How to dye pine cones

Bleaching gives pine cones an aged, whitewashed patina that works for both modern and rustic décor schemes!

Dip pine cones in bright paint and scrape off tips & reveal a cool winter DIY

Make 5-minute "bleached pinecones" without bleach! Easy crafts & DIY modern farmhouse decorations for fall, winter, Thanksgiving & Christmas!

Last year, after Christmas, I bought some cinnamon pinecones at the craft store. My daughter and husband do not enjoy the super strong cinnamon smell so I stored them in the shed. I wanted to do some crafts with them. Recently, I wondered how they would take dye. I assembled them, some RIT dye (Scarlet) and an ice cream bucket. I was trying to enjoy the last of the fall weather before the flakes start to fly. . I also bought a whole basket of pine cones at the thrift store recently. Some of…

Pine cones are great for decorating because they're pretty and they're free! See how to paint pine cones and give them a custom look.

Pinecones make an awesome all-natural crafting supply. Learn how to easily clean pine cones for crafts and decor.

Find out exactly how to prepare your pine cones for indoor use in this post. No bleach, no vinegar. No waiting for days before you can use them! Don't miss the ONE THING you need to do to use pine cones inside!

Beautiful winter snowy pine cone craft. Don't forget to kill the critters. I share also how to bake your pinecone first

Bleached pinecones have a weathered, soft patina that's perfect for holiday crafting. Follow this easy guide on how to bleach pinecones for decor.