DIY Rosemary Lavender Smudge Stick
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- čas přidán 13. 09. 2024
- Learn how to make your own Rosemary Smudge Stick. You can use smudge sticks to clear your space energetically. The most common type of smudge sticks are sage, but we grow lavender and rosemary in our garden. I speak softly in this video and I hope this video helps you to relax and unwind. I found that creating these bundles felt very peaceful and relaxing to work with natural elements. The smell of the lavender and rosemary is incredible. I love making things with my hands & I love to gift these holidays, but they also make excellent year round gifts. Thanks for watching!
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Exactly what i needed to see. I have both lavender and rosemary in my garden. thank you so much, all the way from Ireland
@@rachelfallon3155 enjoy bundling!
👍👍 With Rosemary, I will try🙂👋
This was so helpful thank you!!
My pleasure!
I really enjoyed this. I've subscribed
I'm so happy to hear that.
Me too.
Same here 💜 I like your calm voice 😌
@@serenahohnke8129 awww thank you ❤❤❤
Thank you so much for teaching me, I felt so welcome your voice is so sweet! I'll be making this over the week
So happy that you enjoyed it Abril!
Love that you can color the cord
Thanks, Mayra! I will be releasing a new video where I use a cotton sashiko thread to bundle.
Thank You! very relaxing!
I am glad it left you feeling relaxed.
Omg!! 💕 Your voice is so lovely… thank you so much for the vid. 🥰
Glad that you enjoyed it! Will be making more soon.
lovely video thank you x
my pleasure!
Love this, I just harvested some of my Lavender here in Oklahoma and it is so intensely fragrant. I want to bundle it with other herbs from my garden. Thank you, very relaxing
Beautiful! Thankful that you found a moment to relax.
@@hilarylhahn1089 good for the heart like dandelions
@@palmerdex wonderful. You can also use rose petals!
I loved this
thanks, Maria! so happy that you enjoyed it.
Lovely. Thank you! 💗
Thanks dear
My pleasure, Sonia!
Gorgeous. 💜😊 Love from Australia.
thank you! so happy that you enjoyed it. I hope to do more.
Thank you so much for the video! Do you dry the herbs before or after? Does it burn well fresh? Thanks!
It’s fresh, then I allow them to dry! They burn well dry!
@@hilarylhahn1089 Thank you so much! About how long does it take for them to dry?
So helpful! Thank you 💓
So happy you enjoyed this!
Hi Hilary, thank you for sharing ❤. What kind of string did you use to wrap the bundle? I think I heard you say cotton?
Hi- I use natural cotton twine that was left over from my indigo dye practice- that is why it is partially blue:) I will update the description with a link!
made my first rosemary bundle cos of this video, theyre nowhere as pretty as yours, but im rly excited anyways!!1
Amazing to hear- so happy you enjoyed it!
Do you have to let the rosemary dry though??
I did it when it was fresh which made it easier to wrap...then let the bundles naturally dry out.
Love this video❤️ but why aren’t whispering? 😅
Thank you! I speak softly so it will be more relaxing:)
thanks!! is the rosemary fresh ? :)
Yes! I used it fresh:) I have an huge overgrown rosemary bush. It dries out nicely and then can be burned.
How long would a smudge stick like this take to dry before you could burn it? Thank you, lovely video :)
Thank you, Jill! I would say a couple of weeks for sure- in the meantime it smells great. Lately, I've found it can also be used to decorate a gift with ribbon.
Please tell me about your string and how you color it🤗
Hi Amanda, I teach natural indigo workshops and that is how I dyed the thread. Hope to share a demo soon. Thanks for watching.
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Thanks for watching!
1.75 video fast .... !!!
Can't hear.you
It's a bit intentional. it's a style of video called ASMR
Thank you, thank you, thank you!! Such an important practice to produce smudging bundles that do NOT use White Sage that grows in such a small geographic area and is mercilessly poached from First Americans' Lands when the White Sage is SUCH an important part of their culture and ancestral community. czcams.com/video/jhgHt4gPN7Y/video.html Here's a movie about the sad state of affairs regarding poaching sage in southern California. Please watch the video link I included, and relax, relax,, relax in the realization, that Hilary L. Hahn's rosemary and lavender smudge sticks are sustainable and not destructive to native cultures and native lands! Thanks!
Hi Paulette, Yes! It is important to be mindful about this! I wonder if people might also grow their own sage as well. We grow ours but for cooking! Rosemary and lavender as you have seen- work well.