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Easy Fall Craft: Acorn Mobile
By Shanti Nordholt-McPhee, Twig and Toadstool
Nov 4, 2014
With our first snowfall soon to come, we decided now is the time to do our nature collecting for our winter crafting. We found plenty of acorns on our autumn harvest and decided to create a sweet acorn mobile to enjoy all winter long.
For this you will need:
- acorn caps
- beads
- jewelry wire (we found ours at the local dollar store)
- glue gun and glue
- a stick
To begin:
Glue your beads to your acorn caps.
Decide how long you want your acorn caps to dangle. Cut your wire. Wrap your wire around the stem of the acorn.
Wrap your wire around the top of the branch to hang your acorn cap.
When all your acorn creations have been hung, attach a long piece of wire to the stick for hanging. Hang somewhere for all to enjoy the autumn beauty.
Shanti Nordholt-McPhee
Read more from Shanti here.
Shanti Nordholt-McPhee is one half of the blog Twig and Toadstool. The blog is primarily a natural based craft blog that she created with the help of her friend Maureen. They create beautiful crafts made out of natural and beautiful materials, things that are inspired by Mother Nature, embellished with glitter, whimsy and imagination! Shanti is a mother of two beautiful girls, ages eight and eleven, and she feels fortunate enough to live in a part of Eastern Ontario where she is surrounded by the beauty of the natural world and part of a community of parents who encourage creativity and JOY!
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