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Jingle Bell Pine Cone Tree

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Over a year ago, I created this miniature pine cone tree with some small pine cones that I had gathered after my husband cut a neighbor’s tree down.

Before

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After that I began decorating it for different seasons. The first season was Christmas, last year. (To see all of the other ones, Click Here.) Well, it may come as no surprise to you that I have decorated it a different way this Christmas! And once again, I used what I had on hand already.

I save things, in case I get a chance to use them again. This time I had saved some little jingle bells. I don’t even remember where or when I acquired them. I strung them on four red pipe cleaners. I twisted the ends of the pipe cleaners together, to make one long strand. Then I wound it around the pine cone tree.

I thought this little angel looked great for a tree topper.

AFTER!!

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The angels were gifts to me long ago. Here is a close up of the tree for you.

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I have a little Christmas gold and red pillow that coordinates with it well.

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So there it is– simple red pipe cleaners and gold jingle bells. Which Christmas version do you like better, last year’s or this year’s?

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To see the other ideas of how to decorate a pine cone tree, click on the picture below.

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6 Comments

  1. Liberty,
    Love the pine cone tree!! I just saw one done on our local Home and Garden TV show and they used a gathered red and black buffalo checked ribbon between each row of pine cones…pretty!! Thanks so much for stopping by and for your kind comment!! I have been told before that I should open our house for a tour by members of our church to benefit the church and I actually considered it but parking would be an issue as would be the 13 steps to climb just to get up to our row of sidewalks…Merry Christmas to you and your family, Liberty!!
    Hugs,
    Deb

  2. This is so cute, I have all kinds of pinecones I could make one of these in my yard! I would love you to stop by and share this onFriday Features!
    I just wanted to stop by and wish you a Merry Christmas!
    Karren

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