Hello Everyone!!
Christmas is fast approaching. If you are still working on decking up the tree, here is one simple DIY ornament. Today I am sharing the first ornament in the series of 5 handmade ornaments.
On the other day I picked up some pine cones near our office parking lot. I was planning to put some glitter and use it for Christmas decor. While painting the lampshade (You can read about it here) , I poured more paint than needed on to the tray. Instead of throwing the unused paint, I started painting the pine cones.
All that u need for this project is pine cones (available at art and craft stores too), painting brush and acrylic paint ( I used 3 shades of blue). Its very very simple project, clean the pine cones, start painting in layers.
Hang it up on the tree or fill the bowl for Christmas decor.
Here is an after
On the tree :)
One Close up
With the lights on
Sharing at
savvysouthernstyle, gingersnapcrafts, somedaycrafts, mygirlishwhims lifewiththecrustcutoff familyhomeandlife thediydreamer creationsbykara thenymelrosefamily diybydesign thissillygirlslife thriftydecorchick
Christmas is fast approaching. If you are still working on decking up the tree, here is one simple DIY ornament. Today I am sharing the first ornament in the series of 5 handmade ornaments.
On the other day I picked up some pine cones near our office parking lot. I was planning to put some glitter and use it for Christmas decor. While painting the lampshade (You can read about it here) , I poured more paint than needed on to the tray. Instead of throwing the unused paint, I started painting the pine cones.
All that u need for this project is pine cones (available at art and craft stores too), painting brush and acrylic paint ( I used 3 shades of blue). Its very very simple project, clean the pine cones, start painting in layers.
Hang it up on the tree or fill the bowl for Christmas decor.
Here is an after
On the tree :)
One Close up
With the lights on
Sharing at
savvysouthernstyle, gingersnapcrafts, somedaycrafts, mygirlishwhims lifewiththecrustcutoff familyhomeandlife thediydreamer creationsbykara thenymelrosefamily diybydesign thissillygirlslife thriftydecorchick
Thanks,
wow those are some big pine cones, we don't grow them that big here. I love this idea and the results! I bet even the kids could do these with me
ReplyDeleteThank u Janet. I m sure kids will be super happy to do these and deck the tree with some thing they made.
DeleteGreat idea ,they look great.We live in north florida and have pine trees every where
ReplyDeleteThank you Sandy
DeleteThis is a wonderful idea! The colors look beautiful on your tree! Thank you for sharing with us at Brag About It! I'm looking forward to seeing more! Have a wonderful Thanksgiving! Pinning!
ReplyDelete~Laurie
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Thank you Laurie.
DeleteThis is a lovely idea. We have tiny pinecones round here :)
ReplyDeleteThank you Anna. I am sure, tiny cones will also look equally beautiful
DeleteI love the color and the idea! You're so creative!
ReplyDeleteThank you so much :)
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ReplyDeleteThank u Teresa
DeleteThis is a good idea! We are always looking for easy craft projects to do during our annual Ginger Bread House night! Thank you for linking up with us over at the Welcome Home Wednesdays Link Party!
ReplyDeleteThank you Lisa
DeleteSo cute, I love ombre!
ReplyDeletei just adore these! and it would be fun to do with the kiddos, too!
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