I get this:
You know have a problem when you get excited that your parents have sent you a box of acorn tops thru the mail. I'm sure we have them here in MN, but it's funnier now that I know how they were collected. My mom and her friend would stuff them in their pockets when they walked in the morning. lol. Hope this does you proud mom! :)
I had found this cute blog and they had done this little craft.
From DIY Louisville (click for how-to pics)
You need: acorn top, small fabric circle sized according to how large or small your acorn top is, needle, thread, stuffing, hot glue gun
Sew a running stitch around your circle, stuff with stuffing, pull thread to cinch closed and knot, use hot glue around the entire acorn top, attach. For the burlap, I didn’t sew the top at all. I simply filled the circle with stuffing, pinched everything tight, and glued the acorn top in place.
Here is the final result of the couple that I did. I didn't sew them at all. I just twisted, smashed and glued. I think they would be super cute on the T-Day table! I also think they look like macaroons....;)
I love me some squishy acorns.
lol- Oh proud I am!! You are amazing!! I never really paid attention to acorn tops until you mentioned it. Just think of those busy busy squirrels taking the acorn apart! They must be mighty strong!!
ReplyDeleteI am sure that if I look deep in the pockets of my coat there may be a few more 'lurking' and wanting to come visit you in MN.
Cute Cute!!
You never know what I will have you do next...
DeleteYay! They turned out so cute!
ReplyDeleteI'm glad you were able to use our tutorial - thanks for linking back to us. I think I'll use your method of skipping the stitching next time. I know it will save tons of time! I'm going to share this with our Facebook readers.
julee @ diylouisville.blogspot.com
Julee I am a lazy crafter. Lol. Love your blog and follow it on Bloglovin too!
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