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Home | Holidays | DIY Christmas Decorations- Pine Cone and Vintage Cookie Cutter Ornaments

DIY Christmas Decorations- Pine Cone and Vintage Cookie Cutter Ornaments

November 22, 2017 by Lisa 6 Comments

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Christmas at the farmhouse is all about DIY Christmas Decorations. In this tutorial I show you how to make pine cone ornaments and vintage cookie cutter ornaments.

DIY Christmas Decorations- Homemade Pine Cone Ornaments

This year I made several DIY Christmas decorations here at the farmhouse. I went with a simple and minimal Scandinavian style theme.

I find that most of the ornaments and decor at the store doesn’t fit in with my style. Not only that, all the pretty options are just so darn expensive. I’m not about to spend $5 per ornament when I know I can just make my own!

This year I decided to make almost everything handmade.

In this post I have two simple homemade ornament ideas for you, DIY Pine Cone Ornaments and Vintage Cookie Cutter Ornaments

Vintage Cookie Cutter Ornaments

DIY Christmas Decorations- Ornaments Made from Vintage Cookie Cutters

I came across some vintage cookie cutters at a thrift shop for 50 cents each. They had a nice shape, but the color didn’t go with my minimal decor theme this Christmas. I decided to take care of that with a little white spray paint. These ornaments were so simple to make! I simply spray painted them white and then attached a bit of jute twine with hot glue. Watch the video below to see more details and some before pics of the cookie cutters.

$3 later and I had six beautiful ornaments that fit right in on my neutral Christmas tree.

DIY Pine Cone Ornaments

DIY Christmas Decorations- Pine Cone Ornaments

I like to use natural elements in my home all throughout the year. Christmas is no exception. When my family went out to collect greenery clippings for my handmade Christmas wreaths, I snatched up a canvas tote full of sap covered pine cones.

To make the pine cone ornaments, I took a thin strip of fabric and tied it in a bow. I used a little extra grain sack from the shop. You could also use a strip of drop cloth or linen. I hot glued the bow to the top of the pine cone. Then I attached a little jute twine with hot glue for the ornament hanger.

And that’s it! Super simple!

Watch the video tutorial below for more details.

DIY Christmas Decorations- Homemade Ornaments Video Tutorial

Other DIY Christmas Decorations I shared this year:

How to Make a Fresh Christmas Wreath

DIY Twig Stars

Drop Cloth Rag Ball Ornaments

What DIY Christmas decorations are you going to make this season?

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How to Make Simple Pine Cone Christmas Ornaments DIY Christmas Decorations Video Tutorial

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  1. Tina says

    December 22, 2017 at 2:32 pm

    Congratulations! Such a sweet baby boy, I have three boys of my own. He is perfect!
    I would love to know where you got the tub that your Christmas tree is in?
    Have a blessed Christmas!
    Thanks,
    Tina

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    • Lisa says

      December 22, 2017 at 3:49 pm

      Aww thanks Tina! Love little boys. 🙂 I just found the tub at a garage sale. If you keep on the lookout at thrift shops, garage sales, and antique shops you should be able to score one!

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  2. Susan says

    November 14, 2019 at 5:23 pm

    Thanks for all you share. Wish I could share with you.

    Reply

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