Pinecones become festive and elegant decor with these easy holiday decorating ideas.
Gather pinecones to add seasonal style to your home in the chilly months.
These pinecone decorations work as winter centerpieces, door decorations, mantel accents, and more.
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Frosted Pinecone Garland
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Upgrade yourholiday garlandwith these snow-dusted DIY pinecone decorations.
To give your pinecones a frosty look, dip them into beeswax and allow time to harden.
Once dry, attach the pinecones in groups of two or scatter them individually throughout your garland.
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For an added touch, attach the pinecones withribbon bows.
DIY Pinecone Ornaments
This year, decorate your tree withDIY Christmas ornaments.
Cut and arrange pinecones to create animals, flowers, mushrooms, or any number of sweet woodland creatures.
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Add thread loops to use them as tree ornaments or gift toppers.
Faux Floral Arrangements
These faux floral arrangements made from pinecones will be the envy of the neighborhood.
you might also scale down the project to create a kissing ball or tabletop orb.
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Winter Pinecone Mantel Display
Let pinecones take center stage in a wintermantel display.
Skip the glitter, paint, or wax, and showcase pinecones in their natural state.
Place under glass domes or in bowls for a simple, elegant look.
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Pinecone Napkin Rings
These floral napkin rings add a charming touch to your holiday table.
Use scissors to cut pinecones into miniature flowers, then glue gold beads to the center.
Hot-glue the flowers to wooden napkin rings, and attach them to a branch to make abeautiful holiday centerpiece.
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Pinecone Gift Toppers
Dress up your gifts with these clever ideas for DIY pinecone decorations.
String together cranberries and pinecones to create a simple festive garland perfect for anywhere in your home.
Add eucalyptus leaves or faux greenery to finish off the look.
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Unexpected Pinecone Decor
Decorating your bathroom for the holidays can sometimes be an afterthought.
Luckily, just a few small accents can bring holiday cheer into this hardworking room.
Hang wire baskets full of pinecones to bring a rustic touch to your holiday decor.
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Place sprigs of evergreen and pinecones along your bathtub tray for an understated touch.
Adding in different shades of evergreen can help bring dimension to your DIY pinecone decoration.
Rustic Holiday Table Setting
Plain pinecones make eye-catching accents on a farmhouse dining table.
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Organic Arrangement
Create festive pinecone table decor with candles and natural elements.
The texture-rich display works well as coffee table decor or adining room table centerpiece.
DIY Pinecone Wreath
Display these beauties in their natural environment with an outdoor pinecone wreath.
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For a non-traditional look, flock the pinecones and add metallic gold accents, like ornaments and walnuts.
Miniature Pinecone Forest
Pinecones add a warm, woodsy touch tomodern holiday decor.
This mantel display intersperses pinecone stocking holders between colorful bottle brush Christmas trees and metallic accents.
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Vary the sizes and colors of the ornaments for a more spirited look.
Here, mementos crafted from the bottom inch of Christmas trees from years past dangle between the boughs.
Winter Charm
Pinecones of various shapes and sizes come together in thisgorgeous tree decoration.
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To make this DIY pinecone project, hot glue large pinecones around a foam cone starting at the top.
Fill in any gaps with smaller pinecones.
Bleach or paint the pinecones before assembly for a snowy look.
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Classic Garland Twist
Use pinecones to put an unexpected spin onclassic holiday decor.
Velvet ribbons tie off the ends with a flourish.
Seasonal Pinecone Swag
Gather the best of nature’s gifts in one bountiful outdoor arrangement.
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Dot the swag with faux berries and top it off with a festive red bow.
Winter Kitchen Decor
Pinecone decorations aren’t just for outdoors.
you could use them to deliver seasonal spirit to every room in the house.
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Tie pinecones and evergreen clippings around glass jars with twine to turn kitchen countertops into a festive vignette.
This one mixes eucalyptus leaves, spring-green ivy stems, and variegated euonymus sprigs for a texture-rich display.
Pinecones, both large and small, tucked between the leaves add even more eye-catching interest.
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Place the arrangement on a neutral table runner for a simply beautifulThanksgiving table setting.
Use florists wire to combine to or three pinecones.
Choose ribbons in two complementary colors and fashion a large bow above the pinecones.
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Hang the swag on the end of the banister to create a stunning holiday focal point.
Warm Welcome
Offer guests a holiday greeting with a front door dressed up in pinecone decor.
Drape a pinecone garland across the door frame using self-adhesive hooks or clips.
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For extra pizzazz, sprinkle colorful ornaments or bells between the pinecones and secure with floral wire.
Perfect Pair
Marry natural elements with shiny ornaments for a simplystunning Christmas centerpiece.
Secure mercury-glass bulbs together using florist’s wire and place them atop a wooden stand or bowl.
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Then arrange pine needles and miniature pinecones between the ornaments to fill in the gaps.
Evergreen Table Runner
Construct an organic table display that will be appreciated long after mealtime.
Here, pinecones and fresh greenery surround rustic steel-framed lanterns, conveying the casual atmosphere of the outdoors.
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Light the candles before guests arrive to create a cozy ambiance.
Pinecones and small evergreen branches tied to a printed holiday napkin look amazing on any table.
Add color to the arrangement with small red berries.
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This is a quick and easy way to transform pinecones into budget-friendly holiday decor.
Start by draping a naturalholiday garlandacross the length of the mantel.
Next, lay the pinecones on top of the garland, alternating setting them upright and on their sides.
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Finish by nestling fresh apples between the pinecones to create a stunning and whimsical display.
Pinecone Tree
Mimic the winter landscape with twigs clipped from the yard.
Stand branches in a glass vase, tucking them in among glass baubles and more pinecones for support.
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Hang pinecone ornaments from the branches, adding a few snowflake ornaments for the holidays.
Color Coordinating
Pair pinecones with earth-colored accessories to enhance their natural appeal.
Here, pinecones are accented with sage green pots and a miniature tree.
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Come Christmas, add touches of cranberry red for a festive look.
By the Basketful
A birch-bark basket gives a homecozy cabin appeal.
Cover your filler with pinecones, greenery, and other natural finds.
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Bubbly Branches
Small sprigs of pine make a great filler for clear ornaments.
This simple DIY decoration looks great in both fall and winter.
you’re free to display the ornaments in a vase or hang them on a tree.
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