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Holiday Crafting: Pinecone Hedgehogs

By: Melissa Caughey

Add these woodland critters crafted from natural materials to your holiday decor this year.

Add a touch of whimsy to your holiday decor with these pinecone hedgehogs crafted entirely from natural materials.
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Craft These Holiday Hedgehogs

Add a touch of whimsy to your holiday decor with these pinecone hedgehogs crafted entirely from natural materials.

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For this craft, you will need: 3 pinecones/ birch bark/ eucalyptus pods/ peppercorns (optional)/sharp scissors/ hot glue gun and glue/
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Gather Your Supplies

For this craft, you will need: 3 pinecones /birch bark /eucalyptus pods /peppercorns (optional) /sharp scissors /hot glue gun and glue

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Begin by cutting the bark into a half moon shape.
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Start with the Nose

Begin by cutting the bark into a half moon shape.

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Roll the bark into a shape like so. Be sure it is wide enough to fit on the front of the pinecone. Leave a small opening on the tip for the nose too.
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Create a Cone

Roll the bark into a shape like so. Be sure it is wide enough to fit on the front of the pinecone. Leave a small opening on the tip for the nose too.

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Hot glue the cone together to look like so.
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Glue it Together

Hot glue the cone together to look like so.

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Glue a eucalyptus pod into the nose cone.
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A Eucalyptus Nose

Glue a eucalyptus pod into the hole in the tip of the cone.

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Cut a bark circle approximately 1 1/2 inches round. Cut a slit to the center of the circle. At the slit,curl the circle onto itself and hot glue it into place like so. Repeat the process to form the second ear.
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Make the Ears

Cut a bark circle approximately 1 1/2 inches round. Cut a slit to the center of the circle. At the slit, curl the circle onto itself and hot glue it into place like so. Repeat the process to form the second ear.

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Hot glue the nose and ears into place on the pinecone like so.
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Embellish the Pinecone

Hot glue the nose and ears into place on the pinecone like so.

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If you'd like to add some eyes, might I suggest peppercorns.
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Peppercorn Eyes

If you'd like to add some eyes, might I suggest peppercorns.

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