Pine cone crafts are such a fun fall and winter activity. If you're lucky enough to live near pine woods, there's an abundant supply and if not, you can buy packets of them in craft stores and online. Pine cones make a lovely addition to fall and winter homes in all sorts of ways. Buckle up, my friends, 'cos we're going on a ride through a pine cone crafts collection.
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1. Pine Cone Table Decorations
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What I love most about pine cone crafts is that they don't need much skill and yet you still end up with something that looks good. Like this. Tie ribbon around pine cones and hang from your table.
2. Snowy Chocolate Pine Cones
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Pine cone crafts without using pine cones? Make these no-bake cookies from Nutella and cereal.
These delightful treats offer a unique blend of crunch and sweetness, perfectly capturing the essence of winter with a dusting of powdered sugar resembling fresh fallen snow. With a handful of ingredients including choco hazelnut spread and your choice of chow mein noodles or fiber-rich bran sticks, these edible crafts are an exciting activity to do with the kids. The best part? They are as fun to make as they are to eat! So gather your little ones and create a forest of these charming snowy chocolate pine cones to bring joy and playfulness to your holiday table.
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3. Homemade Pine Cone Bird Feeders
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Remember our feathered friends during the colder times of the year.
4. Handprint Turkey
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Pine cone crafts are great for kids.
5. Pine Porch Pots
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It doesn't take much effort to use pine cones to give your porch a seasonal look.
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6. Pine Cone Figures
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Pipe cleaners, pine cones, and simple wooden beads can be combined to create little people or animals.
7. Pine Cone Ornaments
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Dastardly and simply clever - hot glue a bead on top of a pine cone to tie on the string.
8. Bleached Pine Cones
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Learn how to bleach pine cones.
9. Pine Cone Wreath
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One of the traditional pine cone crafts.
This pine cone wreath is a classic holiday decoration that is easy to make and can last for years. It is made up of pine cones, which are collected from the ground and then spray-painted or glittered to give the wreath a festive look. The wreath can be hung on a door or window, or placed on a mantel or table. It is a great way to add a touch of seasonal cheer to any home. The wreath can be made with any type of pine cone, and can be decorated with ribbons, bells, and other festive items. With a little creativity, it can be customized to fit any style or color scheme.
10. Hanging Pine Cones
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Use lighter colored pine cones or bleach them as in #8.
11. Pine Cone Garland
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Pimp up pine cones with gold leaf or spray paint.
12. Frosty Pine Cones
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All you need are some Epsom salts and glue (oh and some string).
13. Glittered Pine Cones
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Make them glitzy with glitter.
14. Burlap Wrapped Cones
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Burlap is perfect for a rustic look.
15. Multi-Colored Pine Cones
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Go to town with colors that match your scheme.
Pine cones are a versatile and budget-friendly material for DIY projects, especially during the holiday season. One unique way to incorporate them into your home decor is by painting them in various colors. This adds a playful and festive touch to your space, and can be easily customized to match your existing color scheme. Simply choose a variety of acrylic paints in your desired colors and use a small brush to paint the tips of the pine cones. You can also add glitter or other embellishments for an extra touch of sparkle. This simple and affordable craft is a great way to add a seasonal touch to your home.
16. Pine Cone Statue
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Easy to accomplish with a tomato cage. Make each separately, greenery garland & pine cone garland, then wire to cage.
17. Pine Cone Christmas Tree
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Not got room for a Christmas tree? Make this!
Creating a charming pine cone Christmas tree is a perfect way to bring holiday spirit into smaller spaces. With a simple collection of pine cones, a splash of green paint, and a sprinkle of glitter, you can craft a festive miniature tree that's both eco-friendly and space-saving. Adorn your creation with tiny beads for baubles, and a bright star atop for the quintessential Christmas touch. It's not only a fun family activity, but also a lovely way to add that seasonal warmth to any nook or windowsill in your home.
18. DIY Hanging Pine Cone Succulent Planter
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Isn't this cute?
19. Centerpiece
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You can knock this up in less than 5 minutes and no one would guess.
20. Pine Cone Spheres
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I think it needs a little... erm... something. Maybe some gold paint or glitter?
21. DIY Pinecone Candles
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Love it!
22. Christmas Arrangement
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Evergreens and pine cones scream Christmas.
23. Pine Cone Cheese Ball
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Am totally up for pine cone crafts including recipes.
This pine cone cheese ball recipe is a great addition to any holiday gathering. It is easy to make, and the cheese ball is shaped like a pine cone, making it a festive and decorative dish. The cheese ball is made with cream cheese, chopped nuts, and seasonings. It can be served with crackers or chips. The cheese ball is a fun and tasty way to add a seasonal touch to any home. It is also a great way to get creative with your holiday entertaining.
24. Cinnamon Scented Pine Cones
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Give your pine cones a little spice.
