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Le blog de AUREOLE a creative mint Hello, Last spring I was busy painting some watercolor patterns for Cloud9 Fabrics. They had contacted me after seeing some of my work online and I was thrilled to work with them. They were interested in printing some of my watercolors on an organic cotton voile. When the bolts of fabric arrived I couldnt believe how soft it was. Above is a little sun dress for my daughter. These two little friends were made using the pattern from Simplicity 1549. These cute pajama bottoms are made using a pattern from McCalls M6225. In the same flavour I found this pattern by McCalls M6249 for some women's pj bottoms. Finally, we thought it would fun to try some cosmetic bags. I hope you have enjoyed this post, I have been having fun thinking about a few more projects to do with these fabrics and I will share them back here soon when they are finished. Thank you Michelle at Cloud9 Fabrics! xoleslie
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sans titre Après la cuisine, cette fois je vous emmène dans la salle de bain pour voir si on ne pourrait pas trouver de bonnes petites recettes maisons pour dire adieu aux produits toxiques avec lesquels on nous matraque à longueur de temps! Je ne suis pas une experte en cosmétique maison, mais depuis quelques temps je fabrique mes essentiels et il était temps de partager cela avec vous! * Recettes Inside* Retour sur les produits toxiques Comme je vous en avais parlé dans mon article sur voyager au vert concernant l’hygiène, nos cosmétiques sont bourrés de produits nocifs pour l’environnement, mais aussi pour la santé. J’utilise pour mes recettes une base d’ingrédients toute simple: de l’argile, du beurre de karité, des huiles végétales, du bicarbonate de soude, de l’aloe vera, de la cire d’abeille (ou végétale), des huiles essentielles, et parfois des infusions de plantes, du miel et du citron. Propriétés miracles Avant de vous partager ces petites recettes (ah oui je sais : suspeeennnnssse!) Notes :