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Laura1976
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Laura
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Pine cones
anyone know if michaels sells non scented ones?
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Posted 11/7/10 9:40 AM  |
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Sherwood
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Re: Pine cones
I dont think so...I tried to find them there (and other places) and was never able to. If you find them somewhere, please let me know!
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| Posted 11/8/10 8:25 AM |
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BnBdreamin
Gonna be a BIG Bro in April!
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Denise
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Re: Pine cones
The Bayard Cutting Arboretum has tons of unscented pine cones!  A few varieties too!
I collected a bunch to do a pinecone birdfeeder craft table at our Halloween party and it was a big hit.
I also get them from the medians up the block from me when I walk. I add them with my Christmas tree cuttings to decorate my front porch.
Not sure what you need them for but try to "borrow" them from nature, for free. I've never had a bug issue for indoor use.
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| Posted 11/8/10 10:56 AM |
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Sherwood
LIF Adult
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Re: Pine cones
Posted by BnBdreamin
Not sure what you need them for but try to "borrow" them from nature, for free. I've never had a bug issue for indoor use.
Good to know- this has always been my fear about bringing them in from the outside.
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| Posted 11/8/10 12:39 PM |
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Laura1976
Member since 5/05 5754 total posts
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Laura
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Re: Pine cones
Posted by Sherwood
Posted by BnBdreamin
Not sure what you need them for but try to "borrow" them from nature, for free. I've never had a bug issue for indoor use.
Good to know- this has always been my fear about bringing them in from the outside.
me too! need them to hold placecards for thanksgiving dinner.
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| Posted 11/8/10 1:26 PM |
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BnBdreamin
Gonna be a BIG Bro in April!
Member since 10/06 5913 total posts
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Denise
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Re: Pine cones
Posted by Laura1976
Posted by Sherwood
Posted by BnBdreamin
Not sure what you need them for but try to "borrow" them from nature, for free. I've never had a bug issue for indoor use.
Good to know- this has always been my fear about bringing them in from the outside.
me too! need them to hold placecards for thanksgiving dinner.
If you get good ones, nice and sturdy, you can shake them in a mesh beach bag or even soak them and sit them out to dry. To be sure, place them at the top of the place setting and not on the plate.
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| Posted 11/8/10 2:31 PM |
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