Christmas Fabric Pine Cone Tutorial.

[@southsidebaptistchurchmans2391]

Lovely tutorial, thank you!

[@danajanis5750]

Those look so fun thanks for sharing

[@richardandjanjarvis3861]

Beautiful and simple. looks like fun. I will have to try it. thank you. Merry Christmas.

[@mariasplace2302]

Merry Christmas to you, too! Thank you for your kind comment and hope you enjoy making your pinecone.

[@carolynthomas5534]

Thank you. You brought me a fond memories. My mother used to make them.

[@mariasplace2302]

I love to hear that, my mother made them too. Thank you for watching!

[@ronniex8994]

I just found your channel and love this tutorial! I will definitely try this out this weekend! Thank you so much for sharing. 😊

[@mariasplace2302]

Thank you for sharing; I hope you enjoy making your ornaments. I find it a really therapeutic activity. Maria

[@markfrey678]

I just saw your taturial i really like the way you did them i have made them before but you gave me some idea's specially the top there fun to do i also are makeing Christmas trees with the same concept

[@mariasplace2302]

Thank you for your comment. I am so glad you got new ideas! Your Christmas trees sound lovely. Happy crafting 😊

[@anniejones5204]

Wow this tutorial is so easy to follow,i shall be making some of these 😊thanku

[@mariasplace2302]

That's great, you'll enjoy it, it's a very therapeutic craft. We'd love to see a photo of your finished ornament!

[@catherinetrollip1311]

❤like the way you make your Christmas roll boll do you glue them or pin them it very good ❤❤

[@mariasplace2302]

They are pinned, no glue involved. 😊

[@kb80550]

Lovely project, and I love your accent :>)

[@mariasplace2302]

Thank you so much! I hope you have a go at making a pinecone yourself too :)

[@almamiller-c4v]

I cant tell if you are using smooth or Rough styrofoam rough is easier to push the pins.

[@mariasplace2302]

Hi, I use smooth styrofoam, as I find that the pins stay in better. And a thimble for the finger for pushing the pins in.

[@sandraw8706]

What size egg is it please?

[@mariasplace2302]

Hi Sandra, thank you for your question. The eggs I used in the video are 8 cm, 3.15 inches high, that's perfect for 2" squares. If you use a smaller egg, 1 3/4" squares are fine and likewise, if you use a bigger egg, make them 2 1/4". Maria