I’m so excited to share this easy DIY holiday project. I did a blog post several years ago (unfortunately all my previous posts are gone and lost forever), however the original images can still be found on Pinterest. This pin is by and large my most popular pin to date. So I thought I’d recreate the project with a few updates to my original design. Here is my pin from the original post. 
These are the material you will need.
Pinecones/Succulents/Tea Cup Hooks/Moss/Ribbon
This time I painted the tips of my pinecones with white chalk paint. And then screw the tea cup hook into the top of the pinecone.
Next, hot glue moss to the top of pinecone.
I have lots of succulents in my yard, so I broke some off. Leave approx. a 1/2″ to an 1″ stem when you break them off. Then start tucking into the pinecone. I added some glue to the stems just to make sure they wouldn’t go anywhere.
After you tuck as many Succulents and moss into the pinecone, attach a ribbon or cord to the hook.
To keep them alive I simply mist the Succulents every few days. They will last months this way.
I spend so much time at my kitchen window, I thought I’d hang them there. I just attached the ribbon to the wall with a clear thumb tack, which is hidden under the bamboo shades.
And there you have it. It took less than an hour to put together and hang all five of them.
After Christmas is over I plan to hang them from a tree branch in the yard.
These would make a great holiday gift as well. Hope you enjoyed this festive DIY.
XO-
Laura
Really lovely thanks for sharing on craft schooling Sunday! The party is taking a break for december and hope to see you again in 2017!
You’re welcome! See you in the New Year.
um, amazing! i looove succulensts, and i loooove pinecones, and now i loooove them together. gorgeous!
b
Thank you! An easy project with a wow factor, love it when that happens.
Stopping by from Sunday’s Best Linkup. I love decorating with pinecones. The succulents add a unique touch. Thanks for sharing on Sunday’s Best.
Absolutley! Thank you for hosting.
You have created a perfect natural decoration. Thank you for sharing your creation at the Snickerdoodle Create~Bake~Make link party! I am featuring you at this week’s party.
How pretty! Thanks for sharing your tutorial with us at Snickerdoodle. Pinning.
I have a fixation with anything to do with pinecones right now. This is a great idea!
Oh, you are speaking to the gardener in me! Those are the cutest things ever.
i am in love with this idea! so awesome!
Thank you so much Cassie.
très jolie, ca donne envie d’ essayer, comme ce portent-elles depuis ? merci, muriel