Pine Cone Craft That Turns Into A Snake
This pine cone snake craft is one of my favorite pine cone crafts. You need minimal crafting supplies, it is budget friendly, and kids of all ages will love making this pine cone snake craft. Nature crafts are some of my favorite types of crafts!
Pine Cone Craft
This pine cone craft is neat, because it turns into a snake craft! It is perfect for preschoolers and toddlers.
It’s simple, colorful, and a great way to use pinecones. They’re cheap or if you’re lucky free (if you live near pines.)
Pine cone craft one after another. That’s what we do now. We can’t get enough of pine cones!
They are great natural craft supply for kids to work with. Pine cones, in general, are interesting things for little kids to play with.
They love the texture of them and the size of a pine cone is perfect for those little hands.
This pine cone snake craft is budget friendly as it only needs a handful of cheap craft supplies. It is perfect for toddlers, preschoolers, and even kindergarten kids. Young children and older kids will both love this craft.
Plus, it is great fine motor skills practice.
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Supplies Needed To Make This Pine Cone Craft:
- pine cones (we used 11)
- paint (we painted them with acrylic paint)
- some googly eyes
- a tongue
- twine
- glue
- scissors
How To This Make A Pine Cone Snake Craft
Step 1
Color the pine cones and let them dry.
Step 2
Then you can start tying them up with a rope. Fold the rope in half and place the pine cone in the middle. Tie it, making sure the rope is hidden between pine cone pieces in the lower part of the pine cone. Do the same with all the pine cones.
Step 3
Glue on googly eyes and tongue on the last pine cone.
Our Experience With This Fun and Colorful Pine Cone Snake Craft
Kids enjoyed coloring the pine cones in different colors. I helped by tying all of them with the rope. They placed the eyes and the tongue, I glued it on.
And now – it’s playtime! As always, we love when a craft turns into a toy for some imaginary play. It happens pretty often in our crafting world.
Easy pinecone crafts are our favorite, because I love that we can use natural materials from outside. This can double as a fall craft or a winter season craft since there are pine cones everywhere!
Turn Kids’ Pine Cone Craft Into A Pinecone Wreath
And if the kids are done playing with the pine cone snake you can easily transform this into a colorful holiday wreath to hang it on the door or in the kids’ room.
Follow the pinecone snake craft step by step. Just take take the googly eyes and the tongue off and tie the the end pine cones together with another rope.
Pine Cone Craft That Turns Into A Snake
Pine cone craft - snake. This fun project will turn into a toy for kids to play with. It has fun texture and a perfect size for little hands.
Materials
- pine cones (we used 11)
- paint (we painted them with acrylic paint)
- some googly eyesÂ
- a tongue
- twine
- glue
Tools
- scissors
Instructions
- Color the pine cones and let them dry.
- Then you can start tying them up with a rope. Fold the rope in half and place the pine cone in the middle. Tie it, making sure the rope is hidden between pine cone pieces in the lower part of the pine cone. Do the same with all the pine cones.
- Glue on googly eyes and tongue on the last pine cone.
More Pine Cone Crafts From Kids Activities Blog
Love this simple craft? We have more! Like a pinecone bird feeder. All of these can double as a great preschool fall craft. Each art project uses pine cones that can be used to learn, create, and to make pine cone decorations.
- Use pine cones to makes they woodland fairies!
- Pine cones make great birds! How cute!
- You can make scented pine cones to make your house smell amazing!
- Want another simple pine cone craft? Use pine cones to feed the birds with this pine cone bird feeder.
- You can also use pine cones in your sensory bin.
- They also can be used to make pine cone ornaments.
Did you try this pine cone craft? How did it turn out? Let us know in the comments, we’d love to hear from you.
