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DIY Lavender Sachets

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26 Jan
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Easy to Make Lavender Sachets

Since we are cleaning out our closets for the 8 Week Cleaning Challenge, I thought I’d share a simple DIY project to keep your drawers and closets smelling ah-mazing: Lavender Sachets

What You’ll Need to Make Your Sachets

DIY Lavender Sachets

  • Small Muslin Bags with Drawstrings (Mine were 3″ x 4″)
  • Dried Lavender (or another filling of your choosing- Cedar might be great for a more masculine scent)
  • Image Transfer Paper
  • Iron
  • Gift Tags (If you’d like to give some away)


Directions: How to Make Lavender Sachets

I chose to create a small graphic to iron onto my bags. I did this by making the image on my computer, printing a mirror image onto transfer paper, and ironing it onto the bag. Here is a printable of the mirror image I used: Lavender Sachets Printable.

DIY Lavender Sachets

Fill the bag about 2/3-3/4 of the way full with dried lavender, or other filling of your choosing.

DIY Lavender Sachets

Pull the drawstring tight and knot it off so none of the contents spill out. If you find bags without a drawstring, you could always tie the top with twine or ribbon.

DIY Lavender Sachets

You can now toss one in a drawer, or hang it in your closet.

DIY Lavender Sachets

DIY Lavender Sachets

Love these easy-to-make lavender drawer sachets! Such a simple DIY gift idea!

These lavender sachets would be great for a house-warming gift. If you want to go that route, simply tie a gift tag around the top and you’re good to go.

 

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These lavender sachets smell amazing and are so easy to make! Perfect for gift giving or keeping for yourself.

This post was originally published at Clean and Scentsible on November 27, 2015.

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  1. Katie McDonnell says

    May 25, 2020 at 6:01 AM

    Hi Erin! I am going to make 50 for my daughters baby shower. How much lavender will I need? Can you also tell me about how much you put in each bag? What do you think of using batting and lavender oil instead of the buds?

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