Last Updated on October 31, 2019 by Babita
Learn to make this cute apple scented potpourri pouches to welcome Fall season. It is an easy craft and you will be tempted to make more. If you are a regular arts & crafts, DIYer chances are that you will have most of the craft supplies at home.
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However, you may need to buy some potpourri and fall foliage supplies. I wanted to do this craft because it is officially. It is officially Fall and since it is apple season, I decided to make some Apple Scented Potpourri Pouches to place around my house. I wanted my home to be filled with some apple-scented goodness. This was an easy project , and I knew I wanted to make the pouches with felt. Since I already had most of the supplies, making these potpourri pouches was a breeze. Please see below the steps:
How to Make Apple Scented Potpourri Pouches
I started off by uploading a free template of apple (found online) to Microsoft Word. I made some adjustments for height and weight and selected 6″ for both. Once I was satisfied, I took a printout.
Once I got the printout I cut out the template. If you notice, you will see I got rid of the stalk. I then pinned the template over the green felt fabric, which I had folded in half to get two pieces.
I then cut the felt fabric the same shape as the apple template.
To connect both the pieces I used blanket stitch all around the edge. I made sure to leave an opening of 2″.
I had planned to use the existing potpourri that I already had at home for stuffing the pouch. I noticed they had lost their scent, so I added a couple of drops of apple cinnamon warming oil. I mixed them properly and made sure it had coated most of the pieces of potpourri.
I then stuffed the pouch with the potpourri. Once I was satisfied with the amount of potpourri in there, I sewed shut the 2″ opening.
Next I cut a 6″ piece of brown 1/2 wide ribbon. I folded it and glued it on the back of the felt apple to resemble a stalk. I then allowed it to dry for a couple of minutes.
To embellish the pouch and make them look pretty I used the foam berries from the fake fall foliage (see picture below) which I had brought from Walmart earlier. I removed few of the berries and glued them to on the front of the pouches.
Since I liked how the green apple pouch turned out I made another. The process was the same with the exception of the felt, ribbon color and embellishment.
Both my girls loved how the apple scented potpourri pouches turned out. They wanted me to make one for their rooms. Since this was such a fun and easy project, I told them I will help them make it. That way they will learn something new and keep themselves occupied.
I hope you enjoyed this DIY project for Apple Scented Potpourri Pouches. Hopefully you will make some for your home too. If you liked this post and have tried it don’t forget to tag/follow me on Instagram @babsprojects or Like my Facebook page. You can also comment below.
heather s
I love this. They are cute and easy to make
Laura
Oh these are so cute! I love making little crafty things like this, and love when they make the house smell good!
Natalie
This would be a great craft idea for teachers to do with their students!
Geri sandoval
Cute project I can do with my granddaughters, they can give these as gifts to their teachers. Thanks for sharing.
Heidi Robbins
What a fun craft! It would make a great gift, especially for a teacher!
Stephanie
I’m not good at sewing, but I think this is easy enough for me to do.
Jill Myrick
These are adorable and I love how easy they are to make. These would be perfect to include with gifts this Christmas with various other scents as well.
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Jan Lee
Great idea 🙂 I could make these and have different fall scents or even spring scents in them! Thanks for the idea!
Judy Thomas
These are adorable and would make lovely little gifts!
Cynthia R
These are adorable, the bead applique is a nice touch too.
Edye
What a unique idea! Love it 🙂
rebeccabasset
Ohh these are adorable!Thanks for the Post, Pictures, and the How to! I will have to give these a try!
Amanda Maxwell
These are cute! Do you recommend applying scent boosters, like the warming oil you mixed the potpourri, onto the felt if the scent starts to fade?
Renee Walters
Those are so cute! I love the scents!
Dotty J Boucher
I am so in love with these. I was just on your facebook page and was looking for this, so glad I came
across this,
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Stephanie
I suck at sewing but this looks simple enough.
Natalie
This would make my house and my car smell amazing!
Mar
These are so creative, I love it!
Amber Nelson
Oh what a great idea! I am going to make this with my daughter! Love the fall scents too!
Carlee C
Those are so cute! I love how easy this project is, and great way to get into the fall season. My daughter would love creating a craft like that.
Theresa
What a super cute and smell good way to celebrate the start of fall! This is so easy, I think my girls could make a few for gifts!
Kristen from The Road to Domestication
Super cute! I love how the stems are loops, so you can hang these anywhere!