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I couldn’t resist making these! These were super easy to do and I have a wordless tutorial and a few pretty pictures!
This would be a fun and easy craft with kids. I found the pom-pom trim and star stickers at Michael’s. I will also add some online resources for other trims and materials. As always, your comments make my day! Thank you for reading!
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So cute!! And those star puffies! Adorable to the max.
Hi Amy! I’ve had the star stickers for a little while and was dying to use them ;)
These are adorable. I love the trims you chose. I really need to make these with my kids.
So sweet.
Stopping by to let you know I am featuring your Sweet Pine Cones tomorrow in my Christmas & Holiday Linky Feature #!! Thanks for linking up!
Kim
Hello Kim! Thank you for featuring my project on your linky feature! I’ll be looking forward to your post ;) You made my day!
Congrats on the feature on Made in a Day! I see we were featured together! :)
Hello Erin! I just checked out your craft and I’m impressed with such detailed work you did on the burlap fabric! I’m seriously excited about Made in a day feature ;) Thank for visiting my blog and I’m following you on bloglovin so I’ll see you in the blogosphere ;)
Awe I want to make these this year. It is so simple but they are such elegant little pinecone trees. Sweet. Thanks for sharing.
Hello! Thank you for featuring my post :)