I used wire cutters, then clippers, then finally my husband showed me how to use his drill with a sander blade attached. That is the easiest way, but wear safety goggles and be very careful. It would be easy to slice the hand.
Heavy rubber gloves. Kitchen yellow ones. Using those tough kitchen shears that cut chicken bones, get as deep as you can and snip. Gloves ARE necessary❣️❣️❣️
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We picked up a lot of pine cones from the neighborhood park Sunday evening and have cleaned them (vinegar soak and low temp bake) for my daughter to craft with them n...
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I don't think there is an easy way.............
What are you trying to do with the pine cone? I guess a pair of needle nose players would work.
Soak in warm water...makes the pine cone more flexible...cut then let it dry....
I used wire cutters, then clippers, then finally my husband showed me how to use his drill with a sander blade attached. That is the easiest way, but wear safety goggles and be very careful. It would be easy to slice the hand.
Heavy rubber gloves. Kitchen yellow ones. Using those tough kitchen shears that cut chicken bones, get as deep as you can and snip. Gloves ARE necessary❣️❣️❣️
I use wire cutters or a pair of tin snips
Don't have those tools, but thanks.
Yes. Thanks to all
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