How to make rope incense

Todays post is on how to make incense sticks at home. The good thing is that once you do it you are set up to make more of them easier. First step is to get your supplies and decide which fragrance oils you want to use. Here are the directions. Supplies for a 20-stick batch: 20 – 11″ incense sticks 12 ml. Refresher Oil

Incense Making Made Unserious: Unprofessional and free spirited incense making for everyone who seeks more experiences to fill their life. This will be lengthy one, but bear with me.

Learn how to make incense using commonly found and locally grown botanicals.

So when we say our incense is Rose-scented, that means we use REAL roses! No artificial scents, no chemicals, not even essential oils, just real rose petals! Enjoy naturally scented incense as an alternative to the toxic commercial incense. #allnaturalincense #naturallyscented #organicproducts #handmadeincense #handmadeisbetter

@kinandcottage on Instagram: "Making hand dipped incense is pretty simple. It’s the wait time & hand counting for packaging that can really get ya! You just need unscented incense sticks, DPG, and high quality fragrance oils. Mix the dpg and the fragrance oils at a 2:1 ratio, add your incense, and dry once they’ve completely soaked up the mixture! #incense #incensemaking #incensesticks #incensestick"

Want to make incense at home? It's super easy and can be made as strong as you please with your favorite scents! It also makes a great housewarming gift!

Now that the holidays are over, it's time to relax and make these winter-inspired incense!

A bit about me and how I make my incense. Hand-rolled with care, each stick and cone are a labor of love.

I took Incense Class . All natural ingredients. I made Paper and Rope Incense.