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Pine Cone Christmas Trees


Cover a styrofoam tree form with pine cones, and embellish in a variety of ways to make this pine cone Christmas tree decoration.

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pctreeberry (14K)Pine Cone Christmas Tree Supplies:

styrofoam cone

assorted pine cones

hot glue gun and glue

optional: spray paint and/or embellishments

Craft Project Instructions:

pctreegreen (16K)Pick a nicely-shaped pine cone for the top of the tree. If it makes attachment easier, flatten the top of the styrofoam cone in some manner before gluing on the top pine cone. This allows the top cone to create the shape for the very top of the tree.

Now begin gluing pine cones to the entire cone area, beginning at the bottom with some of your largest cones, and gradually moving upwards in rows, keeping the pine cones as close together as possible.

Variations:

Leave your pine cone tree natural, or embellish as desired.

If you're adding artifical berries, as shown on in the photo at left, simply use the berries to fill in any spaces between pine cones.

Another decorating option is spray paint, artificial snow, or a combination of both.

Tip:

The number of cones, berries, and embellishments that you need will depend on the size of the styrofoam cone. If you are a little short on pine cones, spray paint the cone first with brown paint (use a paint that won't dissolve styrofoam; some paints won't be suitable for this purpose, so do a little test first on the bottom of the tree).

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There are 6 comments
Marti – Spring Valley, CA
Feb 25, 2010 - 18:22

Where can I get the giant pine cones, about 12" high or bigger? They used to be called "sugar pinecones."

Bruno Benjio – Camborne
Dec 22, 2009 - 15:39

Just going to have a go at this fantastic craft . This craft is a low cost one which is great!

Bruno Benjio – Camborne
Dec 22, 2009 - 15:38

Just going to have a go at this fantastic craft . This craft is a low cost one which is great!

eva – nc
Nov 23, 2009 - 07:33

sounds great.i will try it.we have a lot of pine cones in nc

miranda – 1413 103 ave northglenn
Dec 22, 2008 - 23:09

that is a awsome idea

Reply to miranda
Linda – Humphrey, NY
Jan 17, 2010 - 11:25

I've been serching for a craft to make with all the pinecones I have collected. Thank you for the idea.

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