Make Pine Cone Christmas Angels: Low Cost & Easy!
Today I’m going to show you how to make a sweet pine cone Christmas angel with a few simple materials that you may find you already have on hand.
I started making these angels years ago and I like to hang them on my cupboard door knobs at the holidays.
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Materials to Make Pine Cone Angels

Materials:
- Pine cone (for body)
- Silk leaves (2, any shape, for wings)
- 1″ Wooden ball or bead (for head)
- Gold cord or 1/4″ ribbon (about 2″ long, for halo)
- Gold ribbon (for neck & back)
- Gold thread or wire (for hanger)
- Gold spray paint
- Sand paper
- Hot glue gun
How to Make Pine Cone Angels
Step 1
Spray your pine cone, leaves, and wooden ball gold paint.
Step 2
Use sand paper to flatten out the end of your pine cone so the head will sit as flat as possible.
Step 3
Attach the head to the pine cone using hot glue. (Note: The head you see below happens to be a gold mesh covered styrofoam ball that I had handy.)

Step 4
Attach the wings to the back of the pine cone body, with hot glue.
Step 5
Attach a gold cord or ribbon loop to the back of the angel, near where the wings meet.
Step 6
Make a small bow with your gold ribbon; attach bow (as shown above) to the point where the two wings meet on the back (to give it a more finished look).

You could also glue on a button rather than a bow.

Step 7
Tie a bow around your angel’s neck.

Alternatively, you could tie a piece of gold cord around the angel’s neck for a simpler look.

Step 8
Make a circle with the gold cord or ribbon, connect the ends with hot glue. Once cool, attach your halo to the back of the head with your glue gun, so it looks like the picture above.
Completed Pine Cone Angels



A Variation
You can vary the look of these angels by choosing different types of pine cones and embellishments.






I really love all the natural elements you used to make this angel. So pretty! Thanks for sharing at TTF!
Thank you for your kind words, Linda!
Really nice!
Thank you, Diane!
Dianna, what kind of tree did these little pine cones come from? The only ones I’ve seen here in Florida are either huge or medium size that are really heavy. We visit Ohio every couple of years and by knowing the name of the tree, I might be able to find some either in Ohio or on the way. These angels are absolutely adorable!
Once more, thank you!
Jeri
I made angels with pine cones years ago and painted them gold. Sometimes I used hazel nuts as their heads.
Great idea Janet!