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    Home » Pine Cones

    DIY Yarn Wrapped Pinecones for Fall

    Oct 12, 2022 | Updated Oct 26, 2023 | By Laura | This post may contain affiliate links | 2 Comments

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    Learn how to make these easy DIY yarn wrapped pinecones for fall - the perfect autumn addition to your mantel or your kitchen table decor!

    Pinecones are one of the most versatile craft supplies, and it's even more impressive that they appear in abundance in nature! (Or at least they do where I live in Minnesota!) 

    I love when we wrapped pine cones in yarn, and when we did the same for the 4th of July by wrapping pinecones in red, white, and blue thread! So today, we're going to do the same for Fall!

    Let's take a look at how easy it is to customize a handful of pinecones and make them the perfect addition to your fall decor!

    how to make yarn wrapped pinecones for fall decor

    How to Make DIY Yarn Wrapped Pinecones for Fall

    Step 1: Gather Supplies

    Supplies Needed:

    •  Pinecones - (washed and cleaned if you pick them yourself.)
    • Yarn - in fall colors of your choice
    • Scissors

    DIY yarn wrapped pinecones for fall

    Step 2: Using the process we outlined in this tutorial here, begin wrapping the yarn around the pinecones and repeat until they are filled out and plump.

    Secure by either tucking the yarn in between the sections at the base of the pinecone or use a dab of glue to secure.

    DIY yarn wrapped pine cones for fall

    Step 3. Display your beautiful fall handiwork!

    DIY yarn wrapped pinecones for fall

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    That's all there is to making yarn-wrapped pinecones for fall; they are SO quick and easy!

    Like most craft projects you find on this site, you can customize them by changing the color of the yarn you choose. The sky is the limit!

    If you try to make them, let me know! Better yet, send me a picture of your finished product!

    how to make yarn wrapped pinecones for fall decor

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    About Laura

    Laura Radniecki is a crafter, writer, and photographer from small-town Minnesota. A lifelong maker, she shares easy step-by-step craft tutorials. She's a wife to her high school sweetheart, mama to their son and daughter, dog mama to their 2 brother + sister toy poodles, and a part-time RV snowbird in Florida.

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    1. Judy

      October 26, 2024 at 11:08 pm

      Thank you for sharing the directions on how to do the wrapped pinecones. I can't wait to make them with my granddaughters.

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      • Laura

        October 28, 2024 at 9:10 am

        You are so welcome, Judy! I hope it's a fun project and you make lovely memories with your granddaughters!!

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