Pine Cone Christmas Caroler Ornament

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Pine Cone Christmas Caroler Ornament

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Pine Cone Christmas Caroler Ornament
Pine Cone Christmas Caroler Ornament

"Pine cone Christmas caroler ornament is a fun little craft made from a simple pine cone and decorated with other fun items found in the nature of our mountain top in Colorado. The ornament is a fast and easy to make item that takes only about 20 minutes to complete. Finding fresh pine cones is a must, as older ones tend to fall apart pretty fast and easy once they are decaying from the weather. So you want to look for fresh, newly fallen pine cones. They smell good too because of the pine sap!"

Estimated CostUnder $10

Time to CompleteUnder an hour

MaterialsPipe Cleaners

Primary TechniqueGreen Crafting

Easy

HolidayChristmas

Project TypeMake a Project

Materials List

  • Pine cone
  • wood bead, or acorn nut
  • top to acorn nut to create the hat
  • thin strip of felt for scarf
  • pipe cleaner for arms and hands
  • cardstock for song book
  • black permanant marker for eyes and mouth
  • pipe cleaner for hanger
  • hot glue

Instructions

  1. Start with a clean, fresh pine cone

  2. hot glue the wood bead or acorn nut onto the top of the pine cone

  3. hot glue the acorn "hat" to the bead or nut

  4. wrap pipe cleaner from back to create arms and hands. Add a touch of hot glue to hold the arms at the back of the pine cone.

  5. Hot glue pipe cleaner to back of head for hanging onto tree.

  6. wrap felt around neck and hot glue to hold.

NotesThe fresh pine cones will have pine sap on them so be careful not to get it on your clothes. The sap adds to the joy in that it smells absolutely wonderful!

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How adorable! I would love to make an entire set of carolers. Do you have a pattern for others, or is this the only one you have made so far? I can see making a half dozen or so to give as gifts or glue down on a tray. Neat idea!

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