CC wonderland zone 12Pcs Red Hanging Tissue Paper Pom Poms Decorations for Party Ceiling Wall Tissue Flowers Decorations, 6Pcs of 12in & 6Pcs of 10in

The pom poms are so pretty once you assemble them but you need a lot of time and patience. Probably takes around 3 minutes per pom pom to make them fully fluffed.

I got these for my daughter's 21st birthday party. After opening out and 'making' (basically pulling the tissue paper out) of a few of these I figured out the best way to do it. They look good but I found that the best way to use them is to 'fluff' out one side and leave one side flat. I then stuck the flat side to the wall and the stair bannisters.

There are 6x 12 inch pom poms &6 x 10 inch pom poms. The very delicate, but easy to put together. The instructions are written on the packaging. Good value for money.

These are such a good idea, simple but so effective for livening up the space for any kind of party with lovely pink awesomeness (or whatever colour you choose of course, there is a good choice). They're prettier than a lot I've seen and bigger than I was expecting when made up (even though it does tell you the size), but that means one pack goes a long way and you probably won't need multiple packs to decorate a normal sized room in your home (or I think they would look fab outdoors for a garden party in the summer) so it saves money as well.Each pompom is individually packed inside the main pack, and each one has simple easy to follow instructions for making them on the side of the pack, which I thought was very helpful (see pics).I also love that you get to assemble them yourself because I enjoy art/craft projects so this is just my thing! and this is something you could do with your family (best with older children though because the tissue is quite delicate). I have to admit that my mom taught me how to make these some years ago, so I have a head start and I don't find them frustrating or fiddly at all, but if you're new to these it might take a bit of practice, also consider if you have the time and patience (it's not for everyone to be fair) . Personally I think it's worth it if you do and assembling them yourself is all part of the fun in my opinion. I really like them and they look wonderful all hanging up together. The price is pretty good value too.

Pretty pink poms ready to decorate your room for a party. You receive 6 12" and 6 10" that are individually wrapped. I must admit that they are a bit cumbersome to open up to make the actual pom pom but they do look nice once you have made the effort, just dont remove the string around the middle !A bit expensive perhaps but I guess you can reuse them if you are careful.Hope this helps .....

Got these as decorations for a birthday party I am helping my friend to throw as they looked really pretty in the product listing. It’s one of those things where the DIY element combined with the nature of tissue paper means that the decorations we ended up with do not closely resemble those in the product photos, but they are still very pretty. I’m a big fan of tissue paper as a craft material, you can do so much with it, but it is delicate to work with so you need a light hand here. This pack comes simply wrapped in a plastic bag and contains 12 pieces- 6 each of 10in and 12in pompons. Each one is individually wrapped in plastic with a length of fine satin ribbon and clear assembly instructions printed on the pack, so they are easy to assemble (in theory) even if you have never used them before. Basically each pompon is multiple sheets of tissue paper stacked up and accordion-folded into a thin strip with the ribbon wrapped round the middle and the ends of the tissue paper cut into petals shapes. To get the pompon effect, you tie the ribbon round the middle (you want to find the exact middle of the strip as otherwise your finished pompon will end up wonky), then gently unfold half of of the strip and a time and very carefully separate the layers of tissue, ruffling them up and shaping them gently to form a 3-d ball. This is easy in theory and delicate work in practice, the tissue tears easily (though luckily most tears can be easily hidden thanks to the fullness of the design) and being even a bit off-centre can result in a weird oval pompon. Shaping these to get them to look perfectly round and even is the kind of thing that can drive a perfectionist crazy. The good news is that to other people, they will look very pretty even if not absolutely perfect. The current price of £11.99 seems, to me, a little bit high for something you can easily make yourself from scratch - after all, this kit still requires you to do the most delicate bit of the work yourself. But I suppose they do use a lot of tissue paper and if you are short on time, materials or intimidated by crafting, then these will make life a bit easier for you, and they certainly do provide a bit of “wow” factor when hung up.

These pom-poms (mine in pink) come in two sizes and are individually flat packed with each pom-pom wrapped in it's own cellophane, the whole being in a larger cellophane wrapper (is all this plastic necessary?).The instructions are on each individual pom-pom. As the cellophane is see-through it is important you read these while the flat pom-pom is inside. The instructions are clear although on mine the final instruction had been folded under and sealed which made it difficult to read. You have to fan out the tissue paper from the center and then fold down each individual sheet to make the pom-pom.I managed it but found the process really fiddly (and it was on a day when I had long nails!). The tissue paper which the instructions say is very thin and fragile is, in fact, quite resilient and tends to wish to return to it's original shape. I ended up with a disappointing, far from round (or even oval) ball of pink fluff which does not look that good.It could be me that's at fault but I am afraid these are not for me.