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| SR photoshot with Nikita Raja Photography |
Wandering...
Hello lovelies....I'm taking some time off to wander& explore the world. Here's a sneak peak of things to come for the spring summer collection!
Sharing some love
Since I'm always up for sharing love vibrations, this project
by a lovely lady called Sandy and the 1000 Paper Canes fills
your heart with hope & happiness. Happy folding Sandy!
♥
If you know of other projects that share warm tingles &
would like to share them here, message me!
Traveling Color Compass
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| professional dreamer necklace - SR |
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| "Let your heart be your compass and be brave to ride the wave of your imagination" |
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| the making of SS 2011 collection |
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| earth's awe inspiring colors from satellite images via oceanofmind |
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| detail from flower headwear workshop @ new gallery london |
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| details from my traveling studio |
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| coloured mountains of Landmannalaugar, Iceland |
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| the making of SS 2011 collection |
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| wild flowers via oceanofmind |
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| beauty, mystery & foolishness - source unknown |
2011 has been a incredibly exciting and hectic year so far,
above are moments of creating, colorful inspiration & visual
expressions of emotions. I've been living & working in London for
a month or so and the ever flowing energies of this city have
definitely had there effect! Between markets, birthdays, travels,
merriment, workshops, custom pieces & moon lite moors
photo shoots...I've had my hands full and loved every moment.
photo shoots...I've had my hands full and loved every moment.
Preparing for the next adventure, which begins in a week!
Wish me luck △
Wish me luck △
DIY Candles
Making DIY Candles from Recycled Wax & Beer Cans!
With found wax left outside a candle factory & beer cans
from the last house party, equals a wicked diy weekend project.
Materials
twine for wick
beer cans
wax (recycled if possible)
pliers & scissors
can opener
stove & pot
sieve (bend square can metal into cone shape)
lighter!
1. In large pot melt chunk of wax until liquefied.
(make sure area is ventilated, as wax flumes are toxic!)
2. Prepare can by measuring twine wick to the full length of the can
leaving extra wick on the top, tie knot on the end.
3. Cut a slit in the opening, place wick in slit and let excess hang over the top.
4. With sieve pour wax into the can
(to make a sieve: cut square piece of can & fold into a cone shape)
5. Let wax harden....approx 1hr in cool & dry place
6. Once fully hardened, Open can with can opener
7. Once the top is off, cut a slit into the side
8. Using pliers (as it's very sharp) peel off can from candle
9. Cut wick to a desired length
10. Light & Enjoy!
Try this project out for yourselves.
Experiment using different candle molds,
but beware that some may melt from the hot wax.
You can also add colors & scents and anything else
you can think of to make the creation of your choosing.
Happy Crafting
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