Nature Crafts for Adults: Celebrate the Simple Beauty of Nature!

Want an idea of something to add to your rustic garden? Make a beautiful birdhouse with twigs and moss. This is so inexpensive to make. It would look great with a spring mantel too!

A grapevine wreath is the base for this project. Since you use fresh cornstalks, you will need to toss them at the end of the season. Just reuse the grapevine base for your next wreath!

Learn how to make a pinecone wreath the easy way! This is a perfect project for the holidays, and goes with a variety of decor styles.

Turn a birch log into a ring box! You could add a couple more lines for multiple rings if you like.

Learn how to make the easiest autumn garland EVER! This fall garland is done and on your mantel in three steps.

Learn how to bring the outdoors in with these modern, minimal DIY twig triangle wreaths. It's a great craft to do with the kiddos, too!

Find out how to turn found shells and tealight candles into these adorable seashell candles!

These leaf stamped napkins are an easy and low-cost way to add a bit of the outdoors to your dining table this fall. They are really easy to make using a rolling pin.

For this twig craft, you're going to want to make sure that the branches are flexible. This is so you can bend them into the heart shapes easily! This is cute for Valentine's Day, but you can use all year.

Preserve the beauty of nature with these uniquely crafted, pressed flower pieces of jewelry. Use Mod Podge Resin to add a touch of flair to a wardrobe or give as a gift to the jewelry lover in your life.

Gather magnolia leaves and pine cones for some DIY door decor. This wreath is beautiful, and would work for both the fall and winter seasons!

Plywood, wheat stalks and a little glue is all you need for this modern autumn wall hanging. Find out how to dry wheat and add a unique touch of nature to your home.

Learn how to drill a hole in a shell so you can make seashell jewelry! After you drill the hole, let your imagination run wild with fun ideas.

Create your own whimsical snowman door decoration this holiday season using a mix of supplies found in nature (such as hanging mulberry vines and sprigs of cedar) as well as a few items from your crafting stash.

Learn how to make a DIY flower tote with real flowers! This is also a fun craft for kids, and makes a great gift.

Take a cheap plastic pail and attach acorns with hot glue. It makes a big impact, and I love the natural look on a dime.

Claire created a few different scallop shell ring holders. She painted the top, decoupaged napkins on the bottom and added little plastic sea creatures to hold some rings.

Use Mod Podge on clay in this gift tag project, that works well for place settings as well. Perfect for fall and SO easy to make.

Press some of your favorite flowers and then use Mod Podge to create some beautiful framed art! The Mod Podge will keep them from crumbling and they'll last for years.

This white twig wreath is easy to assemble and practically screams 'winter'! The twigs were from the backyard, so this wreath was also inexpensive to make.

Use paint to turn found pine cones into pretty realistic looking succulents! This project shows them as part of some wall art, but you could also arrange them in a bowl for decoration.

Take a dollar store frame and make it perfect for fall with real acorns. This is one of the easiest acorn crafts you’ll ever do.

If you're looking for last minute DIY Christmas table decorations, this is your project! Fresh cedar clippings and real cranberries come together in minutes to create these super simple luminaries.

A hot glue gun, pistachio shells, and green paint is all you need for this craft. I can't believe how real they look!

This is a fun craft idea for any age! Create a loom out of twigs and twine. Then weave in your favorite found items from nature.

Learn how to make pressed leaf pendants with real dried leaves! You can make beautiful jewelry with this simple to follow tutorial.

Do you like the look of rustic wood? This DIY wood slice centerpiece is rustic and adds a beautiful statement wherever you place it. It would look good on a dining table, coffee table, side table, and more. You could use LEDs as well!

Inspired by some wall art at Home Depot, Michelle made her own version that looks just as good but is much less expensive! Learn how to make this super cool DIY pressed fern wall art.

Have the kids help with some fun decor. They can paint acorns and group them in a vase or bowl.

Rustic home decor makes any space cozier! This easy, inexpensive twig frame uses simple, affordable and easy to find supplies like twigs and twine.

Find out how to paint pine cones and then create this angel wing wall art. This would look great for Christmas, but definitely could be kept up year-round!

Make your own funky summer bangle bracelets using found shells, coral, and resin. Stacey didn't set out to make these, but it was definitely a great change in plans—I love that!

These are perfect for fall! Find out how to make 'flowers' out of pinecones and use them to decorate mason jars.

Bring the beautiful colors of fall into your home by repurposing fallen leaves from your yard!

These bookmarks with dried flowers are a great beginner resin project you can do in an afternoon, and are even great for little ones to try (with adult assistance)!

I would have guessed that the heads on these pine cone angel ornaments were wooden beads—nope! You have to check out this tutorial to see how easy they are to make.

You won’t believe that these acorns are made from old Easter eggs! l also love the addition of pine cone pieces for a variation on a crafting classic.

Pruning some trees? Don't forget to save some branches for cake stands! These are perfect for outdoor festivities.