How to Cut Pine Cones into Flowers

[@alyseceleste]

You attacking those pine cones at the beginning….fabulous! I need to do that!

[@HeyMaaa]

Thank you for your funny comment. Honestly, the best types of crafts and diys are the ones where you can get a little physical and aggressive with it. We're glad you enjoyed the video! 😊 ~Hey Maaa

[@Onefrogfour9]

Unfortunately there’s not many pine trees where I live. I don’t think they sell them in the shops either. So I have a few given to me that I want to cut as they are very big. It looks difficult to cut.

[@தமிழாதமிழா360]

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[@HeyMaaa]

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[@ryanfoshay3837]

How did you get rid of all the sap ?

[@HeyMaaa]

I don't usually get a lot of sap from the actual pinecones. Now this could be due to the type of pine tree they come from. If you have sappy pine cones you can always place them on a covered baking sheet and bake them on low heat (200 degrees) for about 20 minutes and that should dry them out, kill bugs and remove the sap. I have a small thrift store oven that I use for clay crafts and things like this. Thank you for your comment! 😊 ~Hey Maaa

[@Legacy_125]

That’s what I’m talking about. Get out the loppers.

[@HeyMaaa]

That is the fun part, especially if you have a lot to cut. 😁Thanks for the comment, we're glad you enjoyed the video. 😊~Hey Maaa