Pine cone fairy

Pine cone fairies adds a natural and festive charm to your interior space or outdoor area. Craft a set of magical decorations by clicking the link!

(via solountip) It’s time to decorate with Christmas ornaments…is there any better option that crafts made by children? If you are near the countryside, pick up some pinecones because we bring you several ideas to turn them into another thing. The most complicated example: those goblins who are writing their letter to Father Christmas. They are […]

Pinecone Elf, Christmas Ornaments, Pine cone Decor, Fairy Folk Woodland, Doll,Gnome Pinecone elf - this cute hanging pine cone elf is made by hand with natural materials. The hat is hand-stitching and has a jingle bell on the tоp. This light green hat pinecone elf will bring to you rustic whimsical magic and pleasant moments at your home. This can be a wonderful gift for christmas and winter holidays. These little elf measure about 12 cm. / 4,7 inches from the tip of the hat to bottom of the…

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Salt dough and nature items are our favorites materials to create with hands down. I don’t know what is more fun, gathering the nature or pressing it into the dough and seeing what new and exciting things that you can come up with. There are so many amazing possibilities. We have made nature islands with […]

Here is a huge list of pinecone crafts for kids to make! You will find owls, fairies, reindeer, christmas trees, turkeys, spiders, and more art projects!

One of our friends came over with pinecones in her pocket… thinking they would inspire a little "something or other"…and they did! Pinecone love fairies…just in time for Valentines Day! To make your own you will need: pinecones, any size will do wooden beads paint and paint brush wool felt in red & pink scissors glue gun and glue To start, paint some faces on your wooden beads. Someone suggested to me to use a toothpick for doing the little eyes and mouths… it actually works! Let them dry…