Can you feel it in the air? FALL! With it’s arrival comes a change in decorating… textures and natural elements. Today I am going to show you how to create these beautiful…
Pine Cone Flower Embellished Mason Jars…
Needle Nose Pliers
length around jar x number of times to wrap {5} x 2.5 = cut length of jute twine {you will need 3 cut lengths to braid together!}
Next, you will create the beautiful pine cone flowers. First we need to cut apart the pine cone!
Gather your supplies!
Step 2:
Use your needle nose pliers and carefully pull out a row of pine cone pieces all the way around the cone. This will allow a space for you to saw the cone apart!
Step 3:
Very carefully, use your craft saw to cut apart the pine cone. You will be using the bottom piece as one of your flowers.
Step 4:
Carefully peel the pine cone pieces off. You may need to actually cut them off from the core of the pine cone.
Now we are to the part where you create your flower. Simply begin with your round chipboard circle. Start gluing your pine cone pieces down along the edge of the chipboard circle.
Continue to layer the pine cone pieces on top of each other until you reach the middle. Now, glue the wooden plug down in the center of the flower.
Once the flowers were dry, I glued them onto the jute twine and sueded cording with my glue gun. I absolutely love how they turned out! The earthy textures and colors welcome fall!
These are the perfect accent for my home for the fall season and Thanksgiving. Place a little candle in them or use them as a vase…so many possibilities!
If you love nature inspired crafts and home decor, be sure and check these amazing projects out as well…
Beautiful Pine Cone Snowy Wreath
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or do you love Mason Jars as much as we do….
then you will adore these Mason Jar Ideas!
So much inspiration for fall decor! We hope we have inspired you to create a little for your own home as well!
Trish Flake
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Michelle says
These are beautiful! I have a ton of mason jars just waiting to be decorated 🙂 Thanks for sharing.
Michelle
Trish & Bonnie @ Uncommon Designs says
Gotta love mason jars! They are perfect for everything! Have a good one!!
Aimee - It's Overflowing says
I love these!!! XO, Aimee
Trish & Bonnie @ Uncommon Designs says
Thanks Aimee! Hope you are well!!
Kelly@ Here Comes the Sun says
These are so unique! I just love them. The flowers out of pinecones is very creative. I’m pinning this now!
Trish & Bonnie @ Uncommon Designs says
Thank you so much!! They were really fun to create!! 😉
Jill Flory says
Those are darling! I think my Mom has a tree that drops those – I may just make some of those!
Trish & Bonnie @ Uncommon Designs says
Thanks Jill! You’ll have to scavenge your Mom’s yard for these little goodies! Have a wonderful night!!
Amy Allender says
This is precious! I made ornaments out of pine-cone flowers a few years ago. It’s awesome to have another project to use them on!!
Trish & Bonnie @ Uncommon Designs says
I am sure the ornaments were beautiful!! Will have to keep that in mind for the holidays! Have a great night!
Kristy Life-n-Reflection says
These are so pretty, I love things made with finds from nature!
Trish & Bonnie @ Uncommon Designs says
Thanks Kristy! I love it, too!! Take care!
Steph @ Silver Boxes says
Love these – natural beauty at it’s finest!
~Steph @ Silver Boxes
Trish & Bonnie @ Uncommon Designs says
Thanks Steph… you are too sweet!! Hope you have been doing well!!
Barbara says
Love these ladies! I am a big fan of mason jar crafts, these are adorable and so very creative!
XO, Barbara
Trish & Bonnie @ Uncommon Designs says
Thanks Barbara! We love mason jars, too! They go with everything!!
Phyllis says
Love this idea! With lots of pine cones around, this will be easy to do! Thanks for great instructions!
Trish & Bonnie @ Uncommon Designs says
They are all over the place in SC right now!! Have fun with it!!
denyse@crazy beautiful life says
I just love these and had to “Pin” them. What a perfect way to bring a little nature into the home!
Have a “Crazy Beautiful” week!!!
Trish & Bonnie @ Uncommon Designs says
Thanks Denyse!! I hope you have a crazy beautiful week, too!!
Lo says
What a great idea!! I pinned this on my holiday decor board. Love it!!!
Trish & Bonnie @ Uncommon Designs says
Thank you so much!!!
Christine says
LOVE the mason jars Bonnie! I’m going to have to try and make some too!!
Hey!! I haven’t ”seen” you ladies in a while! 🙁
Trish & Bonnie @ Uncommon Designs says
Thanks Christine!! With our WP switch..it has been crazy!! We are finally getting back into the swing of things…right in time for the holidays!!
Jocie@TheBetterHalf says
these are so cute. what a creative way to use pinecones!
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Trish & Bonnie @ Uncommon Designs says
Thank you so much!! All linked up!!
Summer says
Oh this is so pretty – love it!
Teresa says
Question on the jute or twine..do you glue the ends onto the jars to keep them in place?How does the jute stay put on the jars without slipping? Love this idea, making for our craft fair at church!!
Michelle Mortensen says
Seriously??? It was like you created this craft just for ME!!! I am crushing out over mason jars and I have had a lifelong love of pine cones ( for reasons I do not know). I even have a pine cone “collection”. I am away this weekend, but as soon as I return home, I will be going to the hardware store to buy a little saw. Then, I will be making my pine one embellished mason jars. Thanks for the GREAT idea. I love the way these look!
Crystal says
Love these!! They are so beautiful!!
Brenda Young says
I love all things mason Jar, and this project is just too adorable, pinning for sure!
Lorinda says
I was wondering how big the Circular Chipboard Shapes are? And also what size Round Wooden Plugs you used? Also do you glue the twine down? I am trying to make these for my wedding center pieces but am a little lost. I look forward to your reply. Thank you!
Trish & Bonnie @ Uncommon Designs says
Lorinda, The circles are about 2-2 1/2 inches in diameter. The round wooden plugs have a link to them, just click the link for the size. I did not glue the twine down, just wrapped it and tied it.
chellie says
What a beautiful way to decorate a jar! I love that it’s seasonal and not just a christmas decoration. 🙂
McKenzie says
Cuteness!!