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Make Yarn Wrapped Pinecones
These cute, yarn wrapped pinecones are a great way to inject some colour into your décor using leftover yarn from your other craft projects. Best of all, no glue is required! A fun and easy project to share with the kiddos :)
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Step 1Gather your supplies. Only two are needed: pinecones and your choice of yarn. (no glue gun required!)
Select yarn sizes (i.e., thickness) in the range of 4-6 (if you are unfamiliar with this, just check the number on the label - each yarn has one).
For best results, be sure to select the most visually balanced pinecones.
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Step 2Now begin wrapping each pinecone, beginning from the base and working your way up. No glue is required. Simply tuck in the yarn into the grooves, as required. Depending on the thickness of the yarn, you may need to go over each groove a few times before it is filled to your satisfaction. Each pinecone should take anywhere between 5-10 minutes to complete.
Once you reach the top, snip off the tail.
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Step 3Your pinecones are now finished and ready to be displayed! Display in a bowl, individually as part of a vignette or anywhere where you need a dash of rusticity mixed with a splash of colour!
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These were super easy to make and added a bit of colour too.
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