SNOWY PINE CONE CHRISTMAS ORNAMENT CRAFT WITH JINGLE BELLS

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These pine cones remind me of snow covered pine cones, hanging in the woods. You know, like the ones at the state park where I really wanted to go collect pine cones but didn't in fear of prosecution. Those ones.

– Pine cones – White acrylic or washable paint – Craft glue – White glitter – Screw eyes – Jingle bells – Hemp cord

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Screw in the screw eyes in the bottom of the pine cones you will use.

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Paint the scales of the pine cone white.

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After the white paint is dry, squeeze a line of glue out on the edge of each scale from the screw eye about halfway down the pine cone.

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SNOWY PINE CONE CHRISTMAS ORNAMENT CRAFT WITH JINGLE BELLS

These pine cones remind me of snow covered pine cones, hanging in the woods. You know, like the ones at the state park where I really wanted to go collect pine cones but didn't in fear of prosecution. Those ones.

– Pine cones – White acrylic or washable paint – Craft glue – White glitter – Screw eyes – Jingle bells – Hemp cord

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Screw in the screw eyes in the bottom of the pine cones you will use.

Paint the scales of the pine cone white.

After the white paint is dry, squeeze a line of glue out on the edge of each scale from the screw eye about halfway down the pine cone.

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