DIY Essential Oil Diffuser Ornaments are simple to make, offer some healthy aromatic benefits and make your home smell great for the holidays. With just a few basic ingredients, and essential oils, you can deck the halls this year with ornaments that are healthy and handmade.
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DIY Essential Oil Diffuser Ornaments ingredients
3/4 cup water
1 cup baking soda
1/2 cup corn starch
DIY Essential Oil Diffuser Ornaments instructions
- Heat the water, baking soda and corn starch in a small pot over medium heat.
- Keep stirring until it forms into a ball.
- Allow it to cool a bit and then roll it out into about 1/2″ thickness
- Use a cookie cutter to cut the dough into shapes.
- Bake at 175 degrees for about an hour.
- Allow them to cool, and then sprinkle them with essential oils. (See the blends below.)
How to Hang DIY Essential Oil Diffuser Ornaments
Option 1: Cut a small hole in the top with a screw, or pencil, and put a little string through the hole.
Option 2: If you are cutting the ornaments out in a star shape, you can wrap string around them in an X shape. Secure in the back and then tie a small loop at the top, to hang on the tree.
DIY Essential Oil Diffuser Ornaments the blends
Christmas Spirit
3 drops cinnamon
2 drops clove
2 drops douglas fir
Christmas Tree
4 drops white fir
2 drops cypress
1 drop sandalwood
Holiday Joy
3 drops cassia
3 drops cinnamon
2 drops clove
Spiced Cider
3 drops cinnamon
2 drops ginger
1 drop wild orange
1 drop clove
Notes about DIY Essential Oil Diffuser Ornaments
If you are just starting with essential oils, and do not have all of these in your collection, don’t worry! You can still make these easy diffuser ornaments. Any of the following oils will get you in the Christmas Spirit.
For Christmastime, use oils from evergreen trees like, fir, spruce or cypress. Citrus oils, like orange, and minty oils, like peppermint and spearmint are also great for the holiday season.
Winter baking spices, like cinnamon, clove, nutmeg and ginger would also smell festive together as a room spray during the Christmas season.
DIY Essential Oil Diffuser Ornaments
DIY Essential Oil Diffuser Ornaments are simple to make, offer some healthy aromatic benefits and make your home smell great for the holidays. With just a few basic ingredients, and essential oils, you can deck the halls this year with ornaments that are healthy and handmade.
Materials
- 3/4 cup water
- 1 cup baking soda
- 1/2 cup corn starch
- Essential Oils
Instructions
DIY ESSENTIAL OIL DIFFUSER ORNAMENTS INSTRUCTIONS
1. Heat the water, baking soda and corn starch in a small pot over medium heat.
2. Keep stirring until it forms into a ball.
3. Allow it to cool a bit and then roll it out into about 1/2″ thickness
4. Use a cookie cutter to cut the dough into shapes.
5. Bake at 175 degrees for about an hour.
6. Allow them to cool, and then sprinkle them with essential oils. (See the blends below.)
HOW TO HANG DIY ESSENTIAL OIL DIFFUSER ORNAMENTS
Option 1: Cut a small hole in the top with a screw, or pencil, and put a little string through the hole.
Option 2: If you are cutting the ornaments out in a star shape, you can wrap string around them in an X shape. Secure in the back and then tie a small loop at the top, to hang on the tree.
Notes
DIY ESSENTIAL OIL DIFFUSER ORNAMENTS THE BLENDS
CHRISTMAS SPIRIT
3 drops cinnamon
2 drops clove
2 drops douglas fir
CHRISTMAS TREE
4 drops white fir
2 drops cypress
1 drop sandalwood
HOLIDAY JOY
3 drops cassia
3 drops cinnamon
2 drops clove
Spiced Cider
3 drops cinnamon
2 drops ginger
1 drop wild orange
1 drop clove
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The Inspired says
I love this clever idea! Do you know how long the scent usually lasts? If not, that’s okay. 🙂
Laura says
I am so making these! Such a great idea!
Toni says
I really loved it!! Such a great idea for my Christmas tree!
Nate says
Testing
Lori Daly says
Have you tried painting these? If so, how does that come out? I am thinking of making hearts for garland.