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A PRETTY SACHET

FOR YOUR DESK

Our grandmothers knew and loved

sachets, or small bags containing perfumed

powders or potpourris. Even today there

are many uses and applications for sachets.

> Materials from the kit: homemade,

undiluted perfume (fresh or lemony),

pipette

> Additional materials: dried leaves

from lemony herbs, dried lemon peel,

chamomile flowers, bowl, cotton or silk

remnants, chalk, scissors, pins, sewing

thread, needle

Instructions

1. Copy the cut out pattern on

this page and transfer the cutting

line and the dotted sewing line

onto two 5 x 5 inch pieces of

fabric.

2. Cut out the two

heart shaped pieces of

fabric.

3. Sew the two heart pieces

together along the dotted line

leaving an opening of about 1 inch.

4. Turn the piece inside out.

5. Mix one handful each of the dried

leaves and flowers in the bowl, sprinkle

some of your homemade perfume on them

with a pipette and fill the heart shaped

sachet with the mixture.

6. Turn the edges of the filling opening

inward and sew it together as neatly as

possible with fine stitches. Your sachet is

finished.

A FRAGRANT NECKLACE

FROM FLOWER PETALS

Here is a special gift for a very good friend.

> Materials from the kit: homemade,

undiluted perfume (fresh or lemony)

> Additional materials: fresh petals

from roses, carnations or sage, paper towel,

large plate, cotton thread, knitting needle

Instructions

1. To make the flower necklace, collect

leaves from pleasant smelling flowers or

herbs — like roses, carnations, or sage.

2. Pick off the leaves and roll them into

small firm beads. You can decide the size

of the beads from the quantity of

available leaves and petals.

3. Let them dry on a plate

covered with a paper towel in

a well-ventilated location.

4. Before the beads are

quite dry and hard, pierce

them with the knitting needle

and thread them onto a strong

thread of cotton or nylon.

5. Tie the two ends together and the

fragrant necklace is done.

> A tip: If the flower necklace should

lose its fragrance over time or if the

fragrance is too light for you, revive it

with a few drops of your favorite perfume

mixture.

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