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Making cinnamon-scented pine nuts

Pine cones are probably my favourite decoration for autumn and winters; they are just so beautiful! And now that the weather's getting colder, every goddamn moment I'm in Michaels, I see the pine cones smelling on the shelf and they smell awesome! I also see tonnes of pine cones falling on the floor as we go for a stroll, so I thought that this year I would make my own cinnamon-scented pine cones to use in my decorations.

It' s really simple to make, costs very little, and the fragrance is 100% organic and will last much longer than purchased in the shop! Today I will divide how to make cinnamon-scented pine nuts in two different ways! While the simplest way to do this is to use ethereal oil, if you don't have ethereal oil, you can also use crushed cinnamon to give your pine cone this funny autumn fragrance!

Begin by getting some pine cones! When you collect pine cones that have dropped off the floor, you can use those that are already open, or you can use the smooth ones that are still shut because the stove's warmth opens them. Whatever way you use to smell your pine cones, you must prepare them first.

When you buy normal pine cones, they are probably already clean and dry, but if you keep pine cones on a stroll, you will want to make sure that they are resin-free and that there are no beetles that live in them before you use them in your home! Put the pine nuts on the biscuit leaf on their side.

The pine nuts in the furnace approx. 45 min. backwards. It heats the juice and lets it drop from the pine cones onto the underlying film, killing all the creatures that live in the pine cones. When your pine cones were still flat and tight, the stove's warmth should make them open.

Remove the pine nuts and let them rest on the foil-coated biscuit leaf to allow them to reach room temperatures before scenting them. The use of ethereal cinnamon seed oils gives you the most powerful and long-lasting aroma. Be sure to use ethereal oils and nothing labeled "fragrance" or "fragrance oil".

Ethereal olive-oils are 100% naturally, but perfume olive-oil is a chemical perfume made in a plant and not directly extracted from a plant. Place 15-20 droplets of ethereal cinnamon seed essence in a spraying flask and 1/4 K of cold running tap water. Good shaking. NB: Clean ethereal fats are very powerful and consume plastics when stored in a durable box.

My great Grove spraying flask was used for this purpose to prevent my bottles from being destroyed. When using a spraying flask, drain all remaining ethereal oils and waters immediately after use. Using the spraying flask you can keep the mix as long as you want and sprinkle the pine cones again later when they loose their fragrance!

Place your pine nuts in a large zipper pouch and sprinkle them with the ethereal blend. It is not necessary to fully immerse the pine nuts, but to sprinkle them three to four coats to ensure that the fragrance is intense. Quite well shaken the pine cones to blend the fragrance, then repeat spraying a few of them.

Shut the pouch and keep it on the bar until all the humidity is absorbed by the pine cones. When there is a metric tons of humidity in the pouch, the pine cones can easily shut again as they absorb it. Simply allow all the humidity in the pouch to disappear, then open it and keep it open until the pine cones are again dried and open again.

You should reopen in 24hrs or less; if you want to accelerate it a little, blow it up with a hairdryer or glue it back into a 200 degrees F furnace for ten min. If so, you are prepared to use the cinnamon-scented pine nuts in your decoration!

When the fragrance wears off, you can simply inject it again! When you don't have ethereal oils, you can use crushed cinnamon to give your pine cone this autumn fragrance. It'?s a little meshier, but it'll smell good anyway! Put a pile of crushed cinnamon in a zipper pouch.

Grab your pine nuts and softly scrub them with a very bright application of diluted adhesive so that all corners and edges are masked. Then, insert the pine cones into the pouch with cinnamon, shut it and rock it well to make sure cinnamon arrives everywhere! Carefully pat the pine nuts over the pouch to remove bulk cinnamon and then put them aside to allow them to remain for a few moments.

As soon as the adhesive is completely dry, you can use the pine nuts in your decoration! It is recommended to place them on a dish or trays just in case more cinnamon pieces drop over the years. What is fantastic about making your own cinnamon-scented pine cones is that it is really simple to adjust how powerful a fragrance should be.

Also it is so simple and cheap to do so that you can do it again and again year after year and have beautiful, fragrant pine cones as part of your autumn and every season decoration!