Snowy Pine Cones with Epsom Salt
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11 Comments
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They're beautiful! Does the epsom salt flake off at all or is it pretty stuck to the pinecones? -
Caitlin it sticks really well. After sprinkling on and letting it sit for a few minutes I gently shook off the excess. -
Very pretty and how nice to do it with your girls :>) -
So pretty and easy. I can hang this on my apartment door and not worry about it, if someone can't resist taking it, I could just make another one. Already have epsom salts just need pine cones. -
love this. will definitely make it. -
What a great idea, I'm going to do this for the holiday. I have a big pine in my back yard so I have access to lots of pine cones. What other crafts can you do wth Epsom Salts, I have a whole gallon of it? -
Very pretty and inexpensive,would be nice with my lavender scented epsom salts. -
hum, thanks for the idea. I can use epsom salt to decorate my trees for my acorn family... Sweet idea and a lot cheaper than glitter..
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Have you tried spray adhesive? I have some of that, just wondering if it works as well. Suppose I could try it and see....... -
I haven't tried it Kim ~ I say go for it and let us know!
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I used spray adhesive. It works well. Gives a different look--more fully "glittered". I would use the mod podge if you want a natural, snow-tipped look.
