Remember a while ago I shared that I love bottles?
Last night I was going through some of my goodies and decided to make some diffusers.
I still have quite a few bottles of essential oils and fragrance oils (from the bath and body products line) so I thought I would use them. Since the oils are not diluted, the fragrance is strong and true.
Very easy- just decorate your bottles, pour the oil in the bottle (vanilla extract works nicely also)
and place the reed sticks in the bottle. The sticks can be found at any craft shop.
It is a good idea to flip the sticks over occasionally (in the beginning anyway).
My house smells FABULOUS! The large bottle holds an orange oil, and the smaller bottles hold an Amaretto fragrance oil. Yum!
Last night I was going through some of my goodies and decided to make some diffusers.
I still have quite a few bottles of essential oils and fragrance oils (from the bath and body products line) so I thought I would use them. Since the oils are not diluted, the fragrance is strong and true.
Very easy- just decorate your bottles, pour the oil in the bottle (vanilla extract works nicely also)
and place the reed sticks in the bottle. The sticks can be found at any craft shop.
It is a good idea to flip the sticks over occasionally (in the beginning anyway).
My house smells FABULOUS! The large bottle holds an orange oil, and the smaller bottles hold an Amaretto fragrance oil. Yum!
10 comments:
Hi Barb!
The diffusers are beautiful! You are so talented! I love the decoupage on the bottles. And the scents sound so wonderful! ( I'm afraid I'd want to chew on the sticks though, they sound delicious)
And the new trinkets you're making are so adorable Barb! You have the perfect touch on things like that.
You are still in my prayers sweetie.
Le Seigneur te benisse!
Bisous, Sherry
Congrats on your award from darling Anita! She is such a wonderful lady and dear friend!!!
Oh my gosh, who would have thought to make their own!!! i buy difffusers all the time, I have 2 or 3 on the go right now... great post!! All the best, Chrissy
Hey Barb!!!
Good to see you back in the saddle! What a lovely idea about the bottles. I am going to try that because sometimes my house smells too much like the good cook that I am, and that means a lot of garlic!!!!
How is your sweet son? GOD BLESS YOU DEAR BARB! Your royal crown sits close by me in my bedroom/library. I admire it's beauty but most of all it is a reminder of your kindness and faith. You are in my prayers. Anita
Hi all,
The house really does smell heavenly (especially with the Amaretto oil-hehe).
I haven't visited many blogs this week. One of these days.....
My son is still in the hospital. We are hoping he will be out for Easter.
I'm not joking when I say my car heads that direction itself. I told hubby the other day that God has been the pilot not the co-pilot.
Thank you for keeping us in your prayers. I know some are very tired of all the prayer requests- oh well. I'll just keep asking away.
What a wonderful idea. I had no idea that diffusers were simply essential oils, nor that the reeds were available for purchase.
I'll add this to my long list of things I'd love to make.
Your bottles are beautiful!
I hope your day is filled with peace and joy.
Lorrie
Hi Barb,
Love you diffusers, what a fabulous idea!Love your trinkets too!I haven'e been blogging for quite awile and I have truly missed it.
Be back soon!
Hugs,
Debi
Barb I know all about cars knowing the way to hospital! i do pray for your son and hope he will be out...but in God's time.
Your bottles are lovely.
What a great idea! I love your bottles...actually I was drooling over all the things in your shop the other night...I had no idea you made pendants, too...is there anything you can't do woman???? Sending good thoughts your way....one of these days will be the right time and he will come home...believe that...
love ya! hugs! Angie
I remember you making those bottles. They are beautiful and what a lovely way to use them. I hope you have a good weekend. I love the pictures of your grand dog on the side bar LOL
I love bottles, too! Love what you've done with these! Now, how on earth did I miss this post!?!
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