You've got your bottle of wine. Now, kick it up a notch and bring this charming kindling to your host.
I gathered to following items from around my house.
A few pages of newspaper - opened up and laid out
I added dried rosemary to this kindling packet. But, you could use cinnamon sticks too.
A handful of dried twigs from around the yard.
Some dried pine cones are great in the mix too.
I rolled the ends like a giant piece of candy.
I pinched the ends so I could tie them.
I used burlap to tie the ends,
and some cotton rope on other packets.
I tucked several kindling packets into an old rusty bucket, along with some pine tree cuttings.
I added a cute tag.
Ta-da! You could make a ton in no time. Leave them by you door to grab at the last minute when your heading out to a party or get together all winter long.
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I love this idea! A natural, practical, yet lovely gift. I think I will do this for my parents for Christmas! Thank you!
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Thanks for sharing this creative idea!! I love it.
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Great idea Denise! Sure wish I lived in a place that actually got cold enough for a fire! Sinkin AZ sunshine:( LOVE the rusty bucket btw!!
ReplyDeleteWhat a clever idea!
ReplyDeleteWe make fire log starters for our stove. But never thought of make kindling packs.
love this!
Pat
Denise, this is such a sweet hostess gift idea. I love it! I'm sharing a link back in this week's holiday highlights. Thank you so much for sharing your unique idea. I love it!
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