Natalie Jones sent 1000 Pom Pom kits around the world and is currently collecting photos and data for her project called, aptly, “The Pom-Pom Project”.
Kudos to her for a) her awesome, super-amazingly designed kits, b) her innovative use of QR codes (every pom-pom is tagged with a QR code) and her excellent organization.
P.S. if you are Toronto folk and feeling a bit geeky, I encourage you to find the pom-pom in the park (it’s around the basketball courts) and try out the QR code.
In addition to five-star patterns, I have a selection of ready-to-ship knits in my shop and I also take commissions from time to time.
My popular chicken hat is always a big hit. In fact, one of my customers keeps coming back for more, leaving this review: “sweet lady who’s very considerate and kind. Love my hat so much. Thank you!” 🐔
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