My First Pompom

I would like to get a pompom kit, but when I decided the hat needed a pompom, it was 11pm and no where near a knitting shop. It's odd how forlorn the hat looked without it and how fun it looks with the mini pompom. (How many times can I write pompom, I love saying pompom, is there a reason I can use this word at the office?) Instead I followed the pompom making direction in my Vogue Knitting: the Ultimate Knitting Book and it was easy.

The yarn was Patons Divine in Richest Rose. The scarf is basic garter stitch and the hat was done on straight US 10 needles with a seam . This set was done with just one skein.

I like pom poms, not on every hat, but they are fun.
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is this hat and scarf set for you? or for a gift?