Fir cones

Looking for fun fall DIY crafts? These 20 adorable pine cone craft ideas are guaranteed to delight kids of all ages! From whimsical pine cone pumpkins to charming pine cone owls, these easy projects are perfect for rainy days or family bonding time. Learn how to turn simple pine cones into stunning autumn pine cone decor or festive Christmas ornaments. Get ready for hours of creative fun with these irresistible, nature-inspired crafts!

Are you a creative DIYer? The pine cone crafts below will get your heart aflutter! Here, we’ve listed 27 Lovely Pine Cones Crafts for Decorating Your Home.

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This is a set of three small mice made from pine cones and acorns. They are approximately 2” long but each one varies in size due to working with natural materials. They will be a mix of one standing and two normal walking mice. If you want them all standing or all walking just message me. These little mice are cute hanging in a tree or just sitting as decorations.

Please can anyone help with a positive identification. I am inclined to go for Scots Pine.

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Like saving money on craft supplies? Have a yard full of pine cones? This post will show you how to prepare pine cones for crafts!

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Beautiful DIY pine cone crafts for kids & adults! Best ideas to make free pinecone decorations, & easy gifts from spring to fall & Christmas!

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This collection of pine cones projects features some of the best ideas for crafts to do with pine cones all autumn long.

A ubiquitous feature of the autumn season, the humble pine cone is often found scattered beneath the branches of the conifer tree. The well-known woody cone (called a “strobilus” in botanical parlance) with overlapping scales

Long, long ago when the land was young there stood a very tall and proud Douglas fir tree. The fir tree was so tall that its topmost branches touched the clouds. The branches spread widely and offered protection to small plants and animals below. The fir tree held many cones on the ends of its branches which stood open and contained many seeds. A little mouse lived in the protection of the tree’s spreading branches.