Easy Crochet Laundry Sachet
You are not going to believe how simple it is to make this Easy Crochet Laundry Sachet. You can either use the nice refreshing dried lavender scent for this DIY sachet, or you can use any dried herb that you love. No matter what crochet level you are, you can easily make this crochet sachet. Plus, you can easily add your own decorative design and give it to someone as a wonderful DIY gift that they are sure to love! This video tutorial is great if you're a visual learner to see just how easy making this DIY craft is!
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Estimated CostUnder $10
Time to CompleteUnder an hour
Primary TechniqueCrochet
Project TypeMake a Project
Materials List
- Crochet yarn
- Crochet hook (US J)
- Sewing needle
- Dried lavender (or scent of your choosing)
Easy Crochet Laundry Sachets
DIY Sachet Instructions
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ch 11 sts
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sc 10 starting in second ch from hook.
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ch1, turn. sc 10.
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Rpt row 2 eleven times total.
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Sew the two squares together on three sides and stuff with dried lavender before sewing fourth side to form a pouch.
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Add two sets of whip stitches for embellishment on two sides of the sachet.
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princess6860504
Sep 19, 2018
You know what I think a great use would be? Besides the obvious sachet for your bathroom, car, closet... how about making these up and attaching a festive ribbon of your choice and tie them to your gifts for the holidays? Tie one on a gift bag . Load the sachet with something like fresh evergreen or pine or cinnamon/orange. I think you could even make the sachet with an envelope style closure so the fresh greens can be swapped out from time to time.

flowergirl
May 04, 2018
Nothing beats the natural scent from fresh flowers and herbs. These crotchet sachets are the best way to have that fresh room odour everytime. It's so easy to crotchet you won't believe you have never done it.

Weberme
Apr 02, 2017
This is a great way to learn how to crochet and accomplish a project fast and feel good about it and you can even make a few and put in a cute bag and give as a special gift with whatever smell you like or just keep for yourself and put in your drawers or in closets or even put in the guest bedroom to keep a fresh smell. I love these sachets and the crochet makes it look so much prettier than those you buy in the envelopes. You can take the envelope and open them up and pour them in the crochet ones so you do not have to create your own smell if you want. Super video and tutorial. I am loving these projects.
Stephanie Hantz
Mar 29, 2017
While this project is simple, you could make dozens of these and give them away as house warming gifts, bridal showers, even baby showers. I love how easy the project is and how easy it would be to change the colors. Plus, the fact you could really decorate them with different edges if you wanted to. #NationalCraftMonth2017
nelsons9 2064799
Mar 27, 2017
This is such a fun project #NationalCraftMonth2017
bellbryant59 21386 07
Mar 15, 2017
Easy idea. Very nice. #NationalCraftMonth2017

Sue LD
Mar 13, 2017
I am a beginner at crochet but think I could to this. #NationalCraftMonth2017
macaskillbarbara 2 542091
Mar 11, 2017
This makes me wish I could crochet! #nNationalCraftMonth2017
misseejo24 0093853
Mar 10, 2017
#NationalCraftMonth2017 I think I'll use this pattern for my wedding favors!

len10pin
Mar 08, 2017
#NationalCraftMonth2017. Easy, quick, pretty and useful. What more could you want in project? I'll be making a lot of these.
Stephanie Hantz
Mar 07, 2017
I love sachets AND I have a lavender bush in the backyard. Two birds with one stone! I crochet a lot and this patter is excellent for those small left-over skeins that always seem to hang around my stockpile. This would help me clean out a few of those plus the added benefit that I will have good smelly things!

banaszakv58 163081 5
Mar 07, 2017
#NationalCraftMonth2017 I bet this would smell lovely. I have a pachoulli plant that would beamazing.

ridiculosity 67303 43
Mar 06, 2017
This looks easy enough to make, but what do you do with it? Throw it in the washer with the laundry? In the dryer? #NationalCraftMonth2017
Editor Dana
Mar 08, 2017
One suggestion in the video is to keep it in the sock drawer for a pleasant, fresh scent! :)

Ma1030
Mar 06, 2017
Leave a comment...#NationalCraftMonth2017 I would be worried that it would leave a mess in the dryer and on the clothes eventually when it started to wear out.

bustedinnc 0512678
Mar 23, 2017
Ma1030, you keep them in your dresser drawer, or hanging in your closet, or pack them in with your seasonal clothes. Depending on what you fill a sachet with it can keep clothing smelling fresh, or repel creatures (moths and mice), or both. You can use them for Aromatherapy too, and tuck one in your pillow case, or under a sheet. Pop one in your car under the seat, or hang from the rear view mirror for an air freshener. Multipurpose packets, they are.
tracee
Mar 06, 2017
I wonder if the lavender will leak out of the holes as the sachet gets older and dries out. #NationalCraftMonth2017
Editor Dana
Mar 08, 2017
Tracee, you could probably sew a tiny fabric lining inside for added security! Hope that idea helps!

RhiRowland
Mar 06, 2017
Ooh, I am making some of these! Great idea! #NationalCraftMonth2017

Runeshadow
Mar 06, 2017
#NationalCraftMonth2017 What a lovely quick project! Love the sachets!

nanaodea7 3572724
Mar 06, 2017
I am going to have to learn how to crochet so I can make some of these.

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