Spice ornaments

DIY Spice Scented Ornaments - a fun & simple craft to do with your kids!

This homemade spice ornaments are fun and easy to make, not to mention they smell great - perfect for hanging on the tree or giving as a gift.

Dried hibiscus gives mulled cider a ruby red appearance and a light berry flavor. It may be omitted for a more traditional mulling spice mix.

Today was a magical day at Root & Wild. We gathered for culture week in the brisk December air. We began the discussion about mandalas on a bed of leaves. We learned that the word Mandala is a Sanskrit word that means circle. One of my fondest memories from the day, without a doubt, was the building of a collaborative mandala. We began by collecting different types of natural materials. Some children collected red leaves, some collected yellow leaves, others still collected pine needles…

Easy DIY dried orange slice ornaments with star anise for a simple nature-inspired Christmas tree or for decorating your holiday home.

Happy Holidays! Here is the simplest of DIY's that's oh so perfect for a stylish tree. It's a Spice Filled Ornament DIY and it's so fun to make. The are gorgeous and smell fantastic! It's a great addition to any tree with holiday lights. The warmth of the bulbs help to release the scent of

Cinnamon Ornaments for the classroom- love this idea of making those yummy smelling cinnamon ornaments with your class. The recipe she shares is classroom friendly and does not require baking. The kids even decorated the ornaments with puffy paint! Perfect craft for the holidays.

Cinnamon Christmas Ornaments: I love the smell of these ornaments. You can vary the spices, but you must use 2 cups of cinnamon. Nutmeg, allspice work well too, as well as ground cloves. These intensify over time. Make sure they are completely dry before using them.…

Trust us, your friends will be asking "how did she do it?" until January 1.