This time last year, I was given this box of barely-used, Christmas-colored pillar candles. It'd been sitting in the basement of the church I grew up in for FOREVER (probably since we had our madrigals) and they were tired of looking at it. How did I get it? Because Mrs. Campbell decided if anyone could make use of it, I could.
Showing posts with label Christmas from Scratch. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Christmas from Scratch. Show all posts
Friday, December 16, 2011
Christmas from Scratch: Jar Candles
Most of my projects are pre-meditated, researched... thought out at lest to some degree. Not this one. Despite all the info available on the internet, i just did it... and it took over a month because of it. Oops.
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Christmas from Scratch
Friday, November 18, 2011
Christmas from Scratch: Record Bowls
The only thing better than being frugal and green, is being frugal, green, and on trend. These little buggers are all of the above.
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Christmas from Scratch
Thursday, October 13, 2011
Christmas from Scratch: Hand Milled Soap
I know Christmas is still a little ways away, and I'm no fan of Walmarts putting out Christmas stuff before the Halloween candy is gone but I figured it was high time to start the Christmas from Scratch series. Making presents takes time, after all.
There are a few reasons to hand-mill soap. Sometimes, It can save a batch of homemade soap with some imperfections in it. Mostly though, you do it for nicer soaps. There are materials you can put in hand-milled soap that you can't put in regular soap. Also, compared to hot process soap, hand milled soap takes to molds much better.
There are a few reasons to hand-mill soap. Sometimes, It can save a batch of homemade soap with some imperfections in it. Mostly though, you do it for nicer soaps. There are materials you can put in hand-milled soap that you can't put in regular soap. Also, compared to hot process soap, hand milled soap takes to molds much better.
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Christmas from Scratch,
Green Clean
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