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Wednesday, July 13, 2011
Sunday, July 10, 2011
Homemade shampoo and conditioner
Alright, I made up a batch today based on a recipe found here. I picked some rosemary and lavender from our garden and steeped them in hot water for about 30 minutes. Then I added tea tree oil and unscented Castile liquid soap. Proportions were:
1 handful of rosemary and lavender
2 cups water
1/2 cup Castile soap
2 tsp tea tree oil
I'm storing it in a mason jar until I find a suitable squeeze bottle.
The conditioner I made a few weeks ago (see here) went rancid and was a bit oily for my hair, so I'm switching out the olive oil for walnut oil and will use just under a teaspoon, and I'm using the "tea" made from rosemary and lavender like I did for the shampoo. Hopefully that'll work a bit better.
1 handful of rosemary and lavender
2 cups water
1/2 cup Castile soap
2 tsp tea tree oil
I'm storing it in a mason jar until I find a suitable squeeze bottle.
The conditioner I made a few weeks ago (see here) went rancid and was a bit oily for my hair, so I'm switching out the olive oil for walnut oil and will use just under a teaspoon, and I'm using the "tea" made from rosemary and lavender like I did for the shampoo. Hopefully that'll work a bit better.
Friday, July 1, 2011
Blessingway Blanket
A friend of mine is expecting her first child this November, so I decided to make her the "Blessingway Blanket" from Knitalong by Larissa and Martin John Brown. Here's 2 finished sections:
And a close up to see the cable pattern a little better:
I have 3 more sections to go, then I'll stitch 'em all together and block it out so that it'll hopefully look something like this:
This is the most ambitious project I've taken on, so keep your fingers crossed!
And a close up to see the cable pattern a little better:
I have 3 more sections to go, then I'll stitch 'em all together and block it out so that it'll hopefully look something like this:
This is the most ambitious project I've taken on, so keep your fingers crossed!
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