Can you believe we are closing in on Christmas in less than two weeks? 10 days to be exact – EEK! I finally did a little shopping this weekend, so I have something to wrap up and put under the tree. I also had a little time this afternoon and I was able to make some pretty little gifts for a few friends at work. That smell amazing and look darn cute, if I do say so!
Winter Fresh Air Fresheners
These Winter Fresh air fresheners are the cool weather version of my Cinnamon Orange air fresheners. While the cinnamon and orange air fresheners were warm and cozy, I was ready for something refreshing and brisk … so I blended two of my favorite Young Living essential oils to come up with a delicious scent that is perfect for frosty mornings and chilly nights:
You will LOVE the earthy Rosemary combined with bright, refreshing Spearmint … it is reminiscent of pine trees which makes it absolutely perfect for Winter! These air fresheners are gel so they won’t spill in your car or make a mess on your desk at work! My favorite part is that there are no chemicals – just 100% pure essential oils.
Head over for the instructions on how to make the DIY mason jar air fresheners!
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I made these gorgeously giftable with just a few additions to these chubby little wide-mouth half-pint mason jars
. First, cut a square of tulle. If you are using your Winter Fresh air fresheners right away, remove the jar lid, place the tulle square and screw on the jar ring. If you want to gift these, replace the jar lid then add the tulle and screw on the jar ring. Next, I cut two holly leaves out of mossy green felt for each jar. Then, I punched a small hole in each leaf with my Crop-A-Dile
. I used some cream colored twine to thread a red jingle bell and two leaves onto the twine and then just tied a simple bow. I really can’t get enough of them – they turned out SO cute!!
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Beth at Unskinny Boppy
Oooo I bet these smell great! Why don’t you share this over on the Handmade Holiday facebook party? They would love it! Pinned and scheduled!
katie
Oh this sounds delightful!!!
Jessi @ Practically Functional
Too cute! I have the Christmas Spirit oil that I’ve been diffusing, but I’m going to try it in your air freshener next. Great idea!
Meghan
This would be a really great gift to give, especially to my coworkers. Thanks for the idea.
Deborah M Fischer
I have been trying to sign up for your posts through email and the link will not work. Can you help me?
susan
With great enthusiasm I embarked on this project. I used your Watesorb crystals and essential oils but mine do not give off the aroma in the room. Any suggestions?
Keri
Hi Susan – They do work best in small spaces (car, closet, at your desk) because the oils are not being diffused or dispersed into the air. If they start to dry out, I find that refreshing them with a bit of warm water and a few more drops of oil will plump the crystals again and refresh the scent. Hope that helps!
susan
Thanks – that puts it in perspective.
Cathy
Wonder what the pretty contents (crystal-looking things) are in the jars. Also where can we buy them? Oh I almost forgot … how many drops should we use of each essential oil? These are super cute – thanks for sharing.
Lauren
If I needed enough materials to make 20 jars, how much watersorb would I need to buy?
sue
I saw that you did a 50/50 with the orange and cinnamon oils but can’t find what mix you did for the Winter Fresh oils. Help, please?
Keri
Hi Sue – I used 10 drops of orange and 10 drops of cinnamon, but you can certainly adjust that to your preference. Thanks so much for stopping by!
Michele
Hi,you didn’t answer the question. Why ratio di you u se for the Winter Fresh mixture?
Keri
OH! So sorry – I used the same ratio of 10 drops each rosemary and spearmint! Happy holidays!
Beth
What do you use as the gel?
Keri
Hi Beth – I bought a product from Watersorb but there are also alternatives on Amazon. Here is the original post with all those details and instructions: https://www.shakentogetherlife.com/2014/04/diy-gel-air-fresheners.html.
Thanks so much for stopping by!
Judy
Whereas the recipe for air freshners
Keri
Hi Judy,
Here is the original post: https://www.shakentogetherlife.com/2014/04/diy-gel-air-fresheners.html
And here is my Cinnamon Orange Air Fresheners: https://www.shakentogetherlife.com/2014/10/cinnamon-orange-air-freshener.html
Thanks so much for stopping by!
Keri