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How To make Victorian Christmas Jar Potpourri
3 Cups Pine Needles Green 1-1/2 oz
2 Cups Curly Pods -- (Gold) 2 oz
2 Cups Pine Cones - Birch -- (Gold) 3-1/4 oz
2 Cups Pine Cones - Hemlock. 1-1/4 oz
2 Cups Rose Hips - Whole 8 oz
1 Cup Anise -- (Star) - Standard 2
oz 1 Cup Casurina Pods :
(Gold) 2 oz
1 Cup Cinnamon Sticks -- (1-inch) 2-3/4 oz
1 Cup Juniper Berries -- (Red) - Whole 3-1/4
-- oz 1 Cup Noble Fir Cone Scales 3/4 oz
1 Cup Orange Peel - Large Cut 2 oz
1 Cup Tilia Flowers 1-1/2 oz
1/2 Cup Allspice (Mexican) Whole
:
1-3/4 oz 1/2 Cup Calamus Root 1-1/4 oz
1/2 Cup Cedar Roses -- (Gold) - as topper 1
-- oz 1/2 Cup Cloves - Whole 1-3/4 oz
1/2 Cup Uva Ursi (Pinguica) Leaves
:
3/4 oz OIL: Christmas or Cinnamon or Orange 'N -- Clove
Blend all and bag.
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Making Potpourri
From the history of Potpourri to the gathering of ingredients such as herbs, rose hips and flower petals, we'll be creating a beautiful mixture of fragrant potpourris.
0:00 Intro
1:10 History of Potpourri
5:40 Creating a mixture
Victorian Lavender Potpourri
4 cups Lavender buds
1 cup Chamomile
1 Tbsp Rosehips
2 Tbsp. rosemary
1 Tbsp Allspice/2 Tbsp Orris root powder
6 drops lavender
2 drops Vanilla
Good sources for your ingredients: Bulk Apothecary, Hobby Lobby and Wallmart carry Essential Oils and glass containers, Amazon and online shops carry your spices and some dried herbs.
Citrus, Stained Glass, Potpourri Ornaments
In this video, we will demonstrate how to make a dehydrated citrus ornament that when hung on a Christmas tree as an ornament, looks like stained glass. We like to make ornaments from natural things to create an old fashioned Christmas. It makes our home feel very homey and warm and the items we use are used for multi-purpose in our home. The citrus will be also used to season teas, for cooking, and as potpourri in our kitchen. This activity, as all of our Christmas crafts are meant to be done as a family to be used for bonding during the holidays. These are wonderful traditions that help to create family unity. This dehydrating process can be used for any fruit that can also be used for decorations. We dehydrate and use berries, citrus, apples, bananas, potatoes, and a host of other items for decorating, storing, and eating. The citrus we dehydrate in this video will be stored in a mason jar or recycled jar and used throughout the year. Decorating with the citrus for Christmas brightens up the Christmas tree and helps to scent the house.
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Charles Dickens' A Christmas Carol Decorations DIY: A Very CottageCore Christmas
Welcome to A Very CottageCore Christmas and My A Christmas Carol Decorations DIY
I decided I wasn’t done being spooky so I created an excuse to leave my skulls out for a few more months: Charles Dickens! Ghost stories were a traditional part of Christmas and other mid-winter celebrations for a very long time. Long nights are perfect for spooky stories. So, I decided to embrace that again with a Dickensian “A Christmas Carol” theme!
Follow along with this DIY as I create the spooky theme Christmas 2020 deserves.
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