Next, it's time to cover up the foil with your nesting materials. I just used whatever I happened to have on hand; wool, dried moss, and feathers. I used the softer materials for the inside of the nest (fine moss and feathers), like a real bird would do. Use hot glue to attach these to the nest.
 The fun part is finding things to decorate your nest with to make it look extra pretty! I made vines by twisting floral tape into long ropes, then curling them around my pinkie to make curls. Yellow flowers really made the nest stand out. I embellished it with leaves and a few beads too.
Start by rolling plain white polymer clay into egg shapes in your hand, then follow the baking instructions on the package. Give them plenty of time to cool off before painting them.


Next, it's time to get your Ebrush and siphon kit out! Thin your gold paint a little with water before starting. Remember to clean your siphon well after using it.

I love pinecones! I love memories that I have as a child especially during the holiday season. We were of humble means and love to decorate with what was available. Pinecones were plentiful and made for some great crafting opportunities! So here with the inspiration of Craftwell's eBrush and tool kit are my Thanksgiving Dinner Place Holders. I will use these on my tablescape to add that home warmness I need so much!