Thank you for this. My son was walking around the neighborhood and, knowing how much I love rustic and crafting, picked up a bunch of these exact kind of pinecone. Went looking for a way to get the sap off and came across this. Awesome!
I am so glad you found this! It works great:). I did this to a bunch of pinecones for the holidays and then stored them for next season. Yes... A $$$ saver for sure. Thank you for watching :))
I have pinecone trees behind my home. So much fun taking my little one to collect the pine cones and use them for as Christmas decorations. Been doing it for 2 years now after finding this video. Thank you!
Omg! Thank u! I dont see the articles online talking about what happens when sap goes into the oven. Thank u! I did u vinegar and hot water bath and buy, the dirt never stopped rinsing off haha. mine pinecones are tighter and narrower than urs tho. Thx Going to use mines for a garland and a craft party for my besties!
I’m so glad you found this to be helpful. I have no doubt they came out beautiful and your house smelled great in the process :))) Have fun with your projects and thanks for your comment and for watching :))
Great tip, but I had to keep mine in the oven for at least an hour, because there was so much sap on them. So I wouldn’t go by her 30 minutes. Just keep checking yours to make sure the sap has melted off all of them! 🤗
Great question. No, this baking method melts the sap off and hardens the remaining sap so they are no longer sticky. I would try a few first to be sure, but that was my experience. Good luck and thank you for watching!
Thank you for this. My son was walking around the neighborhood and, knowing how much I love rustic and crafting, picked up a bunch of these exact kind of pinecone. Went looking for a way to get the sap off and came across this. Awesome!
That is awesome!!! Let me know how it turns out and thank you so much for your comment and for watching!
Thank you! I’m a florist and wondered how to do this. The cost of buying them is out of sight!
I am so glad you found this! It works great:). I did this to a bunch of pinecones for the holidays and then stored them for next season. Yes... A $$$ saver for sure. Thank you for watching :))
I have pinecone trees behind my home. So much fun taking my little one to collect the pine cones and use them for as Christmas decorations. Been doing it for 2 years now after finding this video. Thank you!
I have so many pine cones in my yard and I was just going to gather them and bring them in. Thank you for showing the process!
Nice! Thank you and let me know how it goes!
Omg! Thank u! I dont see the articles online talking about what happens when sap goes into the oven. Thank u! I did u vinegar and hot water bath and buy, the dirt never stopped rinsing off haha. mine pinecones are tighter and narrower than urs tho. Thx
Going to use mines for a garland and a craft party for my besties!
I’m so glad you found this to be helpful. I have no doubt they came out beautiful and your house smelled great in the process :))) Have fun with your projects and thanks for your comment and for watching :))
This was so helpful! Mine came out quite well! Thank you!
So happy to hear that! Thank you:)
Great tip, but I had to keep mine in the oven for at least an hour, because there was so much sap on them. So I wouldn’t go by her 30 minutes. Just keep checking yours to make sure the sap has melted off all of them! 🤗
Thank you for that TIP and for watching.
Are they no longer sticky? You said the sap baked onto them so did it harden? If children are handling these pine cones will they get sappy?
Great question. No, this baking method melts the sap off and hardens the remaining sap so they are no longer sticky. I would try a few first to be sure, but that was my experience. Good luck and thank you for watching!
Is that 225˚ Celsius or Fahrenheit?
@@Ruckelhaxan Fahrenheit:) thank you for watching!
Can you save the sap after you remove it?
Thx for watching … no the sap basically cooks off and hardens making the pine cones less sticky and easier to work with.
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WE FOUND THE CORRECT WAY TO MILK THE CONE!!!!!! /ref
Cute video but WAY WAY tooo low.
Thank you! This was one of my earlier videos … lessons learned and feedback appreciated!
All you have to do is speed up your video 1.5x