Cinnamon Glue Applesauce Ornament Recipe

Exactly edible. But I just had to share it here because it’s such an easy, sweet little handmade idea. You will love the way your house smells if you make these! Little Boy #2’s preschool teacher makes this cinnamon applesauce dough with her class every year at Christmas time, and I love hanging these ornaments on my tree. I decided to make my own batch, and here are some ideas I came up with to decorate my cut outs.

I cut out ten handsome gingerbread men from my dough and poked two holes in the middle of each with the end of a straw. I baked them and let them dry out, and then strung them together with some ribbon.

To make it easier to string your ribbon through the tiny holes, wrap Scotch tape around end of the ribbon, like a shoelace. I used cookie cutters similar to these.

Cinnamon Ornaments For The Classroom

These guys hang from the hood in my Lovely Little Kitchen, and I enjoy their company immensely while I do all my baking. This idea was inspired byDonna Hay.

I love how simple and natural this one is. Just use sharp scissors to trim most of the stem off the clove, and press them into the dough before it dries. Be sure to poke your hole for some twine before you bake them. Smells so heavenly!

Simply glue small neutral colored buttons onto the tree after it has dried out with hot glue. Some ribbon and a little bow finish it off.

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This idea works well with a star cut out. Just make holes with a straw while the dough is soft in the center of each point, and in between points. Once the star is dry, weave twine in and out of the holes and tie a loop at the top to hang it by. Once again, wrap Scotch tape around the end of your twine to make it easier to get it through the tiny holes.

If you make these cinnamon applesauce ornaments with kids, warn them that the dough is totally yucky and not to lick their fingers. It smells so good, they might just want to taste it! For an edible dough that is also great for doing cut outs with kids, try these homemade graham cracker snowflakes.All you need is 2 ingredients to make these super simple and easy Homemade Cinnamon Ornaments! A great DIY holiday craft or fun Christmas gift for both kids and adults to make and customize!

That adorable and easy DIY Christmas present I made a few years ago for my family and friends, finally all written out for YOU to try yourself! If you've been a Strength and Sunshine reader over the years, you know I love to channel my inner crafter during the holiday season and DIY all my holiday gifts. From memory jars, nail polish mugs, and of course FOOD!

Homemade Cinnamon Ornaments

I can't tell you what I'm making this year, as it would spoil the surprise for my family, but I'm going to edible gift route this year. That is if all goes as planned. You know I have my last final on the 23rd? Yea! Next week is going to be stressful, to say the least. Since I'm making edible gifts, I can't prep them too far ahead of time. So in between studying and going to take my finals, I'll be playing Santa in my apartment kitchen!

Now, if you're still looking to DIY an easy gift option for anyone in your family, friends, even coworkers, I have the perfect project for you! The famous 2 ingredient cinnamon ornaments! Literally just cinnamon and applesauce...that's it!

Okay, and hooks or string, plus any glitter or other decorations you may want to add, but 100% optional! I like to keep my plain and simple! They are so easy and perfect for last minute guests. Plus, the kids (or all ages) love to make these! There's something so special about a homemade and handcrafted gift!

Easy Cinnamon Ornaments {only 2 Ingredients!}

You're just mixing equal parts applesauce and cinnamon together, rolling out the dough, cutting shapes, and drying them out at a low temperature in the oven for a few hours. Be warned, these make you house smell like cinnamon (strong cinnamon) for...awhile. But that's not bad, eh? 😉

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All you need is 2 ingredients to make these super simple and easy Homemade Cinnamon Ornaments! A great DIY holiday craft or fun Christmas gift for both kids and adults to make and customize!

Diy Cinnamon Christmas Ornaments

These are so fun and I love making a few new ones every year! They are a perfect gift for anyone that you'd like to show some love too, but not in an overly done way. Get creative with them, use big cookie cutters, small ones, glitter glue, etc.! Have fun with your homemade cinnamon ornaments and personalize them! These don't even have to be Christmas themed if you don't clebrate! Make them exactly how you'd like!Make these easy, DIY no bake cinnamon applesauce ornaments for your Christmas tree. They can also be used as gift tie-ons or stocking stuffers!

The holiday season is here…and it’s time for a very fun craft project! These cinnamon applesauce ornaments are simple and so satisfying. Not only are they a perfect Christmas decoration, they make an adorable gift for just about anyone!

Sometimes I decide to tackle a craft project and wonder “what was I thinking?” However, not this time! These little ornaments were very fun to make and more important than that, they were quick and easy. I made three batches of dough, and from start to finish, the initial part of this project took about an hour.

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This is a great Christmas craft to make with your kids or grandkids. They would love rolling out the dough, and using the cookie cutters to make the ornaments. The entire process was enjoyable, but cutting out the stars, trees, and gingerbread men was the best part!

Note: to simplify the process, I have included a printable recipe with the ingredients and instructions at the end of the post.

We’re not going for perfection here, but I do have a few tips that will make your easy homemade cinnamon ornaments pretty enough for gift giving.

How To Make Easy Apple Cinnamon Ornaments » Homemade Heather

To store the ornaments safely, use a plastic container with a tight lid. Place the ornaments in single layers, with wax or parchment paper in between the layers.

It depends on the size of your cookie cutters, and how thick the dough is rolled…but you can generally get 12 ornaments from each batch.

Use more cinnamon. Add as much cinnamon as you need to shape and roll out the dough. Think of it as your “flour” for this recipe. (Don’t use real flour though!)

How To Make Cinnamon Ornaments Recipe

Of course, in addition to looking adorable, these little ornaments have a wonderful scent. I dried them on my dining table, and every time I walked by, it smelled just like Christmas.