Yohthana

How quick and great everything is! And as for the design, there are countless ideas! I think even those who can't draw won't have any trouble choosing a print))) All sorts of stamps made from citrus halves or the base...

Nuts, seeds, and roots? Are roots and seeds infused for fragrance too? What an exotic scent—burdock root! Sorry, I could not resist. I have no experience making perfume and am curious about the air-space point.

We had already tried paraffin in an orange bowl. Was there a topic about that? Search found nothing. I am interested in the wick material, and ordinary salt could also be coloured for appearance. [Editor’s safety note...

Add vitamin E. Do you simply stir it into perfume? Would covering the jar with something unscented to reduce air access extend its life? [Editor's safety note: Do not rely on vitamin E, an oil layer, or a toothpick as...

Apparently many people go through alcohol-flower experiments 😆 Do eight to ten batches mean pouring each new portion into the infusion from the previous batch, or is there a more complicated method? [Editor's safety n...

I’d like to add my two cents to the general chorus of thanks )) I’m so happy to see such a wealth of creative ideas! You always leave the page wanting to make something! You discover so many new techniques you’d never...

Fragrances suit different moods: conifer scents in the evening, citrus for activity, and floral scents for romance. Does salt break down herbs and release scent, or is it simply a filler? [Editor’s note: This is a per...

It looks unusual! But it seems to me that the edges of the frame are begging to be decorated.. Not with anything protruding, so the earrings don't catch on it, but at least with glitter or a simple drawn ornament.. Al...

You can make a cardboard loom quickly, but wooden ones are a bit more complicated)) How much faster is this compared to standard knitting? Or is it just a matter of skill? Is there anyone here who does weaving? It wou...

I hand-wash a new garment first after some favourites changed colour from a strongly bleeding new top or jeans. I have used an archive vinegar recipe and it seemed to help. [Editor's safety note: Vinegar and salt are ...

Another recipe for ink: lemon juice with salt. Pour juice over the stain and then sprinkle with salt. Although, to be honest, it didn't help once (either the fabric was like that, or the ink was particularly caustic)....

Oh, this is such a useful thing! Whenever I need to leave a note, I am always looking for paper or a pen. How did you arrive at the chalkboard-paint formula—by trial and error? If so, could you share the unsuccessful ...

So many ideas in one place—wonderful! I especially liked the ladybug: the zip, elastic, and pocket. You could add a fabric pyramid for learning sizes: thread three or four felt flowers of decreasing diameter onto a bu...

I felt sorry for the men asked to wear something like this even for a photo 😕 That is 100% a chastity belt! 😆

I feel sorry for everyone who works with styrofoam. Just imagining the sound when cutting it makes my teeth ache! As for plastic, an unnecessary bottle comes to mind. Maybe a little octopus? Cut off the top, attach a ...

I think you could paint it with a brush over each segment. Wait for the glue to dry and use regular gouache in several layers (so it definitely doesn't show through). Another idea came to mind - wrap tinsel around the...

If not for their intended purpose (the tablecloth is worn out or doesn't fit the interior), then you can use it as fabric for something new. For example, decorate a pillow, use it for a patchwork quilt, or upholstery ...