DIY | Perfume Locket. Today I have an exciting new feature we are rolling out on Glamour and Grace! I have asked my good friend Sarah Montes, illustrator and crafter extraordinaire, to come and share a fabulous new DIY idea each month! This month she is sharing something really unique that I know you all will love! I will let Sarah take it away! Greetings Glamour and Grace readers! I’m so excited to being doing today’s DIY post! Materials (will make 5-7 lockets, depending on size): 2 tbsp Beeswax2 tbsp Olive Oil, Sweet Almond Oil, or Jojoba OilEssential oils (Some great scents are Jasmine, Lavender, Vanilla, Ylang ylang, Citrus, etc. Making the perfume Step 1: Using a cutting board and a knife (preferably items that you don’t mind getting waxy) cut one of the beeswax blocks into shavings. Step 2: Once the beeswax is in thin shavings, put it into the jar with the olive oil.
Step 3: Use the skewer or straw to stir and help break up the beeswax until it is smooth. Suggested Jewelry Materials: Share: All Natural Lip Balm. The week leading up to the new year wasn't exactly how I had pictured it. It was the last week of the boys winter break. I had envisioned walks around downtown looking at the lights, taking down the Christmas tree together, continuing our holiday baking marathon and maybe even a little post Christmas mall browsing. But alas, none of those things happened. The flu happened. Or rather, what I guess must have been the flu. Thankfully, I had made a big batch of lip balm the week before Christmas to give as little handmade gifts to my girlfriends. This recipe is super simple. The recipe came from this blog last year and I tweaked it a bit and she grabbed it from this book where she had tweaked it a bit.
Sweet Orange Lip Balm 8 Tablespoons Coconut Oil 3 Tablespoons Beeswax 1.5 Tablespoons Raw Honey 30 drops Sweet Orange essential oil (if you want color) 1/2 stick of natural lipstick (I like Jane Iredale and Josie Moran) Remove mixture from heat, and add peppermint oil and lipstick. Advertising. Looking to promote your blog, store or online business? We would love to hear from you! We love to feature and promote other bloggers, creative entrepreneurs, small businesses and handmade shops. Lana Red Studio is a blog about creating a fresh, simple, beautiful life filled with special details. Our goal is to help readers add fullness and joy to their everyday activities through DIY projects, craft skills, inspirational art, and lovely photos. Lana Red Studio was founded in April 2012 and has been rapidly growing ever since. Lana Red Studio offers multiple ways to promote your brand For press inquiries or our current media-kit please contact Lana **If you have any questions please contact us.
Sugar Scrubs Recipes. *December 13, 2012 Update: I have had many of you wanting the labels to download…Great News! They are now available and you can get them by clicking on this link: Peppermint Candy Cane Sugar Scrub Labels You will notice that you have to Like my Face Book page to get it.
This is now where I will be placing all my free downloads so that they are free and accessible to my fans. I LOVE to share with my fans but am getting tired of some people sharing my stuff all over the internet or on their own sites, without linking back or mentioning the true source of my content. As always I really appreciate the loyalty of my fans! Guess what? Sugar Scrubs are a great way to add some moisture and soften up winter-dry skin.
I simply took two cups of white granulated Sugar and mixed in a 1/4 cup to 1/3 cup Almond Oil (Coconut Oil will work too). Once you have it all mixed together you will want to divide the scrub into two equal parts and in separate containers. Frankincense Sugar Scrub Myrrh Bath Salts. 39 DIY Gifts You'd Actually Want To Receive. BookNote. Buy Unique Handmade Gifts, Eco Friendly Gifts Online. How to Make Cans and Wood Cutlery Holder. I love the way ordinary food cans change their look after covering them with some paint. You can then, use them to store anything or make them lighten up your garden like these Tin Can Lanterns. If you are a crafty person who needs some creative storage for your cutlery or painting tools, this Cans and Wood Cutlery Holder will make your day!
A mother and daughter from Brazil, do a great job running this crafty blog in their own language “Madame Criativa”. If you like what they do, don’t hesitate to follow them and try this tin can project. What would be your color for this holder? Check out Madame Criativa site, here. Tools: HammerNailsScrews Supplies / ingredients: 6 tin cansPiece of woodLeather beltEnamel paint or spray paint. 1905 Cottage Remodel Projects - Tatertots and Jello DIY decorating and crafts 1905 Cottage Remodel Projects Here’s a collection of projects from my 1905 Cottage renovation!
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