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Gather pinecones from the yard to warm your home in the chilly months.

"… your guest with a pinecone -garnished serving tray. Here, pinecones were placed inside … your guest by using pinecones to spruce up every … easy-to-make pinecone curtain tiebacks … interlock. Stand the pinecone tree in a gravel-filled planter. Pair pinecones with earthy-colored …"

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Pinecone & Ribbon Thanksgiving Chair Decorations

… Wire cutters 4-1/2-inch-long pinecone 5/8-inch-wide double-sided satin … wire into place. Wire the top of the pinecone to the ribbons; trim wire. Tie a long … the center of the bow to the top of the pinecone . Create a flowerlike shape with the …

Pinecone-Petal Container for Fall Decorating

… Newspapers Round tin Spray paint in neutral tone Pinecones (or purchase pinecone petals from a hobby store) Sharp scissors … dry. Carefully pull each petal from the pinecones , or use purchased pinecone petals. Use sharp scissors to clip the …

Ribbon Pinecone Wreath for Thanksgiving & Christmas

… Immediately place the sprayed pinecones in the bag; gently shake … Hot-glue the glittered pinecones around the edges of the wreath … between the previously attached pinecones , filling in any open spaces … the remaining 6-inch long pinecone to the ribbons; trim the …

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Pinecone Chair Toppers

Put pinecones in a whole new place this fall…on your chairs! See how simple it is to add a little elegance to the table.

Thu, 5 Aug 2010|More from Holidays
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[time=0:00:] Bring the outdoors in with this pretty little pine cone project. It's super quick and easy, but it's little touches like this that make the holidays a lot more special. So, using a pine cone , a larger one, I just cut a piece of thick wire, you know, not so thick that it's hard to manage but thick enough that it's got some stability. Just cut a piece like that. And then, I ran it around my pine cone like this. And just kinda twisted it in the back, like so. So, I've got one that I made right here. Basically, super easy, just attach the wire to your pine cone . Then, to add some extra ornament to the pine cone , I found these really cool floral picks at my craft store. And then, I'm gonna use this on my pine cone . Just gonna attach it to the back. Using the same wire that I already cut, I'm just gonna kinda flatten it against the back of the pine cone , and then, twist it. And then, I'm gonna make this really cool and simple bow just by going back and forth. I'm

gonna do a little twist, twist, twisting action. So, you got your pine cone with your berries. You got your bow. And then using the little wire that you had on the back of your bow,

Natural Wreath for Christmas

Blend the best of fall with an evergreen wreath, to make a piece that spans the seasons.

Sat, 7 Aug 2010|More from Holidays
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some grasses and some lemon leaves, but I'm going to start with pine cones because they need to be attached with a little bit of floral wiring. This is a great tip anytime you want to add any element that's going to be wired on. Start at the back of the wreath and push the wire through to the front. Then make a loop, and work the other end of the wire through until you have both ends showing in the front. Stick your pine cone in, and simply twist right around the pine cone , making sure it's nice and secure. All my natural elements are going to be added in around the pine cones . No matter what elements you have, start with the biggest element and then work down to the smallest and most fragile. Our lemon leaves happen to be the biggest, so we're going to place the lemon leaves at the base of this pine cones . After the lemon leaves, the next biggest element that I have are these grasses. And they're also going to be placed next to the pine cone , followed by these grasses. And you've got yourself a cluster. Once you have your natural elements placed in the wreath, you're ready

a great time to accentuate where your clusters are right around the pine cones by adding a decorative ribbon. It's also wonderful to fill in any holes that you might have with some ribbon, and it

Pine Cone Display

Bring a bit of the outdoors in, with this pretty pine cone display. Watch two different versions of this simple centerpiece idea, and then choose your favorite.

Thu, 5 Aug 2010|More from Holidays

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Thanksgiving Decorating Using Fall Finds

… textured container, individual pinecone petals were layered onto a … of fall into winter. Add pinecones to your decorating repertoire … fill a large glass vase with pinecones and clear glass ball ornaments … fishing line to the tops of pinecones and hang them from the branches …

Easy Thanksgiving Crafts to Decorate Your Home

… gauge, gold wire to attach pinecones to rope. Tie a bow made from … the rope at the top of each pinecone to hide the wire. (Optional: Add a little glitter to the pinecones before assembling the garland … needle handle and rimmed with pinecones and casuarina pods, this …

Free Printable Fall Pumpkin Stencils

… bright orange pumpkin. Bring a bit of the forest to your porch with this pumpkin embellishment. The scaly surface of the pinecone is created by gouging out the skin of the pumpkin rather than carving all the way through the pumpkin rind. Whittle this iconic …

Dreaming of a Green Christmas

… polka-dots." Fresh limes and Granny Smith apples add a sweet pop of color to the dining room, while glitter-tipped pinecones make the tabletop sparkle. Vases and urns in all shapes and sizes create a pretty focal point on the dining room table …

Crafty Centerpiece and Tabletop Ideas

… their spot. WHAT YOU'LL NEED: -- Pinecones -- Fine-gauge wire -- Wire snips … inches of wire around one end of each pinecone . Wire the pinecones to the wreath. Place dried flowers between the pinecones in a random fashion. Position the …

Fall Decor with Pressed Leaves

… Combine fall leaves with beautiful acorns and pinecones . Something as simple as placing the element … centerpiece. Substitute fall leaves for a simple pinecone inside a clear lamp base. Pinecones are great natural elements to use in design …