No Sew Lavender Scented Drawer Sachet

Learn how to make a no sew lavender scented drawer sachet to freshen up your drawers, linen closets, vehicles, gym bags, or anything else that needs freshening up!
You will need:
- 6×12-inch piece of fabric (fat quarters work really well for this if you are only planning to make a few)
- Hem tape
- Ruler
- Scissors or fabric cutter
- 1/4 cup Epsom salt
- 1/2 cup white rice
- 18 – 20 drop Lavender Essential Oil
Step 1:
Making sure the patterned side of the fabric is facing you, fold the 6×12 inch piece of fabric in half to make a 6×6 inch square. Cut the hem tape for two sides and lay the hem tape along the edges of the patterned side of the fabric.
Step 2:
Iron each side down for about 30 seconds. Allow 30 seconds for drying and cooling. Turn fabric right side out, so the pattern is now facing you.
Step 3:
In a bowl, mix Epsom salt, rice, and essential oil.
Step 4:
Fill the sachet with the mixture. (I used all of the mixture in 1 sachet)
Step 5:
Fold the top edges in and line with hem tape to close up the sachet. Repeat step 3.
Tip: After making one, I found it much easier to fold the edges and iron them down after I ironed the sides together and had turned the fabric right side out.
Step 6:
Place in a drawer for a nice refreshing aroma!
This little sachet doesn’t have to be confined to a drawer. It can be placed anywhere that needs freshening up, such as a linen closet, a vehicle, or even a gym bag. You can also lay it on your pillow beside of you at night to get a relaxing and peaceful sleep.
How will you use your DIY lavender scented no sew drawer sachet?
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Suggested materials:
- 6x12 inch piece of fabric (Walmart)
- Hem Tape (Walmart)
- Ruler (Had on hand)
- Scissors or Fabric Cutter (Walmart)
- 1/4 Cup Epsom Salt (Walmart)
- 1/2 Cup White Rice (Walmart)
- 18-20 Drops Essential Oils (Plant Therapy)

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Marlo Jacobs on Mar 17, 2019
Great idea! I’m thinking about making some of these to use inside of suitcases while being stored in the garage. Also a nice way to use up fabric scraps I’ve been hoarding lol. Thanks for sharing the possibilities are endless!
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