Acorno Acorns now has wooden acorns for sale at www.Acorno.com/woodenacorns/index.html You can purchase wooden acorns for craft and display projects. Wooden acorns make excellent wedding displays and fun craft projects. Our unfinished wooden acorns are $1 each. Acorno ships wooden acorns to anywhere in the USA and Canada.
Baiting Deer with Acorns
June 25th, 2010In August and September you will want to order acorns from www.Acorno.com for deer baiting. Keep your acorns in a cool dry place. You will want to start ‘baiting’ the deer in your hunting area. In the fall, deer will be searching for food before winter and feeding heavily. Focus on a particular feeding spot close to your hunting spot. Get the deer accustomed to coming to this spot to feed. You can purchase a trail cam unit for around $300 to make sure the deer are coming to your feeding spot to eat the acorns. Acorns are the best bait to use for deer. Deer love acorns. They search for them in the fall and they will find your acorns. A trail cam will help you make sure the deer are eating your acorns, not the squirrels. Start with 10 pounds of acorns and then increase the amount of acorns depending on how often the deer visit and how much they eat. Hunters usually order 1,000 lbs of acorns from us and this lasts the season to catch a nice buck or 2. Deer prefer White Oak Acorns and Black Oak Acorns, but will eat Red Oak Acorns if nothing else is available.
Acorn Napkin Ring Craft Project
June 25th, 2010Tools and Materials
Acorn caps and nuts
22-gauge wire, cut into two 16-inch pieces
Floral tape
Seam binding
Drill
Wood glue
Making an Acorn Napkin Ring How-To
1. Drill two holes through two acorn caps, one on either side of the stem. Starting on the outside of the acorn cap, insert one end of a wire length through a hole, then back through the opposite hole. Twist wire together. Repeat with second acorn and length of wire.
2. Glue nuts to caps with wood glue and wrap one wire with floral tape. Repeat for the other wire. Hold both wires together so the acorns are facing opposite directions. Wrap together with tape. Wrap again with seam binding, using a dab of glue to hold the binding in place. Bend into a ring to form napkin holder.
Acorn Frame Craft Project
June 25th, 2010Acorn Frame
Tools and Materials
Acorn caps in varied sizes
Wood glue
Flat wooden frame with 2- to 3-inch border
Making an Acorn Frame How-To
1. Rub away any dirt from the acorn caps with a damp cloth. Determine where you’ll place the acorns by laying them out on the frame. Apply wood glue to the edges of the caps and attach to the frame. Let dry for at least one hour.
Fall Acorn Magnets Craft Project
June 25th, 2010Fall Acorn Magnets Craft Project
After leaf crunching and turkey making, there’s still a few projects we’re making for Fall. These Acorn Magnets are perfect for displaying the Fall craft projects the kids have made at school.
§ acorns
§ magnets – they now sell these strong neodymium magnets at Walmart or other craft stores, or you can get them online. You can use the regular black magnets too.
§ hot glue gun – for the adult to use
Collect your acorns. Hot glue them (an adult) to a magnet. Let dry and cool. Attach to the fridge! (If the tops fall off, or if a top doesn’t come with a bottom, just hot glue it back together.)
We also couldn’t resist drawing faces on these acorns to make our little family. This Fall Acorn Craft will soon be turned into magnets themselves.
Acorn Wreath Craft Project
June 25th, 2010Acorn Wreath Craft Project
What you’ll need:
- Acorns
- Wicker wreath
- Hot glue gun
- Glue sticks
- Newspaper
- Flowers or other decoration
How to make it:
1. First, spread the newspaper on a flat surface.
2. Lay your wreath down flat.
3. Heat your glue gun.
4. Next, starting in the middle of the wreath, begin gluing the bottom of the acorn. Place the glued part of the acorn in the middle of the wreath and stand the acorn straight up.
5. Make one row in a straight line going all the way around the wreath.
6. Repeat the process from top to bottom with the wreath still laying flat.
7. Then decorate with flowers, bows, or even holiday ornaments. Be sure not to leave any open spaces except in the back. The back of the wreath shouldn’t have any acorns on it so when you lay it down it is flat.
Tips:
- A wreath hanger is recommended because it is very heavy.
Acorn Family Craft Project
June 25th, 2010Acorn Family Craft Project
Materials:
- Acorns or wooden acorns from craft store
- Acrylic paints
- Paint brush
- Pencil
- Option: 6 inches heavyweight thread and white glue
Directions:
If you are using wooden acorns, paint the bottom half brown. Paint the tops of acorns another color, maybe each family member’s favorite color. When bottom half is dried, paint on a simple face. To make very thin tiny lines, try using a very sharp pencil instead of a paintbrush. Just dip pencil tip into paint and lightly draw on acorn. When all the paint is dried, you can display your acorn family in a candy dish. If you wish to use your acorns as a hanging ornament, put a small drop of glue on top part of acorn. Knot the ends of thread together and press knot into the glue drop on acorn. Let dry.
_www.RawHazelnuts.com and _www.RawBrazilnuts.com
June 10th, 2010Acorno Acorns www.Acorno.com is announcing the launch of 3 new nut selling websites. We will be selling raw hazelnuts at www.RawHazelnuts.com Hazelnuts from Oregon are delicious in and out of the shell. Our Hazelnuts are premium Hazelnuts for sale. www.RawHazelnuts.com sells Hazelnuts by the pound. www.RawBrazilnuts.com sells premium organic Brazil Nuts. These rich Brazil nuts are sure to please your palette. You can order raw Brazil nuts out of the shell online and have them shipped to your door in the USA and Canada. www.BlackWalnuts.net plans to sell Black Walnut nut meat and Black Walnuts in the shell. Look for fresh Black Walnuts this fall online at www.BlackWalnuts.net www.HickoryNuts.net will be selling Shagbark Hickory Nuts and Shellbark Hickory Nuts starting this September 2010. Look for our delicious Hickory nuts online. Hickory Nuts are a favorite of people and animals.
Squirrel Food
June 8th, 2010Whether you have a pet squirrel or squirrels in your yard, squirrels love acorns. If you have Oak trees nearby producing acorns, then you will have squirrels nearby. Squirrels are never far from the Oak trees. They know when to gather acorns, hide acorns, and recover acorns. Squirrels hide acorns only to dig them up after winter, when the last snow falls. Squirrels often gather acorns to store in their tree homes to feed on all winter. Acorns are the best and most healthy food for squirrels.
Acorno Acorns www.Acorno.com has been selling Northern Red Oak, Southern Red Oak Acorns, and Black Oak Acorns for years to pet squirrel owners and people with squirrels in their yards. Sometimes it is best to feed the squirrels in your yard to keep them out of your garden and other areas you want the squirrels out of. Squirrels will always be around looking for squirrel food, so keep them well fed and they may stay out of the areas of your yard that you’d rather not see them in.