Transform ordinary pine cones into fragrant autumnal ornaments with a simple DIY project. Just coat the cones lightly in glue (a spray adhesive works wonderfully for even coverage) and then roll them in a mix of ground cinnamon – you'll want to make sure they're well covered. After they dry, place them in a decorative bowl or hang them from your mantel for a cozy and inviting scent that captures the essence of fall. This craft is perfect for getting the kids involved on a chilly afternoon, and the result is a naturally pretty home decoration with that irresistible, warm cinnamon aroma.
25. Pine Cone Cluster Wreath
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Easier than a circular wreath.
This charming and rustic wreath alternative brings an element of woodland beauty right to your door. Gathering a bundle of pine cones and clustering them together gives a more relaxed and natural vibe compared to the traditional circular shape. It's a perfect seasonal touch that isn't just for the holidays but can transition well into winter decor, offering warmth and texture to your living space. Quick and simple to craft, it's an inviting addition that plays up the cozy factor of your home. Add a ribbon or some greenery, and you've got a piece that's both chic and cheerful.
26. Little Cone Tree
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Put them on the Christmas table, or dot them around the house.
These charming miniatures can be crafted into adorable placeholders for a festive gathering, adding an earthy warmth to your celebration. With a sprinkle of glitter or a coat of metallic paint, these pine cone trees transform into shimmering mini centerpieces. Pair them with candlelight for a magical dinner ambiance, or nestle them among a garland as part of a centerpiece. The beauty of these little trees is in their versatility and the cozy vibe they bring to any seasonal decor ensemble.
27. Pine Cone Hedgehog Ornaments
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In a word - adorable.
These little charmers will bring a whimsical touch to your holiday decor. All you need are pine cones, felt for ears and feet, small pom-poms for noses, and some googly eyes to bring your critters to life. They're perfect for decorating your Christmas tree, adorning presents, or scattering on your holiday table. Their crafty cuteness is sure to invite smiles from guests of all ages. Whether displayed on a mantle or nestled in a wreath, pine cone hedgehogs will be a treasured addition to your festive decorations.
28. Pine Cone Penguins
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Are you finding these pine cone animal decorations too cute for words?
These adorable Pine Cone Penguins are simply irresistible and a whimsical way to bring a touch of winter to your decor. All you need are pine cones, some felt or heavy paper for the wings and feet, a dab of paint for the eyes, and a pom-pom or cotton ball for the head. Arrange them on your mantel or scatter them across your holiday table for a festive and fun addition. They're a sure hit with both kids and adults alike, and a charming project for those chilly afternoons indoors.
29. Mini Pine Cone Wreath Ornament
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The snowflakes can be easily found in craft stores.
30. Pine Cone Place Holders
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These are great for a fall/winter wedding or a Christmas table.
31. Heart Shaped Pine Cone Wreath
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A different take on the traditional wreath.
This charming decoration melds rustic appeal with a touch of romance. Perfect for valentine's day or simply as a year-round homage to love, gathering pine cones from your garden can turn into a crafty afternoon project. With a little glue, a backing material, and some creative arrangement, you can shape nature into a piece of art. Add a ribbon or twine for hanging, and you've got a homemade addition that warms the heart just as much as it beautifies your space. It's a lovely reminder that beauty can be found and fashioned from the simplest of things.
32. Pine Cone Christmas Trees
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Such an easy craft for kids - all they have to do is glue on mini pompoms.
The little ones will adore turning these natural wonders into festive miniature trees. It's a simple and joyous activity that helps develop their fine motor skills and allows them to express their creativity. Gather various sizes of pine cones, and let the kids select their favorite to personalize. With a dab of glue, they can add sparkling sequins, colorful beads, or even some glitter for a dazzling effect. To top it off, a light dusting of snowy white paint or some artificial snow gives it that perfect wintery touch. This craft not only adds charm to your holiday decor but also creates cherished memories with the family.
33. Pine Cone Christmas Trees
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They look rather elegant, don't they?
These charming little pine cone Christmas trees can create a festive atmosphere anywhere in your home. Their natural texture, combined with a dusting of white paint to simulate snow, gives them a truly wintry feel. To enhance their splendor, you can decorate them with tiny colorful beads or sequins to mimic Christmas baubles. And the best part? They're incredibly easy to make. Just grab a few pine cones, and with a little creativity and some craft supplies, you can transform your space into a winter wonderland. Place a group of them on your mantelpiece or dining table for a homemade holiday charm that's sure to impress.
34. Snowy Pine Cone Candle Jars
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Even little pine cones can be used.
These Snowy Pine Cone Candle Jars are a perfect addition to your winter decor. They are not only easy to make, but they also add a cozy and festive touch to any room. Simply gather some pine cones and mason jars, and with a little bit of glue and fake snow, you can create these beautiful candle holders. Not only can you use them as decorations, but you can also light the candles for a warm and inviting ambiance. This DIY project is perfect for all skill levels and can be a fun activity to do with friends or family during the holiday season.
35. Christmas Trees
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You need time on your hands to make these. You painstakingly pull each "petal" off the pine cones and stick them individually to a craft cone.
I'm all enthused now. Who's going pine cone collecting this weekend then?
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