We all love making something using pinecones. They are readily available and easily added to any décor. You can do just about anything with them. I love pinecone trees but sometimes they are just downright plain. You know I love the look of glitter and glam in any décor so I came up with a way to combine pinecones with glitz without the actual glitter.
You want to know how? Just twirl some glitter chenille stems around a rod and alternate gluing them and the pinecones onto a paper mache or Styrofoam tree. Just look at the pictures and see how I did it. So quick and easy.
If you use a paper mache cone tree, I don't think it's necessary to paint it before applying the pinecones and stems. You can cover any open areas by adjusting the curled stems. If you use a Styrofoam cone tree, I would probably use craft paint first with whatever matching color you want. Most spray paints will melt Styrofoam so I don't recommend using that, not unless the spray paint states it will not harm Styrofoam.
The pinecone and glitter stem tree would make a great centerpiece for a tablescape. I plan on putting this one in one of my bathrooms. I like to have decorative items in the bathroom. And the pinecone and glitter stem tree will add to the festive look throughout my home.
Christmas is almost here. I do have one more craft project to post before the big day. I've certainly have enjoyed my time spent holiday crafting But a crafter's work is never done. See you next time!
Happy Holiday Crafting!
Oh they look like flowers how lovely, I agree glitter makes everything better!
ReplyDeleteVery cute Gail! The chenille pieces are a cute way to fluff it a bit. I wanted a pine cone tree this year but never found one. Your tree looks cute in the bathroom.
ReplyDeleteHave a Merry Christmas!
That is one gorgeous tree! Love the sparkly chenille stems too! What a clever idea. You have really made some awesome stuff this Christmas girl!
ReplyDeleteReally cute! A fun addition to any room, with a natural touch!
ReplyDeleteI did not figure out they were chenille stems. I think I am stealing this idea to make decorations for a few gifts in paper mache boxes.
ReplyDeleteYour tree is so pretty Gail! I love the idea of rolling up the chenille stems as the base of the tree. It looks sooo pretty!
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ReplyDeleteI do have one more craft project to post before the big day. I've certainly have enjoyed my time spent holiday crafting But a crafter's work is never done. See you next time!
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ReplyDeleteI love how you turned simple pinecones and glitter stems into something whimsical and elegant—it’s the kind of DIY that adds personality to a room without being overly complicated. Also, the way you alternate the glitter stems and pinecones gives the tree such texture and sparkle. If anyone’s reading this and feels inspired to try something new—but could use a little extra help with a creative project or just wants some one-on-one guidance—I found tutors in Islamabad who specialize in subjects from crafts and art to academics.
ReplyDeleteThe way you’ve twisted glitter stems around pinecones to make a festive tree is imaginative it adds sparkle without going overboard. The balance of nature and glam is really delightful. If anyone reading this is also working on festive decor and interested in tutoring or academic help, here’s a resource worth checking out: https://www.tuition.pk/academy-tutor/ Thanks for sharing this — it’s inspiring to see how simple materials can be transformed into something magical.
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