HomeArts and Crafts IdeasThese Easy Lavender Sachets are What Every Drawer Needs!
Learn how to make your ownlavender sachetsto freshen up your home.
Be sure to hang them in a dry area with good air flow, out of the direct sunlight.
And dont neglect the leaves!
Theyre also very fragrant even after the blooms have passed.
If you dont have your own lavender growing, not to worry!
It may also help with reducing blood pressure, heart rate and improving sleep.
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Since I was using a lightweight woven cotton, I chose to fray all the edges instead of cutting.
Simply knick the starting end with tips of scissors and pull ends apart for needed length and width.
Align the cut fabric pieces with right sides together.
At the sewing machine, sew all 3 sides together leaving one short end unstitched.
Turn sewn piece right side out.
Combine 1 cup dried lavender blooms with 1/4 cup white rice in a small bowl.
The rice helps to absorb moisture to keep the lavender fresh longer.
It also provides added weight to the sachet.
Pour mixture in to prepare sachet, filling 23 of the way.
Tie elastic around the top to secure and then tie a decorative bow around the elastic.
The natural scent of the lavender lasts about three month in these sachets.
you’ve got the option to reactive the smell by gently scrunching and shaking around the sachet.
How do you like to use your lavender scented sachets?
The lavender has since lost its scent but the look of the wreath is still perfectly sweet and rustic.
Ill also add in there our newmason jar candles with lavender.
Well at least I know Ill never spell that word wrong again, LOL!
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