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Super easy tutorial on how to make a Snow Covered Garland. First, we are going to flock some large pinecones with Epsom salt to create this beautiful holiday garland. This project is one of my favorites from my Christmas crafts collection.
It was love at first sight when saw this garland! I knew I could snazzy it up by adding a little snow! Flocked decor is popular this year, and today I am going to show you a couple of easy ways to get that fresh snow covered look onto your decor.
This is another super easy project from #fabulouslyfestive for JoAnn Fabrics Celebrate the Season Campaign. If you missed the first one, click to check out my Gold Feather Stocking here.
Snow Covered Garland Holiday Decor
- 1 Holiday Traditions Pine Garland (on a rope)
- 2 Large Pine Cones
- 1 Holiday Traditions Jingle Bell Hanger
- Spray on Buffalo Snow or other faux snow
- Jute twine
- Epsom Salt,
- Mod Podge decoupage medium
- Sponge applicator
Snow Flocked Pine Cones:
Pour Epsom Salt into a large bowl.
Heavily apply the Mod Podge decoupage medium to the top and edges of the pine cone with a sponge applicator.
Dip the pine cone into the Epsom Salt and roll it around to cover all the decoupage medium. Let it dry for 24 hours. Shake loose the excess salt from the cone.
Hang your garland. Take the bells off of the Jingle Bell Hanger.
Add a small piece of twine to attach the bells. and tie it to the garland.
Take a piece of twine and stick it in between pine cone layers and tie it to the garland. Take your garland outside and spray with the Buffalo Spray Snow. And that’s it! Super easy and so pretty!
You can get all the items listed above to make your Snow Covered Garland for your Holiday Decor at your local JoAnn Fabrics store or online~
Have a look at JoAnns Celebrate the Season Holiday Page for more festive ideas!
And to get you into the Holiday Spirit
Check out this year’s JoAnn Fabrics
Simply Creative Christmas Holiday Booklet
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More Christmas Crafts:
- Buffalo Plaid Christmas Forest Entryway
- Boho Flocked Christmas Tree
- Gilded Agate Slice Ornament
- Gingerbread Chalkboard Box Houses from My Pinterventures
Must-Have Christmas Resources:
- Flock in a Box Flocking Powder
- Snow Blower Aerosol Spray
- Snow Blower Flocking Machine
- Pine Flocked Garland
See more of my Holiday Projects~
Mary Wilson says
Does the salt application stay on the pincones or flake off like flocked branches and cones?
Kim says
I did this project 3 + years ago and mine still look as good as the day I did them. They are stored in my cool basement though. If you use enough glue you will get a good hold on the salt.
Kim
Noreen Gamble says
Your epson salt with Mod Podge combo on pine cones worked brilliantly… Thank you!!!!!!
Kim says
Oh great glad to help! You welcome!
Kim
Kelly says
Question for you all…I heard from another Epsom salt user, after a frw weeks the salt evaporated and turned it blue/greenish? Did tou notice any color discoloration?
Kim says
Hi Kelly,
I made these a few years ago and the pinecones look just as good as when I made them. I do store them in a cool basement. Perhaps a hot attic could cause them to change like that. I have not seen or heard of this happening. I hope this helps.
Kim
Holly says
I love this garland! It turned out perfect!
Jennifer Dawn says
What a fun project! Such a pretty garland!
le chateau des fleurs Isabelle Thornton says
This is very cute and great tutorial!
Cynthia says
This is an adorable idea! You can add this snow to just about any decoration. Thank you for linking to the In and Out of the Kitchen Link Party. Hope to see you next week.
Deonna Wade says
It’s Deonna from the Child at Heart blog! Thank you so much for linking up at the Merriest Blog Hop! I can’t wait to see all of your holiday ideas this month! The epsom salts really do look like snow…I think I have some in there that even smell good so that’s an added bonus! Might have to try this even for after Christmas
JaneEllen says
Such a beautiful garland, all the natural pretty things on it. The bells are so cute, haven’t seen any of those. I have lots of bells but can’t get to them darn it. Love to use them for so many decorating projects during the holiday season. Your Garland is perfect. Happy holidays
Christy L says
This is beautiful! 🙂 I’m a new FB and Twitter follower stopping by from Moonlight and Mason jars!
Yana says
Very cool in the truest sense of the word!
Kim says
Beautiful pine cones, and the look of snow is perfect! What a great idea, using the bath salts. Good job!
Christmas blessings,
Kim
laurie says
Soooo pretty, Kim! Gotta love that Buffalo Snow! Although I’ve never heard it called that before. I’m more familiar with Santa Snow. lolol!
xoxo laurie
Crystal says
‘Buffalo Snow’ is a brand name
Meegan says
I love the look of a pine cone garland! The salts look great on the pine cones. Great job Kim.
Elena says
This garland came out beautifully :o) I just pinned and tweeted! I found you via Pin It Monday! Hope you’re having a great Tuesday and happy holidays!
Elena
niki 365daysofcrafts.com says
I love how simple and elegant it is.
Amy W says
Your garland looks so stunning! I love how you attached evergreen boughs to it, too. I’d love for you to stop by our Link It or Lump It party and share with everyone.
Diane Weeks says
Hi Kim,
Such a beautiful garland!! I love the rustic with the greenery. Thanks for the idea for the pinecones.
Blessings,Diane
AnnMarie says
I love this! A project for next year….pinned! Visiting from Make it Pretty Monday
carolinaheartstrings says
That is beautiful. You did a great job. Thanks for sharing it.
Denise... on a whim says
This is super cute, Kim!
Lindsay @Artsy-Fartsy Mama says
Love the garland! So pretty!!
Melanie says
Those look awesome! Great craft idea!