Last weeks I made my own DIY Yarn Christmas Cone Trees
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It was a quick simple and inexpensive project!
Supplies
-Cardboard tree cones ($1.49 at my Micahels)
-Yarn
-Spray adhesive
-Scissors (to cut yarn at end)
When the Christmas things first started coming out, I found this great Pom-pom yarn on sale and snagged a few.
Begin at the bottom of your cone and spray a couple of inches of adhesive glue around the bottom of the cone. (Don't spay higher than that or it will dry before you get it wrapped)
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For the white- I went back over each row a few times as the cardboard shows through more with the white.
Once you reach where you sprayed too, spray a couple more inches then keep wrapping
Wrap until you reach the top and cut off extra.
I only used about half of the red, but all of the white for the tall cone as more was needed for a full coverage.
I do love how fluffy the white one looks
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Just used some fun tube like ribbon for the little guy |
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So easy, inexpensive and fun and a project I actually finished during our girls crafting night!
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Very cute and easy! I like the white one too!
ReplyDeleteTotally adorable and easy enough for even me to figure out! :-)
ReplyDeleteSo cute and so easy - this is my kind of craft!!
ReplyDeleteYou are so good with all the decor stuff! These are so cute. I'm inspired to decorate for Christmas now. I mean, next week! :)
ReplyDeleteI love it! I'm going to be making these with the kids soon!
ReplyDeleteHow cute! I would love if you would share at Fall Into the Holidays, open from Saturday to Thursday-
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Katie @ Horrific Knits
Those are adorable! And they look easy enough even for me! Thanks for sharing a great idea.
ReplyDeleteI ALMOST bought some of those foam trees the other day, but I totally suck and didn't!
ReplyDeleteThose are too cute. And super easy, I know I couldn't mess that up.
ReplyDeleteI love these!
ReplyDeleteCute as pie Emily...every year you do something new and fun! Rock on!
ReplyDeleteOooooo I love them! You sometimes make me want to be crafty! :)
ReplyDeleteSo smart! So fuzzy! So cute and so okay to mention Christmas before Thanksgiving...says the girl making her tree garland next to the stamped addressed Christmas cards.....
ReplyDeleteA brilliant idea! I love them :o) xx
ReplyDeleteNow that I'm a crafter I could even try this. Ha ha.
ReplyDeleteThese are very cute. I love the 3 dimensional look of the fuzzy yarn. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteDonna @onceuponasewingmachine.com
I bet my girl scout troop would love making those!
ReplyDeleteSandy
I love these trees!!
ReplyDeleteI also see those paper cones and wonder what I can stick to them!
Wow these look so easy to make, I just might have to go get the stuff.
ReplyDeleteThose are darling! Adding yet another thing to my want to do list before Christmas. :) Thanks a lot.
ReplyDeleteThey look great!
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