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Bleached and Scented Pine Cone Crafts

By: Dannyelle from lifeisaparty.ca
Bleached and Scented Pine Cone Crafts
Bleached and Scented Pine Cone Crafts
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Make your own Bleached and Scented Pine Cone Crafts to use in all sorts of Christmas crafting projects. Pine cone decorations are cheerful and remind everyone of Christmas. By adding a Christmas scent, such as cinnamon, gingerbread, or pine, you can use these pine cone crafts for Christmas potpourri, ornaments, or set them up in a bowl or on a table with other pieces of decor. Bleaching and adding scent to pine cones is actually much easier than you may think and, with this tutorial, you'll learn just how easy it can be.

Estimated CostUnder $10

Time to CompleteWeekend project

MaterialsNatural Material

Easy

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Living in a forested area of Maine I have ready access to a variety of cones from cedar to white pine. I've made wreaths and ornaments with them for years. I have never thought to bleach or give a different scent to them. This is a project I must try. I think I'd try peppermint oil for a scent. (I feel my sense of smell nearly assaulted when I go to a store that has cinnamon scented cones. It's way too much so I'd do a subtle addition. Cinnamon seems to be a common scent used, what would you try for a different smell?

Who would think that you could make something so pretty out of bleach and a little time, right? I love this idea. You can use this for gifts or to decorate your home and make it look super cute for the holidays. I like that you can make the room smell nice this way too.

I never realized how easy it is to make these scented pine cones. Bleaching them and then drying them in the oven to open them up seems just so easy. I knew to add a little scented oil to them but it is in the process of bleaching and drying that really enhances them a lot.

I buy pine cones for Christmas potpourri. I had no idea I can bleach these cones to make it look brighter and livelier. And scent can be added too? What a great idea.

Wow! I had no idea you could add your own scent to pine cones. I plan to display these in a decorative bowl. Pretty!

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