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Snowball and Pine Cone Garland

A themed garland of snowballs and pine cones is just so natural and festive for holiday decor.  I made this garland with pine cones from my own yard, twine and a bag of felt snowballs.

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snowball pinecone garland

 

A couple of years ago I participated in a Christmas Tree blog hop and created a rustic themed Christmas tree and mantel display.  I never really shared everything I made at the time, including this snowball and pine cone garland I made for both the tree and the mantel. 

Since I plan to reuse the garland this year for my next themed tree – with lights added to it and some paint, I decided it was a great time to show you how I made this snowball and pine cone garland.

Snowball garland can be left up even after the holidays on the mantel.

 

plush snowballs

 

First, you need the faux felt or wool snowballs.  I was very fortunate to find this bag of snowballs at a local boutique store in my area.

 

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Wool dryer balls can also work for this project. 

This project is so simple but so pretty when it is done.

It only takes a roll of jute twine, the snowballs, and pine cones (mine were from my own yard that I cleaned and baked beforehand) and some hot glue.

 

snowball garland twine

 

Alternating between a snowballs and a pine cones in a random pattern, attach them to the twine using the hot glue.  I placed mine in equal distances along the length of twine. However you decide to create your own version is up to you.

I also like that my version has different sized snowballs and pine cones for a unique look.

Just have fun with it.

 

snowball garland on mantel

 

 

Of course you can purchase premade snowball garland just about anywhere on the internet.  I just like making things with my own personal style. 

In the end, I created 3 different garland snowball and pine cone garland strands.  A long one for the mantel, and two smaller ones for the Christmas tree.

 

snowball pine cone garland tree

 

This year I plan to use all of them on my mantel display but add fairy lights to them and will probably add white paint to the pinecones too.   I love it when I can find a way to reuse what I already have with just an updated twist.

Sneak Preview:  My mantel will be done in all white this year!

 

winter snowball garland

 

Other garlands I have made:

red white and blue garland fallleafgarland fall themed garland

 

snowball garland supplies

 

I hope you return for my holiday home tour at the end of November to see how I reuse and update this adorable garland for a new year.

Hugs,

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6 Comments

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  2. Donna,
    This is such a great idea…..It inspired me to think of taking it a step further and using evergreen garland to make a Winter garland since I do decorate for Winter and have a few of these snow balls that I bought on clearance…I pinned this so I would remember to do this after Christmas when I get out my Winter decorations….Thanks too for stopping by!!
    Hugs,
    Deb

    1. Glad you liked it. I plan to do an all white Christmas mantel that I can then just change out a bit for the whole winter. Can’t wait to see what you do.

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