Tuesday, January 24, 2017

Color Me Happy!

I joined a photography challenge on January 1 called The Great 365 Project hosted on Diane Downs' photography website/blog and started posting my photos on Instagram . The January 18 daily prompt was "multiple" and I had just received my essential oils and bamboo diffuser from UPS! Don't you love this essential oil storage box ? I was really surprised to discover that my 30ml bottles fit in all of the slots. Lots of room for more oils!



I started pinning essential oil diffuser recipes on Pinterest and decided to make a little recipe book to keep with my supplies. I found this quick and easy, GLUE FREE, book tutorial on Club Scrap's blog. At 3x6 inches, it is the perfect size for what I wanted!

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Isn't that card stock gorgeous?! It is from Club Scrap® 's January Color Me Happy kit. I used the sunshine stamp from the art nouveau unmounted stamp collection, and the sophisticated script alphabet from Concord and 9th and a small wooden alphabet stamp set from my stash to create the label on the belly band. The metallic dot is included in the embellishment pack with the (CMH) kit.

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There are plenty of pages inside, 14 if you include the front and back inside covers, to house my collection of recipes! I created a .png file using the recommended fonts in the Club Scrap January 2017 Scrap Rap for my recipes so that they would be easy to print and trim out.

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The spine cover makes it look so "finished"!

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I'm linking up to the January 2017 Color Me Happy Club Scrap Blog Hop for a chance to win a Club Scrap gift certificate!

Do more of what makes you happy!

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30 comments:

  1. Oh, your book looks gorgeous, Wendy. Great color for coffee and chocolate recipes too!!

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  2. I've considered essential oils in the past, but 1. candles give me a headache and I'm afraid brining oils will too 2. It's all so complicated. I love your solution for the recipes! Maybe I'll have to give them a second look....

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  3. Ooh, this is right up my street. LOVE it, and feel the need to give it a go. I will go find your Pinterest board too!

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  4. I have more fun testing out new recipes! My husband likes to try to guess what oils I've mixed together, he's getting pretty good!

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  5. I like clean scents and have had to experiment. Strong candles give me a headache too! I use an ultrasonic diffuser (water mist and oil blend), so no burning! The bamboo diffuser (I linked to one my post) shuts off automatically after all the water is gone. Really nice if you use it at night!

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  6. Hetty! Brilliant idea! That would make a great Valentine's Day gift!

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  7. Perfect. I too, am into essential oils now and having a recipe book would be wonderful so needless to say, I am casing this idea as well. Thank you Wendy.

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  8. I saw you had one with lime, lavender and bergamot, which I am dying to try out. Need to make some purchases first though!

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  9. Welcome! Share some of your favorites with me on Pinterest!

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  10. What a beautiful little recipe book! Turned out great Wendy :) TFS!

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  11. Don't you love it when something just fits perfectly? Thanks for sharing the cute book, too. Me and decorative paper = true love.

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  12. Yes! Thank you, and the genuine article is a beautiful silver on chocolate brown heavyweight card stock!

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  13. What a fun idea! Love this little recipe book. :)

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  14. Your book turned out just gorgeous! Thanks for linking!

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  15. This is little book is beautiful and so classy! I too have an oil obsession :/

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  16. Welcome to the dark side, muhahaha!

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  17. Oh I've been wanting to try essential oils too!!!
    This book is so great, the cardstock is so perfect for this project, just so cool!!

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  18. Thanks Kay! I have used the oils to make lotion, bath scrubs and of course diffusing. Haven't tried to make my own roll on oils yet, but that is next. My house smells so good!

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  19. You put my little drawer of oils to shame x

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  20. I really might have a oil addiction problem...I just received the rest of an order I forgot about. 😳

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  21. There's worse addictions to have. And less pleasant smelling ones x

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  22. This project is awesome!!! So pretty! I love that paper!
    Lilian
    The Leaf Studio

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