladies’ room. Would you share the colors?