What can pine cones do?

First of all, pine cone fish

Pick up more pine cones, paint them with your favorite colors, combine them into a colorful fish, and then stick dead branches on them to play outside.

Second, pine cone ornaments

Prepare pine cones, non-woven fabrics, hemp ropes, beads, etc. Break the pine cone as shown in the figure and stick it on the non-woven fabric until it becomes a very fluffy flower. Then use hemp rope to pass through the wooden beads as the stamens for decoration, and you can apply some white acrylic pigments appropriately to make it more appropriate. Finally, stick the finished pine cone floret on the hemp rope and hang it on the wall or cabinet.

Third, candlesticks

Peel off the excess part of the pine cone, and then stick the candle on the pine cone with a hot glue gun. If you like strong colors, you can also paint pine cones with acrylic pigments.

Fourth, murals.

Prepare some raw boards, pine cones, acrylic pigments, hemp ropes, etc. Paint the pine cones with your favorite color pigments, make them into your favorite patterns, and then stick them on the canvas or wooden board with a hot glue gun, and a very poetic mural is finished.

Verb (abbreviation for verb) Pine cone wreath

First remove the unsightly part with a clip, then cut it in half with scissors and paint it with acrylic pigment of your favorite color. Finally, the finished pine cone is glued to the dead branches with a hot glue gun, and then tied with a bow made of hemp rope, which is more idyllic.