How about making some cool crystalized pinecones for your fall decor? This is a cool science experiment and DIY craft for children that they will surely love to make. Crystalized pinecones are ...

A plain pine cone turns into something truly enchanting using a clever resin hack that captures holiday cheer in miniature ...

STEP 1 Holding the pinecones at a distance of 10 to 12 inches, cover them with spray glue. STEP 2 While the pinecones are still drying, sprinkle them with glitter. STEP 3 Let dry for 15 to 20 minutes.

A number of craft and home stores have color-changing fireplace pine cones that you can add to the fire in your fireplace or fire pit to make the flame glow in new and interesting colors while the ...

Daisy loves to make nature crafts, and here is how to make her pine cone friends! Click on the image below for a printable PDF of this project, or scroll down for the instructions. Gather your ...

It was only a matter of time before we made our way back to DIY flowers. It is spring after ... today we created flowers from nature with large pinecones. So, if you have a problem keeping plants ...

DIY projects are a fun way to add a custom flair to your home! Cinda Gatica, owner of The 503 Co., joined us with a step-by-step tutorial on how to make your own flocked pinecones.