These lavender sachets are made with the minimum of sewing, but still give the impression of traditional craftsmanship.
Total Time: 30 minutes
Yield: 2 yards of lace = 9 bags
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These sweet scented ornaments are great for decorating the tree or for giving as gifts. They are also great bazaar sellers.
Sweetly scented of spring, these sachets filled with lavender and tied with a ribbon are lovely to slip into a drawer for freshly scented linen or lingerie.
I love the magazines with perfume samples. I make little sachets out of them by transferring the lovely scent onto small squares of tissue. I then put those scented squares into a crocheted bag.
This is a simple sewing project that is great for gifts, and many can be made in under an hour. I made these as gifts for Valentines Day, and I am still getting compliments. It's a nice way to start the day with rose scented clothes! Enjoy!
You can make drawer sachets by placing a tablespoon or so of your favorite dry laundry powder in a coffee filter and using a twist tie to keep it closed. Place in your dresser drawers for lightly scented clothing.
Ribbon woven through a felt heart helps you create these beautiful handmade sachets. This is a page about woven felt sachet heart.
This page is about making soap sachets. Small pieces of soap can be useful to make sachets.
With two Dollar Tree doilies, both the same color but one smaller than the other, you can make a nice sachet to hang on the wall!
Whether you make one for a linen drawer or to hang in her car it is sure to please. The big decision will be how many to make for yourself.
