Creativity Witches' Bottle
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Creativity Witches' Bottle
Make a Witches' Bottle to aid in creativeness and inspiration.
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You will need:Mason jar Square piece of black cotton fabric Orange fabric paint or orange acrylic Dried mint Dried orange peels 2 drops orange essential oil 1 drop mint essential oil Rubber band Orange ribbon |
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Lay the black fabric flat on a hard surface. With the orange paint, paint a spiral in the center of the cloth. Set the cloth aside to dry. Place the mint first and then the orange peels inside the jar, filling it up about two-thirds of the way. Add two drops of orange essential oil and one drop mint essential oil. |
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Stir ingredients together while saying: "Creativity, come to me In whispers and dreams And visions that gleam." |
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Now place the cloth centered on the jar's mouth, spiral up. Holding the cloth in place, wrap the rubber band around the sides to keep it in place. Tie the orange ribbon over the rubber band. Keep the creativity bottle in your work area, wherever you do your writing, painting, drawing, etc. or put it on your nightstand for inspiring dreams. |
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