If you missed yesterday's post, you can find my chat about prepping your pine cones found outside for crafting <--at that link.
You might have also read that here in Whimsy Renee's territory in New Jersey we never get snow. Well, today we got a whole TWO INCHES of snow! And then it turned to rain, boo. But two inches! All the grass was covered! This is few and far between in our neck of the woods.
Anyway, back to Pine Cone Week.
Today I present to you:
And some falling snow, woooo! |
Pine Cones
A wreath form (I used a flat 18" one from the craft store)
Berry picks from the craft store or another embellishment of your choice.
Hot glue gun and glue
Gold Spray Paint
To start, you'll begin gluing your pine cones around the outer edge of your wreath form, followed by around the inside edge, like so:
And then give it a nice coat of gold spray paint, making sure to cover any bare spots to make sure everything blends in nicely (but we'll cover up most of those bare spots, don't worry!)
Sweet gold spray paint manicure. And cuticles, sheesh. |
Wanna see?
Complete with some blurry falling snow. How seasonally appropriate, no?
And the best part? Not only did I walk away with just one hot glue gun burn, this project cost me less than $5 if I count using sale items and a coupon to buy the items I didn't already have laying around.
Check back tomorrow for Day 3 - Pine Cone Swag!
Heyooo! Click around to get to the rest of the days of Pine Cone Week here:
Day 3: Pine Cone Swag
Day 4: Pine Cone Ornaments
Wanna see where I party? Click here for an awesome list of link parties I participate in..
Also linking up to:
Coastal Charm
Savvy Southern Style
Imparting Grace
Home Stories A to Z
Jennifer Rizzo
A Handmade Holiday Link Party at Tiny Sidekick
Link It or Lump It Party at Delineate Your Dwelling
Crafty Christmas Obsessions at Glued to My Crafts
Foodies & Crafties Soiree at Mr. and Mrs. Winslett
This wreath is beautiful and so simple. I especially love it against your door! I'd love for you to come share it at A Handmade Holiday Link Party going on right now at TinySidekick.com Hope to see you there!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Corey! Visited your blog and linked up...thanks for the invite! :)
DeleteLove your pinecone wreath, this is just such a clever and pretty idea. Thanks tons for linking to Inspire Me. Hugs, Marty
ReplyDeleteThank you, Marty!
DeleteLove the spray paint mani! ;)
ReplyDeletenicole
www.hausofharnois.blogspot.com
I feel like I've been sporting a spray paint mani for weeks ;)
DeleteThis is a really pretty wreath and it's so easy to make! Thanks so much for sharing!
ReplyDeleteThank you, Courtney!
DeleteLove it! It is my favorite pine cone wreath! I like the pink and gold together. I just pinned it!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Rhonda!! :)
DeleteThanks for linking up to A Handmade Holiday Link Party. I'll be sharing on my FB page this week!
ReplyDeleteThank you, Corey!
DeleteI love the simplicity of this wreath with the pops of red berries. I'm also a sucker for gold. Please stop by our Link It or Lump It party if you get a chance!
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Hi Amy! Thanks for dropping in and for your kind words! I'll definitely check out the party--thanks for the invite! :)
DeleteI love your beautiful wreath! Very striking:)
ReplyDeleteThank you, Ginnie!
DeleteThis turned out beautifully! I love how it looks against your door color. I'm hosting a giveaway for a beautiful chandelier that you should enter! http://homecomingmn.blogspot.com/2013/12/master-bedroom-reveal-and-chandelier.html
ReplyDeleteThanks, Kayla! I will definitely check out your giveaway. This girl could use a new chandy!
DeleteI made a pinecone wreath for my house but after seeing yours I want to make a new one. Thanks for sharing! I am visiting from The Weekly Creative.
ReplyDeleteCarrie Swenson @ myrecipeconfessions.com
How pretty and your door color is absolutely fabulous! I've not seen a wreath made this way with pine cones and I like it tons! Thanks so much for sharing at Link It or Lump It this week!
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