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How to Make Heart Sachet Sets

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A lavender-scented sachet is a simple luxury that makes a nice gift.

Kayte Terry

This project is a great way to use up some of your fabric scraps.

Kayte Terry

Mix your lavender and rice in a measuring cup first.

Kayte Terry

A lavender-scented sachet is a simple luxury that makes a nice gift.

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Make sure to iron your seams down flat to one side.

2. Pin and sew the two 3-1/4-inch pieces together with a 1/3-inch seam allowance. Iron the seams to the darker-colored fabric. You will now have two pieces. Pin and sew the two pieces together to make a roughly 6-inch square. Iron the seams toward the darker fabric.

3. Repeat to make the other two sachet fronts.

To assemble the sachet:

1. Cut the linen into three 6-inch squares.

It's easy to cut symmetrical shapes when you fold your cardstock in half first.

2. Fold the piece of cardstock in half, trace a heart shape, and cut out with paper scissors. Trace the heart onto the linen pieces with tailor's chalk.

3. Pin one linen and one patchwork piece together right sides out.

Make sure your unsewn opening is on a straighter side of the heart. I find it much easier to close the opening later if I just have to sew a straight line.

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Comments (10)

teens writes: will be giving this a try but where did you get your lavender from to fill the hearts?

Love the easy to follow instructions and liking the rice and lavendar combination to fill the hearts.
Posted: 2:57 pm on February 3rd

LunarFaith writes: thanks for this - very nice :)
Posted: 4:24 am on June 4th

kaytet writes: ritaprojecta-
i buy my lavender from the san franscisco herb company, which does mailorder but you can also get it at health food stores.
Posted: 12:28 pm on February 10th

ritaprojecta writes: great valentines project.. Any idea where to buy the lavender and how much to add
thanks
rita
Posted: 7:26 am on February 8th

lucybug33 writes: If you use Lavender it also works to keep away bugs without the stink and chemicals of moth balls. I would also use cedar shavings if you can get them.
Posted: 8:51 pm on December 31st

sassysewer writes: Very cute! My 7 year old sewed potholders and an apron this weekend in my sewing room and this will be a great introduction to piecing for her She can make this cute project for her teachers for Valentine's Day. Thanks for the great idea!
Posted: 11:46 am on December 29th

sewingcats writes: I plan to make catnip hearts for my 2 sweet cats, LuckyLu and Greycie! Afterall, they spend hours with me helping me sew...they are my little "sewingcats""!
Posted: 8:16 pm on December 28th

kaytet writes: eiluj- i love the catnip idea!
Posted: 3:44 pm on December 28th

sigridsoto writes: loving it
Posted: 5:47 pm on December 27th

Eiluj writes: I love this idea - what a great way to use up fabric scraps and even left-over dried herbs from other projects. Thanks for sharing!

You could also fill them with catnip to give to cat-lovers as gifts.
Posted: 2:15 pm on December 27th

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