Creative Pine Cone Crafts for Kids: Nature Meets Imagination

This is such a colorful craft! Vary it up with different color feathers and paint.

Add some extra cuteness to your Christmas tree this year with these adorable arctic creatures.

With a downloadable template, these felt foxes are super easy to make. You’ll be cutting felt pieces into shapes and then attaching with a hot glue gun. Super easy!

You could move these gals into the fairy garden! Don’t have one? Find out how to make a fairy garden in four easy steps.

Aren’t these cute? They’d make a nice teacher appreciation gift – an apple that will stay looking pretty all year long!

Learn how to paint easy pine cone zinnias, a colorful home decor craft. They are gorgeous! You could even make a bouquet with several of them.

Make a creepy crawly spider for Halloween fun. You could even use them as decorations!

When winter is on its way, it’s time to bust out the skis! That’s exactly what this downhill snowman decided to do. You can easily make him – plus you probably have most of the items to make it around your house already.

These pine cones are beautiful enough for decoration. Little kids probably won’t have a steady enough hand to make them look like this, but they will still be colorful!

Learn how to make a pine cone tree with pom pom lights for Christmas! This is a perfect craft for kids.

These cute little owls are a great craft for the fall season! I don’t think craft foam or feathers are in enough kids’ projects, so I love that this idea incorporates both.

Use toilet paper rolls to make the bodies and various pine cone sizes and shapes to make the tail! I love the movement with these cute little guys.

This DIY wreath is the perfect holiday craft project you can do with your kids! The painted pine cones are attached to a cardboard ring.

These colorful pine cones aren’t only pretty decorations, they are also fire starters. Covered in colored wax and essential oils, they burn with whatever scent you’d like.

Old MacDonald had a farm – and you can too, made out of pine cones! You’ll learn how to make animal crafts like a chicken, cow, pig, sheep, and baby chick.

Create a fun snow filled scene complete with pine cone skiers and pine cone trees! There’s a lot of glitter in this craft which makes it fun; plus they’re too cute!

Give your pine cone a new look! Bedazzle them with gems. Then tell everyone your theme for Christmas is “rhinestone pine cone,” just because it rhymes.

Whether you hang them on your tree or put them out for decoration, these cute googly-eyed reindeer will make an impression!

Here is another version of a pine cone turkey. This one uses beads to create the colorful feathers along with a construction paper face. The pretty tails are perfect for practicing patterns.

Yarn, pom-poms and a spool come together to make these really cute apple trees! It’s an easy craft for fall and also provides lots of fine motor practice for little hands.

These snow globe pine cone ornaments will look great on the tree this year! If you’re wondering how to get the cones into the ornies, you’re going to have to check out the blog post.

Pine cones can be pointed in any direction to make a cute craft! All you need are a few supplies to make this cute pine cone pumpkin. A little paint and wire and the results are a perfect autumn craft idea.

This is one of my favorite pine cone craft ideas because these cute ornaments are so colorful! They are pretty much foolproof to make for kids of all ages, and they look great on the tree.

This pine cone craft was created to go along with the book Little Robin’s Christmas, about a robin who gives his warm vests away to friends in need. Such a cute craft with a great message to go along with it.