Pine Cone Men And Other Pine Cone Crafts For Kids

We had a fun Field Trip Friday event, and while we were at Hitchcock Woods Delbert and Rebecca picked up a bunch of pine cones. Delbert had little visions of artistic creations running through his mind while he was picking them up. I personally just saw beautiful big pine cones!

Little did I know that there are so many different craft options with pine cones. I decided that since I didn’t have the vision that Delbert had that I needed to do some research. I decided to share his Pine Cone Men and some of my findings with you. I hope you have fun making these pine cone crafts for kids this fall.

Delbert’s Pine Cone Men

Delbert went to town making little Pine Cone Men on Saturday morning. He was a happy camper dressing his little Pine Cone Men. He only needed help with putting their eyes on because that required using the glue gun because the regular glue didn’t work.

I hope you like checking out his little Pine Cone Men.

This one is my favorite, but I like them all.

Other Pine Cone Crafts To Do With Kids

Be sure and check out what other bloggers have shared as ways to use pine cones.

Red Ted Art shares 10 Pine Cone Crafts that will brighten your day.

Meaningful Mama shares how to make an Owl Pinecone Craft.

Thanksgiving is right around the corner. How about making Pine Cone Turkeys as your centerpiece this year.

Crafty Morning shares some truly adorable ways to use pine cone in her Pine Cone Crafts for Kids post.

Playtivities shares how to make a DIY Pinecone Crown and Wand.

Peace But Not Quiet shares how to make Pinecone Angels and a whole bunch of other Christmas crafts for kids.

Make this Painted Pine Cone Door Hanger from Domestic Goddesque.

You can use Mom Endeavors method for making DIY Snow Covered Pine Cones.

Crystal and Comp share how to make  a Pine Cone Christmas Tree.

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I'm Crystal. I'm married to Dale, and mother to Johnny. Some might say that my life is perfect because I get to do all the cliché wife things like cooking, cleaning, and decorating - but there's more! I also have many hobbies including needlework (crochet), sewing, and reading. My son's education is important, so we homeschool him together.