DIY Applesauce Cinnamon Christmas Ornaments

With only 2 ingredients and no glue, these diy cinnamon gingerbread man Christmas ornaments are perfect for holiday fun and memory making and I don't have to worry about my toddler grabbing them off the tree and taking a bite! VIEW THE FULL BLOG POST AND PRINT DIRECTIONS HERE: https://thislovelylittlefarmhouse.com... Sign up for my FREE essential oil masterclass: https://thislovelylittlefarmhouse.com... Let’s Connect! INSTAGRAM:   / thislovelylittlefarmhouse   FACEBOOK:   / this-lovely-little-farmhouse-2015642355222461   PINTEREST:   / thislovelylittlefarmhouse   PIN TO YOUR FAVORITE HANDMADE CHRISTMAS BOARD: https://pin.it/2oybcEu A Handmade Christmas When my husband and I first got married, we had a little 3 foot tall Christmas tree {that he left up all year long} and the few ornaments I had from growing up. We had the typical super tight newlywed budget and couldn't afford to go out and buy a lot of Christmas decorations, so we made due with what we had. Fast forward to a year ago and my grandma gave me a full size Christmas tree that she no longer needed. So now I had a tree but not nearly enough ornaments to fill it up. Our budget had not changed much {still hasn't} so I got creative and searched for ornaments that I could make for cheap that would still be cute and fit my style. You'd actually be surprised what you can come up with when it's your only option. I'm really excited to add these diy homemade cinnamon applesauce Christmas ornaments to the mix this year! Primitive, Classic, Traditional, Cutesy - You Choose The beauty of making your own Christmas ornaments and specifically homemade cinnamon ornaments is that you can make them any way you want. Any shape or style from plain stars to gingerbread men fully decked out for the holidays. I really love the snowflake ones! Also, you can customize your homemade ornaments to be exactly how you want if you're going for a certain style for your Christmas decorations. Planning a primitive tree? Cut your ornaments with traditional shaped cookie cutters and leave them undecorated. Blue and white? After your cinnamon cookie ornaments are dry, "frost" them with blue and white puff paint. The only limit to the possibilities is your imagination! Not only are these perfect for decorating the tree, you could use smaller cookie cutters and make adorable gift "tags" with them! Or string them together and make a festive, wonderful smelling diy Christmas garland. CLICK OVER TO THE BLOG POST AND PRINT THE DIRECTIONS: https://thislovelylittlefarmhouse.com... (these are affiliate links which means that I make a small commission at NO extra cost to you) GRAB YOUR SUPPLIES: Holiday Cookie Cutters: https://amzn.to/2OUZUcp Marble Rolling Pin: https://amzn.to/2rFzCTu Red and White Baker's Twine: https://amzn.to/2Owizwm Jute Twine: https://amzn.to/2R3pQFC Tulip Dimensional Fabric Paint: https://amzn.to/34B6xHI