How to make lavender sachets out of repurposed fabric
Make Lavender Sachets Out of Repurposed Fabric
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First start out with a pattern. I printed out this heart for my sachets. I've used cookie cutters for patterns as well. For this project I'm repurposing aprons I found at the thrift store.

Cut out your fabric. You'll need to cut out two pieces - one for the front & one for the back.

Next cut pieces of ribbon. This is for hanging the sachet. Feel free to skip the ribbon if you want.

Now pin the front & back together as well as the ribbon.

Next sew up 3/4 of your sachet leaving an opening for the lavender. I used a bright thread for the stitching - it doesn't need to be perfect. I then used a makeshift funnel for adding the lavender.

I bought the organic loose lavender at a local tea store. I paid under $10 for the bag which will make a lot of sachets!

After filling the sachet with lavender stitch up the opening. And you're sachet is done!

You can always make different sizes & shapes plus use a variety of fabrics. Preferably a fabric that is breathable like cotton or linen.
- Ribbon
- Scrap fabric
- Thread
- Sewing machine
- Loose lavender
Denise Corcoran
crafter extraordinaire. upcycler of things. coffee addict. fearless adventurer. always talking to strangers. goofball, nerd & big time giggler.
North Vancouver
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