You Will Need:
Long Pine Cones
Old Christmas Garland
Orange Spray Paint
Glue Gun
I wash and bake my pine cones, so you can do that first if you'd like!
(Instructions Below)
Step 1- Lay down newspaper and spray paint your pine cones
Step 2- Seal with sealer if you choose
Step 3- Cut your garland into about 4 inch pieces
you can really choose how long you'd like your stems to be,
then glue the pieces to top of pine cones for stems
Finish by adding them to baskets or buckets or wherever you'd like!
Cleaning and Baking the pine cones:
Preheat Oven 200 degrees
Fill the sink with soapy water soak them for about 20 min
swishing the water to remove sap and debris.
Then rinse thoroughly to remove all soap.
Allow to drain in sink for a few minutes.
Then place on foil lined cookie sheet,
bake for about 20 minutes until dry.
You can also place outside on a nice warm sunny day to dry!
Such a neat idea Jan!
ReplyDeleteVery cute & original!
ReplyDeleteThis is such a crafty idea! I'm now a follower!
ReplyDeleteAndrea
www.addicted2tutes.blogspot.com
Welcome Andrea thank you for stopping by! =)
ReplyDelete~Jan
OMG that is so darned cute. I have tons and tons of pinecones too in the yard! Thanks for sharing with my newbie party.
ReplyDeleteDebbie,
ReplyDeleteI am glad you like them! I have tons of pine cones too and was thinking what in the world can I do with these lol!! Thank you for visiting and thanks for hosting the newbie party!!
~Jan