A couple of winters ago I was crafting in the middle of the
night in the middle of a snowstorm and needed cinnamon sticks. Didn't have any,
so I made some, and here is how:
Gather up:
ground cinnamon
coffee or your favorite stain recipe
acrylic paint (I used antique copper, but you can play with
the color)
osnaburg fabric
paintbrush
gloves are optional (it can get messy)
Cut your osnaburg fabric 3.5" x 5" (or longer if you
choose)
brush or spray on your stain
brush on your paint
sprinkle cinnamon and gently rub in
Find the center of your fabric and roll one of thelong sides
of the fabric tightly to the center
Roll the other side of the fabric tightly to
the center, meeting the already rolled side
Sprinkle additional cinnamon if desired
Set aside to dry
Tips: the paint is what will make the fabric
hold together, so make sure to cover all the fabric with it.
If you don't like the shape of the stick, play
with how tight you roll the fabric.
After rolling both sides of the fabric to the
center, dab some paint on each end and dip in cinnamon.
I tied these faux cinnamon sticks to some ginger
ornies with red & off-white check fabric strips and loved the look...will be
making some more this year!
shared (by the Moonlit Stitch)
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