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A Holiday Pine Cone Door Swag Christmas Craft

Easy to make pine cone swag craft for a Christmas decoration.
Prep Time10 minutes
Active Time15 minutes
Total Time25 minutes
Yield: 1 swag
Author: Melissa Haines
Cost: $10

Materials

  • Six large pine cones - I bought a bag of the cinnamon-scented pine cones that you see in every grocery store around the holidays
  • White Spray Paint or Snow Paint
  • Twisted Cord - I bought 1&1/2 yards of the cord at JoAnn Fabric Store
  • Scotch tapeTwisty tie
  • A pretty bow
  • Optional - Adhesive spray and snow glitter

Instructions

  • Begin by protecting your work surface.
  • Lightly spray paint the outside of the pine cones to give them the appearance of being snow-covered.
  • Set the pine cones into a tier formation - I placed three at the top, two in the middle, and finally, one at the bottom
  • Section off your cord (one long piece for the bottom cone, two medium-length pieces for the middle cones, and three short pieces for the top cones)
  • Wrap scotch tape around the section you plan on cutting - this is important - the tape keeps the cording from unraveling.
  • Cut the cord in the center of the scotch tape
  • Hot glue one end of each cord to the designated pine cones
  • Gather the cords at the top and secure them with your twist tie - Add glue to secure them further
  • Add your pretty bow to the top of the cords, and twist the ties from the bow around your cords
  • Tuck the extra ends of the cording over the twist in the bow and glue
  • You can use the extra length from the ribbon twist ties to form a circle to hang the swag, or slip a ribbon through the bent cords and tie to make a place to hang the swag from
  • If you want to add some sparkle, spray the adhesive spray onto the pine cones and sprinkle snow glitter
  • Hang from the wreath hanger

Notes

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