So when I had the opportunity to upcycle some of the mesh produce bags we pile up by the dozen into natural potpourri sachets that might freshen up the smelliest spots in our house, I lept at the ...

Potpourri is a fragrant blend of dried flowers, herbs, spices, and essential oils, often placed in decorative bowls or ...

flowers and leaves to make fragrant potpourri sachets. Simply let the cinnamon dry, and then crush it. Combine with dried flower petals and other items to create your favorite fragrance profile.

Make your own potpourri or scented sachets. From dried petals to spices, herbs and plants, making your own potpourri or sachets will create a longer-lasting fragrance. Use essential oils.

The smell probably is not courtesy of your big city environs, but scented stones, the latest addition from the many smell-good lines of potpourri, sachets, candles and incense for the home.

The leaves and flowers of the gorgeous purple plant can be used in potpourri, sachets, herb pillows and lavender wands. The best-known lavender is the English lavender, Lavandula angustifolia.

Sweet woodruff, Galium odoratum, has historically been used in beverages, potpourri and insect repelling sachets. The distinctive odor of sweet woodruff is a mix of vanilla, cinnamon and sweet hay.

It consists of a blend of dried flowers, herbs, and spices, often arranged in a decorative bowl or sachet. The image of a golden bowl brimming with vibrant, dried petals exemplifies how potpourri ...

Filled with traditional Chinese medicine, such as aromatic herbs, potpourri and sandalwood, the sachets can absorb sweat and repel insects and also are believed to ward off evil spirits.