The perfect present topper and centerpiece is under the trees. Take a walk with the kids to collect pine cones to make naturally beautiful holiday trimmings.
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With adult assistance, collect several fallen pine cones. Wash your hands.
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Spread newspaper on your work area and keep paper towels handy. Paint pine cones with Crayola® Washable Kid's Paint and So Big Brushes. (Crayola Premier Tempera comes in metallic gold and silver.) Dry overnight.
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Add Crayola Glitter Glue for holiday sparkles. Dry overnight.
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Tie cones together with ribbon. Use them as bows for special gifts, add to a wreath, or arrange as a centerpiece.
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