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Christmas is fast approaching – so when you go for a Sunday stroll with your family, pick up a cone on the way. In the afternoon, you can make beautiful Christmas decorations from them literally for a spout.
1 You can easily make tender decorations on the table or windowsill from cones. Just glue and lots of beads or green acrylic spray and a little white paint to 'snow'.Seated in a mossy nest, the cones look particularly great.2
Every Christmas wreath revives funny ossuary. Place a tiny cap on the tip of a very open pine cone, glue paper eyes and wings from the remnants of fabric, and it will be very lively on your door.3 F
rom cones you will also create a beautiful natural Christmas garland. Spray half of the cones with white spray (you do not need to completely repaint them), decorate the other half with a bead, and then glue them all with a melting gun to a regular string.4 Let 
the children have fun – they will definitely like to make a bunch of cute Christmas reindeer, through which you will beautge a tree or outdoor decorations. Use either purchased blindfolds or cut them out of cardboard. The antlers are made of sticks and the ears are made of fleece, fillet or leather. 5 Al
the sheep will look great on the tree or Christmas decoration. Equip yourself with plenty of fillet sniping and a melting gun to start a merry creation. A hairy wire is ideal for feet.6 A b
it more laborious but really nice are the stars from the little cones. It's a chore to put on a wire – if you're a fan of purely natural decorations, the effort pays off.
And that's far from over! We have prepared for you another batch of beautiful decorations from cones not only for Christmas.