| Cinnamon Applesauce Ornaments Free Craft Project ~ Compliments of Craft At Home |
Material:
Cinnamon
Apple Sauce
Craft Glue
Cookie Cutters (cut by hand if you like)
Ribbon
Toothpick
How to:
Mix equal amounts of apple sauce and cinnamon and add 1 teaspoon of craft glue for every cup of
applesauce. Mix all the ingredients until you have a firm but wet dough. You can add small amounts of
cinnamon if your dough is too wet. If you like you can substitute small amounts of cinnamon for a little
nutmeg or ground cloves.
Roll out your dough to at least 1/4 inch thickness (less than this will make your ornaments a little weak and
they break easily) and cut shapes with cookie cutters. With a toothpick, poke a hole at the top of each
ornament that is large enough for a ribbon to be pulled through.
Place these on a cooling rack or tray to dry completely. Depending on how large your ornaments are, drying
could take a couple of days. Don't touch your ornaments as they are drying.
Once your ornaments are dry and if there are a few rough edges, you can easily remove the roughness with
a little fine sandpaper. Sand your ornaments gently, it doesn't take much to remove the little edges.
Tie a ribbon through the hole and if you like you can paint these ornaments or add a little glitter. Be sure not
to cover the entire ornament with paint or the wonderful scent will be lost.
Cinnamon
Apple Sauce
Craft Glue
Cookie Cutters (cut by hand if you like)
Ribbon
Toothpick
How to:
Mix equal amounts of apple sauce and cinnamon and add 1 teaspoon of craft glue for every cup of
applesauce. Mix all the ingredients until you have a firm but wet dough. You can add small amounts of
cinnamon if your dough is too wet. If you like you can substitute small amounts of cinnamon for a little
nutmeg or ground cloves.
Roll out your dough to at least 1/4 inch thickness (less than this will make your ornaments a little weak and
they break easily) and cut shapes with cookie cutters. With a toothpick, poke a hole at the top of each
ornament that is large enough for a ribbon to be pulled through.
Place these on a cooling rack or tray to dry completely. Depending on how large your ornaments are, drying
could take a couple of days. Don't touch your ornaments as they are drying.
Once your ornaments are dry and if there are a few rough edges, you can easily remove the roughness with
a little fine sandpaper. Sand your ornaments gently, it doesn't take much to remove the little edges.
Tie a ribbon through the hole and if you like you can paint these ornaments or add a little glitter. Be sure not
to cover the entire ornament with paint or the wonderful scent will be lost.
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