You’ll be painting pine cones and some wood pieces to use as a base (optional), as well as gluing. It can be simplified for younger children … The post Make Pine Cone Christmas Trees with Kids ...

They'll love brightening up the whiteness of winter with rainbows! 3. Pour your paint into dishes. Place a pinecone in a cup and begin painting the pinecone scales in a rainbow. 4. Once your ...

When you are on a hiking trail with your family or friends, pick up some nice sized pine cones for your Easter egg hunt. Get blue, green, yellow, pink, and purple washable acrylic craft paint at ...

Pine cones:You can use real or fake pine cones. Have seven or eight ready to paint, depending on the size of your bowl. Bowl: A medium-sized bowl with lower edges works well, like the one we used ...

Cut the pine cones in two or three pieces using the pruners or hacksaw. Paint the pine cones, including a spot in the center. Let dry. Pile in a bowl or wire to a wreath.

You can paint the pine cones with brushes, use the pine cones as paintbrushes, or both! The possibilities are endless. You can use a stick or plastic cup (as pictured) as a base for a wind chime ...

To create your own enchanted forest, paint pine cones painted gold and give plants sparkle. The wreath is made of exotic peacock feathers and the deer are covered with glitter. To create depth ...

2. Tear petals off the pine cones to make the head and feet for each turtle. We loosely assembed our turtles to see if we liked the look and proportion. 3. Gather up your paints and paint the ...