What is Potpourri?
Types of Potpourri
How to Use Lavender in Potpourri
How to Use Rose Petals in Potpourri
How to Mix Potpourri
How to Add Color & Texture to Potpourri
How to Dry Potpourri Contents
How to Make Potpourri Sachets
How to Add Scented Oil to Potpourri
Where to Put Potpourri Sachets
How to Display Potpourri
How to Give Potpourri Gifts
What is in Potpourri?
How to Use a Potpourri Pot
Different Uses for Potpourri
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"Hi, I'm Susan Paxton for Expert Village and we're talking about potpourri today and sashay bags. I like the tiny little bags. I take a little lavender and fill it up and put it in the dresser drawers and in my linen closet. I also have just a round piece of material that has been edged and by gathering it up you can actually make your own bag out of that. Use any kind of cord or ribbon and just tie it up and you've got a nice little way to keep them enclosed but let the fragrance out. I wanted to show you some of the pieces of lavender that I have mixed in with these rose petals and they're very tiny, very delicate, the lavender blossoms fall right off and actually I think they might be seed pods, but I'm not sure I'm not a Botanist. But, they're usually very long, 12 to 18 inches long and like I said they have hundreds and hundreds of these little blossoms on them."
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