Tree Ornaments

Tree Ornaments - Cinnamon & Applesauce

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  • 3/4 cup of Applesauce
    1 cup of Cinnamon

    (Add 1 tbs of white glue for more stability)

This free Christmas craft project shows you how to make your own scented handmade tree ornaments.

Use a large bowl, place the applesauce in and mix in cinnamon till a soft ball forms. Cut out with cookie cutters and dry in oven at 250'f (130'c) until completely dry. Turning over once.

Be sure to put a hole in top so that you can thread twine, ribbon or even string through and hang on tree.

Store them in an airtight container.

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This project was submitted by MAXISMOMFOREVER (JOYCE KING). Thanks JOYCE KING!


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can you any cookie cutter

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I just love it, I have been looking for this dough for a long time.
A friend from Atlanta,GA makes these and puts them on dried apple wreaths.
Kathy McKlemurry, Waverly,TN

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We made these for PTA gifts one year for teachers. We added glitter to the mix which gave a nice sparkle to the ornaments. We used a drinking straw to make the hole for the ribbon.

After ornaments dried, we used puffy paint to write the year on them. I still have mine from the mid 1990's! Still smell good!

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Use these for garlands too.

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I add glue to mine, it helps them not crumble as easily.

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What size jars??
My recipe calls for some Elmer's glue,but the dough gets dry too quick.