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Pinecone Candle Holder Tutorial

October 11, 2011 by SandraW

Here’s a beautiful pinecone candle holder project from Crissy’s Crafts. She mentioned her daughter gave her a few pinecones and it brought back fond memories. I remember how our family spray painted pinecones with gold paint and hung them on the Christmas tree.

Crissy inspired me to hunt my own pinecones down. I saw them at the craft store, but it seems crazy to pay for them!

I love how she created the base of this candle holder with an aluminum pop can! It would be pretty painted with gold or metallic paint as well. See Pinecone Candle Holder for full supply list and instructions.

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DIY Bandana Bib Tutorial: A Stylish and Practical Accessory for Little Ones

If you’re on the hunt for a cute and practical DIY project for your baby or toddler, look no further than this Bandana Bib tutorial from Sweet Red Poppy. This project combines style and function in a way that makes it an essential accessory for any little one.

The tutorial walks you through the process of creating a simple, yet adorable, bandana bib that’s perfect for catching drool and adding a pop of color to your baby’s outfit. It’s made from soft fabrics, which makes it comfortable for babies to wear all day long without causing irritation. The best part? It’s adjustable with snaps, ensuring a secure fit as your baby grows.

This project is not only great for practical use but also makes for an excellent handmade gift. Whether you’re gifting it to a new parent or making a set of them for your little one, these bibs are super quick and easy to make, even for beginners. The step-by-step guide makes it simple to follow, and with endless fabric possibilities, you can easily match it to any outfit or occasion.

Bandana bibs also come in handy for teething babies, as they can absorb drool while keeping your baby stylish. Plus, they make for great photo opportunities—who doesn’t love a cute baby in a trendy bandana bib?

If you’re looking for a project that’s as cute as it is useful, this Bandana Bib tutorial is perfect. Click here for the full tutorial and start making these adorable bibs for your little one!

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