My sister had asked if I could make her a calico bag to store her cheese in. This apparently stops the cheese from drying out.
What a great school holiday project for a 5 year old who was really keen to use a sewing machine for the first time!
Tuesday, April 30, 2013
Saturday, February 9, 2013
Family Balm
As a Christmas gift I decided to make moisturising lotion/massage bars.
Coconut oil, I found out, is extremely good for the skin as is Almond oil. They are both edible and have nourishing properties externally and internally. To make them into a bar or balm they can be added to beeswax.
I made most of it in this heart mould but then put what was left into an old body butter container. It was actually easier to use this way. I gave this to my friends to use with their newborn child but realised that both of them could benefit from it too hence naming it family balm!
Uses include:
- moisturising hands
- cradle cap
- cuts and grazes
- acne healing
- massage
You can find the recipe here.
Now shall I make a salad dressing or a stir fry next?
Coconut oil, I found out, is extremely good for the skin as is Almond oil. They are both edible and have nourishing properties externally and internally. To make them into a bar or balm they can be added to beeswax.
I made most of it in this heart mould but then put what was left into an old body butter container. It was actually easier to use this way. I gave this to my friends to use with their newborn child but realised that both of them could benefit from it too hence naming it family balm!
Uses include:
- moisturising hands
- cradle cap
- cuts and grazes
- acne healing
- massage
You can find the recipe here.
Now shall I make a salad dressing or a stir fry next?
Family Balm
Saturday, January 19, 2013
Something for me
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