This beautiful pinecone wreath is so easy and cheap to make, which is perfect for those low on time and on a budget! You only need a few basic supplies, along with a bunch of pinecones! Hang it up on your mantle or front door and don’t forget to decorate it with a big bow!

What You Will Need:

1) Pinecones

2) Wire hanger

3) Pony beads (or any regular white plastic beads)

4) Hot glue gun and glue sticks

5) Ribbon or fabric

6) White spray paint (optional)

Step #1:

Shape the wire hanger into a circle, leaving the hook part on top of the circle. You’ll use the hook to hang up your wreath.

Step #2:

Glue one pony bead to the bottom of each pinecone.

Step #3:

String the pinecones onto the wire and adjust them to make them fit together without leaving any gaps.

Step #4:

If you want your wreath to have a snowy look, you can give it a very light coat of white spray paint. Allow the paint to dry and decorate your wreath with a large bow or any decorations you like!

Photos and idea: Do it Yourself Divas.

The holiday season is coming up fast, and that means getting our home ready! With all the responsibilities we have during this busy time, sometimes there isn’t enough time in the day to get our home into the holiday season. These ornaments are easy to make, and require little time to put together. You can hang them on your tree, place them on a pretty tray for your dining table, or fill up a glass vase with them. They’re Pottery Barn knock-offs, but we think they look much better than the real thing! Keep reading for the tutorial!

Supplies:

1) Pinecones of various sizes

2) Glitter in the color of your choice

3) Crystal color filler

4) Spray adhesive

5) Hot glue gun and glue sticks

Step 1:

Spray your pinecones with spray adhesive and sprinkle glitter over them. Turn the pinecones so that the glitter gets into all the crevices.

Step 2:

Take a pinch of color fill and sprinkle it over the pinecones.

Step 3:

Allow the pinecones to dry completely.

Step 4:

To turn the pinecones into ornaments, use your hot glue to attach a piece of jute twine in a loop to the pinecone. You can attach it to either the bottom or the top.

Photos and idea: Blissfully Ever After.