~ Posh Painted Furniture Million Dollar Christmas (part 2) Got ten minutes? This project is really quick and simple, so there's no excuse about not having the time. I'm going to show you how to make a scented sachet, using hessian fabric, decorated with one of my Christmas fabric transfers. They're bang on trend, cost a fortune to buy on the High Street, but next to nothing to make. They make lovely gifts and decorations. CHRISTMAS SCENTED SACHETS You'll need: A piece of paper and a pen A ruler Scissors Pins Hessian fabric Barrister's Horse fabric transfer (trust me, it just won't work without one:-)) An iron (but NO steam) Something firm and heatproof to iron on (such as a wooden chopping board) An old tea towel/scrap of fabric/pillow case Needle and thread (or sewing machine) Christmas pot pourri or some dried lavender STEP ONE Make a pattern. Using your ruler, drawer a rectangle on the piece of paper. For a small sachet 9? x 6? should be about right, or go bigger for a more generous sachet: STEP TWO Pin the paper pattern to your hessian and cut around it. Repeat with a second piece of hessian (or lay two pieces on top of one another and cut both at the same time): STEP THREE Place your tea towel on the chopping board: and iron (using a dry iron) until smooth: STEP FOUR Place one piece of the hessian on top of the chopping board and tea towel and