Showing posts with label pinecone. Show all posts
Showing posts with label pinecone. Show all posts
Friday, 21 November 2014
Tiny Table Top Tree
This Tiny Table Top Tree was one of the biggest Christmas hits of last year. Start collecting pinecones now and you could have these sweet Christmas trees running down the centre of your Christmas table. For sparkle, dip the edges in glitter, or use some silver thread for tinsel.
Tuesday, 6 May 2014
Pretty Autumn Pinecone
Autumn has well and truly arrived 'Down Under' in Sydney. The leaves on the trees range from hot pink to brightest yellow. We've borrowed some of these colours and used a pinecone to make this sweet 'pretty autumn pinecone'. Now we know the rest of you are enjoying sunny Spring...so watch this space for a gorgeous Spring project!
Labels:
Autumn,
craft,
craft for kids,
craft it up,
leaves,
nature,
pinecone,
pink,
red,
Sydney
Wednesday, 1 January 2014
Craft It Up blog project wrap 2013
Labels:
craft for kids,
florist wire,
flowers,
fusible beads,
Halloween,
handprint,
leaves,
marbling,
moustache,
pinecone,
pumpkins,
rosette,
school holidays,
shoes,
spooky,
Spring,
thanksgiving,
turkey,
washi tape,
wreath
Tuesday, 17 December 2013
Tiny table top tree
Here at Craft It Up! we know just how it feels to be a little overstretched in the run up to Christmas. Between us we have 8 kids, 2 dogs and a brand new book just about to reach deadline!
So whilst we may not have quite tackled the Christmas card list yet (New Years cards ok this year?) we have managed to make you a festive craft that'll take you moments to create.
Our tiny table top tree would look beautiful on a mantelpiece or as a centrepiece. Imagine several in different sized glasses running down the centre of your Christmas Day table!
So whilst we may not have quite tackled the Christmas card list yet (New Years cards ok this year?) we have managed to make you a festive craft that'll take you moments to create.
Our tiny table top tree would look beautiful on a mantelpiece or as a centrepiece. Imagine several in different sized glasses running down the centre of your Christmas Day table!
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