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Fragrant Cinnamon Clay Tags

September 18, 2013 by madincrafts 3 Comments

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This is a sponsored post. I was compensated and given complimentary materials to use and review, but the opinions in this posts are 100% my own.
 
I love the scents of fall, especially apple, pumpkin, and cinnamon. You can create a very welcoming, hospitable environment just by incorporating these smells.  You can even add some Fall fragrance to your handmade gifts by attaching a cinnamon clay tag to your project.  They are easy and inexpensive to make and will add a memorable touch to your gifts.

To make Cinnamon Clay Tags, you will need (affiliate):
a batch of cinnamon dough
Peel & Stick Stamp Packs
small circular cookie cutter or juice glass
drinking straw
cookie sheet
metallic gold craft paint
nail file or sandpaper
The Twinery baker’s twine
scissors
 

Watch this short video to see how to create these beautiful tags, or scroll down for the step-out photos.  Be sure to subscribe to my YouTube channel for creative videos twice a week!

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The PSA stamps make clear impressions in the cinnamon dough.  Use the juice glass to cut out the circles and transfer them to a baking sheet.  Use a straw to create a hole near the top of the tag.  Bake them at 200 degrees for 2 hours, flipping the tags halfway through.

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Squeeze a tiny amount of metallic gold craft paint onto your finger, and burnish the surface of the tag with your finger.  The paint will highlight the impression made by the stamps.

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Take a nail file or piece of sandpaper, and smooth down any rough edges left on the tags. 

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Cut a length of Twinery twine and loop it through the hole on each tag.  These tags are a lovely way to decorate gifts, invitations, or favors.

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Attach monogram stamped tags to small pumpkins and they would make pretty and inexpensive favors at an autumn wedding.  Each place setting would have that lovely cinnamon scent welcoming the guests!

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Here I added a tag to a bundle of Salted Caramel Brown Butter Snickerdoodles wrapped up with baker’s twine.  The scent of the cinnamon clay hints at the tastiness of the cookies themselves.

 

Check out these other stamped clay DIYs:

LACE EMBOSSED CLAY ORNAMENTS

LACE EMBOSSED COOKIE CUTTER ORNAMENTS

DIY Stamped Clay Dish

STAMPED CLAY DISH

 

Filed Under: Fall, Handmade Gifts, Holiday, Party, Thanksgiving Tagged With: cinnamon, clay, party, place card, pumpkin, stamp, wedding

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