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DIY Clay Diffuser Stones

Create charming clay diffuser stones that enhance your home decor and infuse your space with your favorite essential oil aromas. Perfect for all skill levels, these customizable stones are eco-friendly and make for thoughtful gifts.
Prep Time 1 hour
Cook Time 30 minutes
Total Time 1 hour 30 minutes
Course Craft
Cuisine DIY, Home Decor

Ingredients
  

Materials

  • 1 pack Air-dry clay or polymer clay Choose based on preference for air-dry or bake
  • as needed Essential oils (your choice of scents) Select your preferred scents for aroma
  • optional Acrylic paint For decorating the stones
  • 1 Paintbrush If using paint for decoration
  • 1 Rolling pin For flattening the clay
  • 1 Cookie cutter or knife To shape the diffuser stones
  • 1 Baking sheet If using polymer clay, for baking
  • 1 sheet Parchment paper To work on if using polymer clay

Instructions
 

Preparation

  • Clear a flat surface and lay down parchment paper if working with polymer clay.
  • Gather all your materials for easy access.

Conditioning the Clay

  • Knead the air-dry clay or polymer clay until it becomes soft and pliable.

Shaping the Stones

  • Roll the clay into balls, then flatten them slightly with the rolling pin.
  • Use a cookie cutter or knife to cut out your desired shapes.

Creating Holes

  • Use a straw or a skewer to make a small hole in each stone.

Decoration

  • If desired, use acrylic paint to decorate your stones and let them dry completely.

Drying

  • For air-dry clay: Allow stones to dry for 24-48 hours.
  • For polymer clay: Bake according to the package instructions (usually around 15-30 minutes).

Scenting

  • Once fully dry, add a few drops of your favorite essential oil into the hole and allow the scent to absorb.

Displaying

  • Place your diffuser stones in bowls, on shelves, or around your home to enjoy a lovely fragrance.

Notes

You can customize colors, add textures, and experiment with different essential oil blends for a unique experience.
Keyword Clay Diffuser Stones, Crafts, DIY, essential oils, home fragrance