• January 27, 2016

These natural potpourri squares are full of botanicals, salts and essential oils. They make small spaces smell amazing!
Homemade potpourri is such an easy and fun project. I love having sachets for my clothing drawers. They make my clothes smell fresh and clean. Making your own potpourri also means that you can customize your blend with any fragrance or essential oil you prefer. I love the classic scent of lavender.

For these Potpourri Squares, I filled organza bags with a mixture of salts and botanicals scented with Lavender 40/42 Essential Oil. Then, I sewed the bags to create a cute square shape. This step is optional; you can always just pull the ties on the bags to seal them but I like the extra security sewing provides; no spills! This recipe makes about 6-10 bags, but it will vary based on how full the bags are and if you choose to seal them.

These natural potpourri squares are made with botanicals, salts and essential oils. They keep clothes and small spaces smelling great!

What You’ll Need:
½ cup Pink Sea Salt, Medium
¼ cup Medium Grain Dead Sea Salt
1/8 cup Rose Petals
¼ cup Lavender Buds
2 Tbs. Calendula, dried
2 Tbs. Cedarwood Chips
3-5 mL Lavender 40/42 Essential Oil
6-10 Small Organza Bags, any color (blue, pink, lavender, white)
Tools: Scissors, Sewing machine (or a needle and thread)


Click here
to add everything you need for this project to your Bramble Berry shopping cart!

ONE: Add the pink sea salt, Dead Sea salt, rose petals, lavender buds, calendula petals and cedarwood chips into a mixing bowl. Stir to combine.

ONETWO: Add the Lavender 40/42 Essential Oil and stir to thoroughly blend in the essential oil throughout the mixture.

THREE

THREE: Cut the  strings of the bag, and remove the string. 
TWO
FOUR: Fill the organza bags with the potpourri mixture. The bag should be full, but still able to close below the seams comfortably.

FOUR
FIVE: Time to get sewing! Sew the opening of the bag closed. Once thoroughly closed, cut off any thread.

FIVE
SIXSIX:  If you’d like, cut off the top of the bag for a cleaner look. Throw the potpourri in a clothing drawer or small space to fill the area with scent. Enjoy!

I gave these little guys away with beautiful rock formations to set on top of them (the salt and herb bags acted like a stand for the crystals) to my Mastermind business group for Christmas. They turned out perfectly. =)

SEVEN
NaturalPotpourri

What is your favorite way to give laundry or other small spaces a soft scent?

Potpourri Sachets

Soap Queen
These potpourri squares make clothing smell amazing!

Ingredients
  

  • ½ cup Pink Sea Salt Medium
  • ¼ cup Medium Grain Dead Sea Salt
  • 1/8 cup Rose Petals
  • ¼ cup Lavender Buds
  • 2 Tbs. Calendula dried
  • 2 Tbs. Cedarwood Chips
  • Lavender 40/42 Essential Oil
  • Large Organza Bags any color (blue, pink, lavender, white)
  • Scissors
  • Optional: Sewing machine or a needle and thread

Instructions
 

  • Add the pink sea salt, Dead Sea salt, rose petals, lavender buds, calendula petals and cedarwood chips into a mixing bowl. Stir to combine.
  • Add the Lavender 40/42 Essential Oil and stir to thoroughly blend in the essential oil throughout the mixture.
  • Cut the strings of the bag, and remove the string.
  • Fill the organza bags with the potpourri mixture. The bag should be full, but still able to close below the seams comfortably.
  • Time to get sewing! Sew the opening of the bag closed. Once thoroughly closed, cut off the strings.
  • If you’d like, cut off the top of the bag for a cleaner look.
Tried this recipe?Let us know how it was!

You may also like these

Become an email subscriber

Enter your email address below and you will receive all our new posts directly in your email inbox.

{"email":"Email address invalid","url":"Website address invalid","required":"Required field missing"}

The Latest from Soap Queen TV

Inspired by Gems & Crystals

All About Essential Oils

The Power of Charcoal

Create Your Own Clay Face Mask

DIY Bath Bombs

Cold Process Soap Tips & Tricks

Learn the Basics of Cold Process Soapmaking

Learn the Basics of Melt & Pour Soapmaking

Want to Start Your Own Soap Business?

Soap Business Success Stories

Soap Queen TV Favorites

Ingredient Spotlight

Disclosure

Unless stated otherwise, all images are original material and are copyrighted. If you'd like to use an image, please be a friend and credit the photo and link back to Soap Queen. Feel free to share, tweet and pin to your hearts content.