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What I really like to do is, collect pine cones. Then put them in a low oven, about 225 degrees for 15 minutes or so. Then I dip them in melted candle wax that was left over from candles I burned. I melt them in an old candle jar on the stove in an old pan with water, on low temperature.
I then sprinkle them with glitter, sequins, or whatever, quickly before the wax sets up. If you use a good smelling wax and put in a nice basket, they smell really good. Maybe add a nice ribbon.
They also can be hung on a Christmas tree, or used for decoration elsewhere. Glued on an evergeen branch, a magnolia twig, whatever.
By lorac456 from Searcy, AR
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RE: Pine Cone Decorations
I have also pine cone christmas tree decor..My 7 yr old nephew picked around 50 pcs pine cones for counting practice and his mother liked to throw them away afterward ,she is not craft minded one and so I made them like in the photo.Painted them with gold,glue an old christmas ribbons ,gold pearl and a thread.
RE: Pine Cone Decorations
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Post By evelyne62 (Guest Post)
(12/10/2005)
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it would be nice to see a picture we all have little digital camera
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