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Step 1: Pour Glue onto one of the plates and roll the pine-cone in the glue.
Step 2: Either poke holes in the top of the sand art container, or add the sand to the glitter container.
Step 3: Sit the glue cover pine cone on a new paper plate, and shake the sand/glitter mixture over the pine cone.
Step 4: Let the Pine Cone dry for 3-5 minutes, then shake off excess sand/glitter mixture onto plate. Use the plate to pour the remaining of the sand/glitter back into the container to do the next one.
I made these with my niece, it was so simple and I use them to decorate the table, with a gingerbread house I decorated with my niece as well. Feel free to comment the blog with photos of your pinecones and what you did with them. I would love to see.
-Felicity
Download the PDF: Decorative-PineCones
A fellow student in my Principle of Chemistry Class, was discussing his disappoints in the way the class was setup and how our professor was going about teaching the class. In his rambling, there was one that he said that stuck out to me, “Chemistry hasn’t changed over the years, our understanding of it has…” He used that to make a fairly different point than what I am about to make.
God is the same yesterday, today and forever, our understanding of who He is changes, He remains the same.
God created the heavens and the earth, and we have created so many other things and studies to understand all that God has created, such as Chemistry, the way the atoms were in the beginning of the created universe has not changed but our understanding has…