Sentences with phrase «painted pinecone»

The fact that you painted the pinecone tips silver makes all the difference.

Photo credit: The Wicked Stepmom Here's a homemade ornament idea from Simply Thrifty that the kids can be a part of - painted pinecones!

I grouped together some painted pinecones, a brass candlestick, and an antique brass trumpet all on a painted Mexican tray.

Plus the painted pinecones are a perfect match of the green striped ribbon.

It was incredibly easy to do, and they turned out so pretty, I thought I would share my simple tutorial on how to spray paint pinecones.

Tucked inside the branch basket centerpiece are painted pinecones and burnt orange hydrangeas.

I used a large glass (kinds looks like a brandy snifter), and I added champagne colored Christmas balls, some gold spray - painted pinecones, and some gold glitter leaves.

If you have more time you can certainly spray paint the pinecones, but if you are doing this in ten minutes the paint pen is the way to go.

For a super simple DIY, adorn a traditional greenery wreath with silver spray - painted pinecones and a pink satin ribbon.

I made this pinecone pomander with painted pinecones, faux berries, ribbon, and a styrofoam ball.

Step 3) Spray paint the pinecone from the tape towards the end.

I soon found out that I should have NOT skipped this step Once I started to spray paint the pinecones several Beatle's ran out.

Next, I spray painted the pinecones and allowed them to dry.

I put a few of the painted pinecones that I had up on our Fall mantel in it.

-LSB-...] a faux little mantel out of our tv stand and added garland and painted pinecones that I used on last year's mantel.

To fill, spray - paint pinecones gold and toss inside.

I grouped together some painted pinecones, a brass candlestick, and an antique brass trumpet all on a painted Mexican tray.

For an added woodland touch, I accessorized with some painted pinecones.

(See why I ended up painting the pinecones?

Not exact matches

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I also went ahead and made sure to have hooks from which to hang the pinecones after they were painted.

Imagine a child making Christmas tree ornaments by painting various objects gold — a pinecone, a toy trumpet, a piece of coral.

Paint all sides of the pinecone scales in one of the ultra sheen paint colors.

I wanted some more gold accents to match the leaf pins, so I spray painted the acorns and pinecones.

Although I love the traditional look of fresh - off - the - tree pinecones, there's nothing better than dressing them up a bit with a little paint and sparkle.

Spray - paint rope for a quick and easy napkin ring, and insert a piece of greenery and a tiny pinecone to tie the look together.

The most interesting one I've seen lately is where the pinecone flowers were painted various shades of the same color.

Spray - paint rope for a quick and easy napkin ring, and insert a piece of greenery and a tiny pinecone for finishing touches.

I'll randomly select one winner to win some pinecone flowers painted in the color of your choice.

Try to look for bags of pinecones in which some are spray painted gold or silver (or do it yourself!)

I've set the table for dinner with some of my favorite china, elegant stemware and a pop of pink with the pink pinecones that I dipped in paint and glittered.

The pinecones I diy'd with metallic paint and you can find the tutorial here: http://www.bloominghomestead.com/2014/10/metallic-painted-pinecones.html

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Now I wonder, after seeing your more «normal» looking bleached pinecone, if those shown in the article I had gone by could have been spray painted the rich creamy ivory they were.

Beaded garland strands, spray - painted metal stars, and pinecone clusters cover this dazzling tree, but the main attraction is the bright, glittered letters hanging from jute string.

Spray bare tree branches and pinecones with silver or gold paint or spray on snow displayed in a clear vase filled with shiny ornaments.

Painted or plain - pinecones are a fall favorite.

I'm busily putting glitter & metallic paint on my pinecones this week....

Take some pinecones and paint them silver and blue for the coming Christmas.

As for the ornaments on this tree, I spray painted the tips of pinecones silver and gold, I filled plain glass ornaments with sand and wrote letters on them with my glass pen and used nautical rope for garland!

Make faux dipped pinecone ornaments with spray paint!

Into that I added the Winter Berry, some pinecones hit with a touch of white paint, and a few silk poinsettias for added color.

Then, paint the bottom and use your glue gun to superglue the string to the base of the pinecone.

Ribbon - hung pinecones, dusted with a bit of white paint, offer a pretty end point.

Spray - paint small pinecones in three complementary hues — here we used blue, white, and silver — and accent with small items such as stars and a length of chiffon ribbon.

Some great items you can get at thrift stores and dollar stores are old picture frames, vases, candleholders, old books, fake pumpkins, faux leaves and pinecones, and plastic containers that can be painted.

I thought it would be so cute to have a little piece of art on each gift (with the name written on the back), so using my same winter woodland theme, I painted a little winter bird, a snowy fir, a pinecone, and a snowflake onto mini canvases found at Joann Fabrics.

Use fake snow or white paint to dust the tips of the pinecones.

It took about 3 coats and almost the entire can of spray paint to cover my pinecone wreath.