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Marjolijn-Ashara β Spell Bottle - Faery Magic
Published: 2009-11-29 14:28:30 +0000 UTC; Views: 4755; Favourites: 99; Downloads: 91
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A tiny spell bottle charm made to attract the energy of the Faeries. Filled with different types of herbs, like thyme and lavender, stones like emerald and amethyst and some 'special ingredients' including dew, glitter and a piece of Trametes versicolor (Dutch common name; faery seat, because the faeries like to sit on them
) The necklace is made from black organza ribbon with dark and light green waxcord. The tree pendant is Tibetan silver.Size: about 3 cm / 1.2"
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what kind of liquid do you use for the bottle
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For these I used a base oil, I believe jojoba. I try using oils that are as odorless and 'energyless' as possible, to not disturb the rest of the synergy. However those are pretty hard to come by, so I usually end up using a cooking- or cosmetic oil that I feel fits best.
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D: wow you made these, so pretty!
how'd you find bottles so small?
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These I bought with tiny seed beads stored in them 
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oh neat, do you sell any of your bottles?
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I don't, but I believe they sell them at ebay... The bigger vials I got at our local variety of the dollar store. The tiny bottles were from this site; [link] I have no idea however if they ship to other countries. Good luck!
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thank you so much
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Essential oils. Different scents that all related to the cause of what I wanted to achieve
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Oh I see. They're very beautiful.
Could you possibly use a cooking oil, nuetral oil or something of that nature? I was hoping to make a few of my own, and I don't have any essential oils.
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You could use cooking oils and neutral oils. When making a spellbottle for the element of fire I used sunflower oil for its connection to the sun. Whatever you want, you can use. I would however not use water, the herbs and flowers may rot. Oil is a better preservative. Also, be careful when you use cork stoppers. Oil might leak through it. I sealed mine with candlewax after I varnished the corks first, making them more liquid-resistant.
Have fun! I'd love to see some pictures when your done!
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Oh, thank you much! Very helpful^^
Yeah, I'll be sure to post some^^
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You're very welcome ^^
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How much would you charge for one? This is simply.. oh it's adorable!
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A necklace like this one I would charge about β¬12.50, also depending on the specific wishes (more expensive gemstones means more expencive necklace 
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Well, I live in Pennsylvania in the USA. So I dunno. I'd be glad to talk to you about it though! it's a very nice thing.
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I'm trying to figure out how to get it to the USA the safest way, I'll get back to you ASAP
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This one is not for sale but if you would like one, I could make one for you. Just send me a note with what you would want and I'll see what I can do
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This is soo cute and thought out well.
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Thank you
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