Sentences with word «pinecones»

The Dunhill Fir features snow - tipped branches and is trimmed with red berries and pinecones.

Greenery, berries, and pinecones bring instant holiday warmth to your gathering.

Even toddlers can make these pinecones, from finding them in the yard, to adding dots of glue and sticking on the pom poms - they are so easy and fun!

Baby pinecones, moss, branches, leaves and mums, too!

But those pinecones with burlap??? I want to make!!!

I love the simplistic beauty of this table with the candles, pinecones, and white dishes and linens.

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On the antique buffet I have placed a dough bowl (a find from Vintage Market Days) and filled it with evergreens, pinecones, cotton, antlers, neutral wooden beads and a birch candle.

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

For our coffee table, I filled the tray with my large glass hurricane stuffed with pinecones and a white candle.

I love love love the mum baskets and the pinecones nestled in the urns!

I love the unique white garland in your entry — it is really set off against your gorgeous woodwork.And I'm a bit of a sucker for all the pinecones and woodland touches.

I really like the pumpkins & pinecones.

I placed them in a simple vase surrounded by my advent candles and some rustic pinecones.

Pinecones have long been used as autumn and winter decor, but I wanted to do something that would allow me to use some of my backyard pinecones year round.

Your pinecones are beautiful, and anyone would be blessed to receive them!

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.

LOVE your creative use of pinecones!!

Winning pinecones would let me make a lot more flowers!

When we lived in NE Florida I realized they have the largest pinecones I've ever seen.

Did you ever collect pinecones as a kid?

So, every fall, we end up with quite a few fallen pinecones in our backyard.

I have been collecting pinecones since winter began this year.

So I brought up my winter balls, pinecones, antler (that is one of my projects I have to work on this winter) and my candles and candlesticks.

Love the touches of faux fur, pinecones, and wicker.

Display items found in nature such as acorns, pinecones and birch bark in a pretty dish for simple fall decor.

Or you may be able to work it into your decorating for the next season (pinecones, for example, work great for both fall and Christmas decorating).

This wreath is looking so beautiful and I love how you have used those pinecones.

Pinecones or gumballs from a sweet gum tree make a nice - looking wreath too.

A full lush wreath of dark green is accented with pinecones, feathers and classic fall accents.

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I mainly used white matte balls and snowflakes with a few pinecones scattered to make it a little more rustic so it matched my other decor.

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There's lots of different ways you can actually attach the twine to the pinecones, but this method worked well for me.

After you have the desired amount of pinecones glued to the twine, it's now time to add some «snow.»

I've even designed a Thanksgiving table runner and baptism reception entirely by using leaves, pinecones, and acorns from our neighborhood.

We have the really large pinecones so can't wait to see the results.

I adore all of the little bits of greenery, pinecones - and of course, the sparkle of glitter You outdid yourself decorating!

To start, you need several pinecones.

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You'll definitely want to use a lot of hot glue though, because the more pinecones you have on your garland, the heavier it will be.

Pinecones, red berries, eucalyptus and woodland twig bundles adorn a 24 inch pine wreath.

I also added a few of the fall berries and pinecones that were in the big container that I purchased.

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.

So in the meantime, I've added them to my arrangement, along with all the real pumpkins, gourds and pinecones.

Mini chalkboards, birds» nests, feathery birds, mercury glass, pinecones, chandelier crystals, twine, burlap, starfish, sand dollars, capiz shells, book - page - wrapped balls, and ribbon.

I then gathered all of the fake leaves, berries, acorns, pinecones, etc. and arranged them on my wreath — and then got out the glue gun to hold it all together!

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