Scented Christmas Sachets
Giving presents around the holidays can be expensive, but making homemade Christmas gifts is a thoughtful way to show you care. These Scented Christmas Sachets are easy, affordable, and sure to bring holiday cheer to your loved ones. These pretty, fragrant sachets require no sewing, so they are perfect for crafters of all skill levels. The cloves and cinnamon will fill your home with heavenly holiday aromas. Add a festive fabric poinsettia that is eye-catching and beautiful. In no time, you can learn how to make a sachet for everyone you know. You can even make a couple to decorate your own home.
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Time to CompleteUnder an hour
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Marilyn B
Dec 12, 2016
Has anyone made this sachet using the shantung fabric? I am wondering if the oil would weep through the fabric creating possible staining on it and on whatever the sachet sat on. Might be a good idea to place a little plate or coaster underneath just in case. You could also create your own yo yo flower embellishment in place of the store bought one to save money or even to make it for any occasion.
Cheryl E
Nov 23, 2016
This quick to make, no-sew Christmas sachet is lovely. While I may not have silk shantung as the instructions indicate to make the scented pouch, I do have lots of Christmas-themed fabric scraps along with a thrifted poinsettia flower that I believe will work as well. Scented rice may be an inexpensive substitute for the wonderfully aromatic cloves and flaxseed filling.
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