As the autumn season begins and we start enjoying the fresh fall air, I thought you’d appreciate some straightforward Pine cone Craft inspirations. Some are ideal for Thanksgiving, while others are perfect for the Christmas season. Several of these pine cone craft activities are great for children during the holidays, providing a wonderful way to spend time together or keep the young ones entertained during family gatherings. Take a peek at our favorite DIY pine cone craft ideas and decorations below!
Effortless Pine Cone Creations
Pine Cone Star
This straightforward yet elegant Pine Cone Star can be crafted in under an hour with the appropriate materials.
Find more photos and directions from Ella Claire Inspired (via The Wicker House).
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Pine Cone Kissing Ball
The ideal dual-purpose decor item – craft it in early autumn and enjoy it through Christmas. Get the steps from ConsumerCrafts.
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DIY Painted Pine Cones
Here’s an incredibly simple pine cone project – you don’t even need to purchase pine cones if you can find them in your vicinity. Check out the instructions at TwoSistersCrafting.
Effortless Pine Cone Garland
Dip your own pine cones, or purchase pre-dipped ones. With some yarn and a hot-glue gun, create this very easy (and fun with kids) pine cone project that’s stylish for fall and winter! See more photos on HGTV. This garland also works beautifully as a Christmas Tree Ornament!
Pine Cone Gnomes
These charming little ornaments are so Scandinavian and very festive. Use them as decorations on a garland or tree – the wintry look will last well beyond Christmas. Review the instructions on Better Homes & Gardens.
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Snowy Pine Cone Garland
For those seeking a bit more than a basic garland, explore this option. A pine cone garland, but with a snowy touch and a decorative ribbon. Detailed instructions are available on this site, along with numerous beautiful photos.
Waterless Snow Globes
This makes for a fun Christmas project with kids, and it’s much less messy (or potentially messy) than traditional snow globes. Check out the instructions from LittleHiccups, and try it with other items inside (not just Pine cones!)
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Pine Cone Reindeer Ornaments
I remember creating these when I was young, and pipe cleaners are still the go-to for Christmas crafts (They are perfect for antlers!). Discover the complete instructions and many more photos of these adorable guys on Kids Craft Room.
Pine Cone Christmas Trees
There are numerous guides for Pine Cone Crafts to create Christmas Trees – I spent hours finding the best one, and here it is. I LOVE these beautifully painted and decorated trees from Elementary Art Fun. My four-year-old will LOVE making these, but we might wait until closer to Christmas (just maybe).
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