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If you're pining for a fall activity, these pine cone crafts are fun for kids and adults alike! Not only are they cute and creative, but they're so fun to make. The best part is that you can venture outside with your kids to collect pine cones before diving into the fun. (And if you prefer, you can always grab some from the store…your secret's safe! 😂)
Plus, the finished products are great DIY fall decorations. For instance, look to the adorable pine cone owls and turkeys for little touches to add around the house. Or, try the big pine cone topiary or the many DIY fall wreaths for an attention-grabbing display in any room. There are also a few ideas that will double as pretty winter decorations, such as the pine cones that look like they're dusted with snow or the mini trees adorned with jingle bells.
There are even a couple of crafts that do more than just look pretty. The pine cone fire starters are a super creative way to get a roaring blaze in your outdoor pit, while the DIY bird feeder will make your feathered friends happy too. Who knew you could do so much with a simple pine cone?
These pretty pine cones double as fire starters! Coated in beeswax, the pine cones will ignite slowly, making it easier for the firewood to catch and ensuring your fire gets going smoothly. For the holidays, you can turn them into ornaments.
It's never too early to start spreading the holiday spirit! One way to do so? Making these adorable gnomes out of pine cones. They're complete with felt hats, wooden noses, and a touch of faux snow.
Add a touch of nature to your home with these adorable pine cone succulents! This project transforms ordinary pine cones into charming little succulents that require zero maintenance. Get creative with shades of paint and affix them to a frame for your own "garden wall."
These adorable pine cone creatures will delight kids and adults alike! Using pine cones and air dry clay, you can easily fashion the hedgehogs' bodies, complete with googly eyes.
Evoke the beauty of the first snowfall with this project. The snowy look comes from a touch of white paint and white or translucent glitter that catches the light just like a snowflake. Scatter them on your mantle, table, or in a bowl for a whimsical winter decoration.
Have the kids layer different colors of sand in the bottom of a glass vessel. Then, gather fall items like feathers, leaves, and pine cones to top it off.
You don't need to spend a ton of time creating pretty fall centerpieces. Arrange pine cones and flameless candles in lanterns for an easy, eye-catching display.