Pinecones, berries and cypress are usually easy to find, and when clustered atop a wrapped present, they add the perfect touch of nature.
By Camille StylesMore in Decorating
Buff Strickland
Pinecones are seasonally appropriate and are practically everywhere this time of year. If you’re unable to find any in your own backyard, head to the craft store for a faux version that’s as good as the real thing. Use hot glue to piece two pinecones together, and use this as a base on which to apply smaller elements.
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