When your family is bored with nothing to do, send them to gather freshly fallen pine cones. Instead of bagging the cones for trash, recycle them into hand-painted flowers you can arrange in a vintage ...

Did you know painted pine cones can look like flowers? It's a great little trick that can be used when making all sorts of decorations like wreaths and various wall-hanging pieces. Today we're going ...

You can get all of the supplies that you need at your local craft store. You can also venture outside to pick out your own pine cones! Pine cones:You can use real or fake pine cones. Have seven or ...

Watch as ordinary pine cones are transformed into a stunning mini hybrid vase! Using epoxy resin in shimmering blue and gold, ...

Sparkly pine cones are such a thing now. You can glitter you face. You can glitter your eyeliner. You can wear glittery gold lame dresses and gem sweaters. You can deck your house in tinsel. You can ...

When you are on a hiking trail with your family or friends, pick up some nice sized pine cones for your Easter egg hunt. Get blue, green, yellow, pink, and purple washable acrylic craft paint at the ...

Thirty-five years ago, Edith Freeman Seiling wanted to replace the glass globe on a lamp decorated with pine cones. She could not find another like it anywhere. Only one thing to do for a woman used ...

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