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Acorns
When I think of fall, acorns are the first thing that come to mind. I love seeing them scattered about because the possibilities of how they can be used seem endless. Here are a few great projects that show you how to use one of nature’s cutest craft supply!

  • On eHow, read about a great tip on drying and preserving acorns that you gather for use in all of your projects.
  • Leave it to Martha Stewart to come up with two simple and beautiful projects for your table and wall.
  • Make and Takes has a super easy but adorable project to help keep you organized.
  • Over at Family Fun, find a project perfect for kids (and adults)!
  • Yours ‘Til Niagara Falls shows how to make pin cushions using acorn caps: a perfect fall afternoon craft.

Nature gives us some of the greatest materials. You can enjoy a stroll in this gorgeous weather and go “shopping” for craft supplies at the same time! Have you made any projects using acorns or other fall materials? I would love to hear more ideas and see pictures. Please feel free to leave them in the comments.

[Image by knitting iris via Flickr Creative Commons]



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3 Responses to Fall Crafting: Acorns

  1. Lynn says:

    These are all very cute, but I have to say, I think mine is even cuter. I came up with it last Christmas and made these cute little guys with acorn caps because I didn’t know about how to keep the acorns from going “bad.” (Thanks for that info.) I don’t usually try to put links in a comment, but this is an exception! http://www.celebrategreen.net/blog/uncategorized/easy-petit-people-for-ornaments-and-decor

  2. Maria Dryden says:

    Those are pretty darn adorable, thanks for the link!

  3. [...] scenery. Anything tiny is perfect, whether it’s little fairy figurines or acorn cap teacups, or the dinosaur and pony toys that my own children prefer. Also think about adding natural [...]

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