I made them from differently patterned sections of the same material as the previous one (which I blogged about here) but the buttons and beads that I've added on as decoration are different. They're both filled with dried heather flowers and stems. I love the variety of the patterns in the fabric.
I made invisible seams on the bottom using this tutorial on the Melly and Me blog (scroll down a bit to find the tutorial) - these seams really are invisible and easy to make, though a bit fiddly!
These items are for sale only to UK addresses, as I don't want to get on the wrong side of the law as it refers to international trade of plant parts. (I'm possibly erring on the side of caution here).
As ever, red text contains hyperlinks that take you to other webpages where you can find out more.
I like the pattern, button and the cute beads! I lovely idea! Have a great week!
ReplyDeletewhat a beautiful sachet and there's nothing wrong with being cautious... good luck with your sells... have a great day~
ReplyDeleteVery pretty Juliet. I imagine it smells of the moorland.
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ReplyDeleteThe sachet is lovely and made from beautiful fabric. It must smell sweet.
I know NZ customs are very strict and the border control, monitors plants and things like this coming in.
Happy week
hugs
Carolyn
This is lovely. I understand why you can't sell them outside the UK, but that's a shame.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful Juliet!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great project! Terrific!
ReplyDeleteCheers from Cottage Country!
Invisible seams! Good term!
ReplyDeleteI love these. Thanks for the link to the stitching tutorial.
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