Fragranze per paste modellabili

Showing you how to make your own scented fragrance oil that you can mix into polymer clay!

I wanted to make some custom scents for charms, and I couldn’t find any new ones at Hobby Lobby, or MIcheal’s so I decided to try and make my own.

♥What You’ll Need:
Extracts
Oil
Bottles
Labels
Markers/Pen

♥ Extracts - You can find these extracts at any grocery store, and their normally used for cooking.

♥ Oil - You’ll need an odorless oil as the base because the oil will help the scent/extract stick to the clay.

♥ Bottles - I used Craftsmart bottles that I found at Michael’s in the painting section.

I was going to try this with olive oil because that’s all I had but olive oil has a distinct smell, and I didn’t want every scent I made to have a touch of olive. So I went to GNC and purchased a 16 oz. bottle of grape seed oil, and 16 oz bottle of sweet almond oil. Both are odorless, and the almond oil was on sale for $4.99 (the grape seed oil is $9.99). The bonus is you can use the left over oil on your skin and hair (the grape seed oil isn’t as greasy as the almond oil).

Scented Oil Recipes:

Mocha - Coffee Extract & Imitation Butter & Nut Flavor
Coconut Cream Pie - Coconut & Imitation Butter & Nut Flavor
Birthday Cake - Imitation Butter & Nut Flavor & Pure Vanilla Extract
Lemon Meringue Pie - Lemon Extract & Imitation Butter & Nut Flavor
Orange Creamsicle - Orange & Imitation Butter & Nut Flavor
Banana Nut Muffin - Banana & Imitation Butter & Nut Flavor
Peppermint Patties- Peppermint, Pure Vanilla Extract & Imitation Butter & Nut Flavor
Almond Croissant - Almond Extract & Imitation Butter & Nut Flavor
Licorice - Anise Extract