Bleach pinecones

Adding bleached pinecones to your home can help add some rustic style to any interior decor. Today you will learn how to make your own!

Several weeks ago Brian, Ashley, and I spent an entire weekend collecting pinecones. We call it pineconing. Like hey… should we go pineconing again today? It made for a really fun family day, finding them and collecting them. We had 3 huge boxes by the end of the weekend! Why pay for pinecones when they’re...

I love pinecones because I love fall and winter, I also love that they are free and can get you outdoors to collect and scavenge, but I also have to admit I use them year round to decorate.

Handmade wreaths–straight from nature. When you need something unique to complement your decor, this pinecone wreath is the perfect choice. Handcrafted with carefully collected natural materials, you won't find anything like this on a store shelf! Each wreath is a labor of love, taking up to 15 hours to finish. They are made with seasonal organic materials, such as acorns, pinecones, and cotton from my garden, all harvested by hand. After collecting my materials, I dehydrate, preserve, and…

How to bleach pinecones to use in craft projects, including a bleached pinecone wreath.

Share this:Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window)Click to share on Pinterest (Opens in new window)Like this:Like Loading...

Please note that this post contains affiliate links. As an Amazon Associate, Rewards Style influencer and Jane Influencer, we earn from qualifying purchases and any sales made through such links will reward us a small commission – at no extra cost for you.How to bleach pinecones. This was a lot easier than I first thought....

Learn how easy and inexpensive it is to make beautifully bleached pincones for your fall, Christmas, or holiday decor and crafts.

I love pinecones because I love fall and winter, I also love that they are free and can get you outdoors to collect and scavenge, but I also have to admit I use them year round to decorate.

Find out exactly how to prepare your pine cones for indoor use in this post. No bleach, no vinegar. No waiting for days before you can use them! Don't miss the ONE THING you need to do to use pine cones inside!