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Wednesday, June 13, 2012
A little morning inspiration....
So as you all know, I love making things. It's no lie. So as I was perusing the magazine section this morning I found a beautiful bathroom redo in Domino magazine. The mirror was my focal point, but I can't lay down the pretty penny to purchase it from alldriftwoodfurnature.com, so I'm going to make it instead :)
I'll be posting pictures as it comes to completion.
Tuesday, June 12, 2012
Easiest Beeswax Candle DIY
Aloha all my bloggers out there. This week I've been on the search for the easiest "cleanest & greenest" beeswax candle making tutorial....and drum roll please....I think I've found it! Woo hoo! Check out these beauties on Creative Soul Spectrum.
P.S. I thought these little beeswax acorn floating candle cuties were to adorable to pass up. Click here for details.
P.S. I thought these little beeswax acorn floating candle cuties were to adorable to pass up. Click here for details.
Easiest Salt Scrub: DIY
It's always nice to find an easy and invigorating way to pamper ourselves. I loved this recipe from Craftgossip.com this morning! Thank you for making my morning a little *brighter* P.S. I also placed some Calendula flowers, as well as lavender flowers in my bath salts as well. Thus, it smells amazing and looks pretty too. :)
For more details click here
Tea Tree Shampoo Bar!
Check out this amazing tea tree shampoo bar, brought to you by the ladies from Craft Gossip! :)I've always loved the idea of shampoo bars, but I've never feeted the task of making them. Not only does the recipe call for wholesome organic ingredients, but you'll make enough to have for you and some of your friends too!
Get the details here
Monday, June 11, 2012
Weave A Cloth Basket
- Materials
- 1 1/4 yards of cotton fabric (we used 4 colors), cut or torn into 22 strips 1/2 inch wide
- Scissors
- 6 yards of 1-inch cotton piping cord
- Instructions
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Start wrapping a fabric strip around the cord, beginning at the cord's tip and overlapping each layer as shown.
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After wrapping 4 inches of the cord, fold the wrapped section in half and wind the fabric around it to start the base coil.
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Continue wrapping and coiling the cord, stopping every 2 inches to secure the coil by looping the fabric strip once around the last fabric-covered ring. When you reach the end of a strip, start the next one using the same overlapping technique.
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Once the coil is about 8 inches wide, start building the sides of the basket by positioning the cord on top of the previous ring. Continue to secure the coil every 2 inches.
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To finish the basket (ours was 4 1/2 inches high and 10 inches in diameter), cut the cord at an angle. Loop the fabric strip around the adjacent ring, covering the end of the cord and securing it to the basket. Trim off or tuck in any excess fabric.
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