Pine Cones, Fresh Fallen/Gathered Natural Unaltered, DIY.

10 pine cones 4-6 inches long. Unaltered, Rough,Raw, for DIY projects. Such as......... - ​Painted or Glittered Pine Cones: Paint them with acrylic or spray paint (e.g., white for a snowy look, metallic gold or silver for elegance, or bright colors). You can also add glitter to the tips of the scales for a frosted or glamorous effect. - Scented Pine Cones: Spray or brush pine cones with a mix of water, glue, and cinnamon powder, or soak them in essential oils (like cinnamon or pine) to create a fragrant decoration. - Pine Cone Wreaths: Hot-glue pine cones onto a wreath form in a repeating pattern for a rustic look. You can leave them natural or paint them. - Pine Cone Garlands: Attach pine cones to a string or ribbon to create a garland for a mantel, railing, or doorway. Holiday & Seasonal Ideas ​ - Mini Pine Cone Trees: Paint or frost them and stand them upright to resemble miniature Christmas trees. You can decorate them with tiny beads or pom-poms. ​ - Ornaments: Attach a loop of wire or ribbon to the top of a decorated pine cone to hang on a Christmas tree. Pine Cone Animals/Figures: Use the pine cone as the body for various creatures: ​ Hedgehogs or Owls: Add felt, googly eyes, or cotton balls/tufts for features. ​Pine Cone Turkeys or Gnomes: Use felt, craft foam, or small wooden heads to complete the figures, especially popular for fall and Thanksgiving.