Rustic Pinecone Ornaments
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Christmas is my favorite holiday, hands down. The food, the decorations, the music all combine to make it such a magical time of year. Believe it or not, it is also a busy time at our farm. We sell Christmas trees, grow our own poinsettias and make/decorate wreaths of all sizes. Despite the hectic hustle and bustle of the season, I still love it!
I love the crafty side of this wonderful holiday too. Each year, I try to create at least one handmade ornament that will hold a special place on our Christmas tree. I also love to make a few extra to give away or attach to the outside of the wrapped Christmas packages. This year, I am creating these easy to make Rustic Pinecone Ornaments. This ornament project is super easy and perfect for kids and adults to make.
Supplies Needed:
Large (3″-4″) Pine Cones
Holiday Berry Picks
Large Wooded Beads
Wire Cutter
Dual Temperature Glue Gun
All Purpose Glue Sticks
Wire-Edged Holiday Ribbon
Solid Color Holiday Ribbon
To begin, glue a large bead to the top of the pinecone. Then, thread a piece of ribbon (non-wire) about 8″ in length, through the bead. Tie in a knot. This is how it will hang from the tree.
Next, make a nice bow with the wire-edged holiday ribbon and glue to the pinecone.
Now, you need to snip apart the berry pick and glue the berries around the bow and top of the ornament. I used two contrasting types of picks. I continued gluing until the ornament will filled out.
Let’s face it, time is at a premium during the Christmas season. This craft is quick and easy. Quick and easy is good, right?! What are some of your holiday traditions? Do you ever make your own ornaments to hang on your tree or gift to others? This Rustic Pinecone Ornament will look beautiful hanging on my tree this year.
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This post is part of the 25 Days of Handmade Holiday Series. Check out all of the other great ideas in the linkup below. A collection of handmade ornaments, decor and gifts from crafty and creative bloggers.
What a clever idea!
I really like that this ornament is simple, but elegant. I think I could totally make this! Pinned!
Those are gorgeous! My daughter would love to do those. It’ll make nice kid gifts 🙂
These are so classic and stunning! Love them!
Love these! We usually make an ornament each year for our family. This one is going to go on the list! Thanks for the tutorial.
Melissa, I love the ornaments you made, and the tutorial is great. Thank you so much for sharing it with us at Treasure Box Tuesday- pinned and shared on G+! 🙂
Thank you for posting to Motivation Monday!
I like that you used brighter colors for the ribbon. Thanks for posting. Hello from Treasure Box Tuesday.
LOVE your pine cone ornaments!
So much, I featured you at this week’s party. Hope you stop by to grab your feature and link up again! Thank you so much for sharing! Merry Christmas!
Your pine cone decoration is lovely. Thank you for the tutorial.
Thank you. I hope you enjoy making them.