The Scrappy Sachets pattern is pretty self-explanatory: put your stash to good use as you play with different types of stitches! Whether you’re making gifts or keeping them around to brighten up your home, these sachets are a joy to work up.

Feel free to get creative with your fillings! I used dried lavender flowers from my garden, but you could use other dried flowers, potpourri, or even pine needles. If your materials are all microwave-safe, you could add some rice to make a heat pack! You can even use this pattern as a cover for a pre-made sachet.

Level: This four-in-one pattern includes designs ranging from beginner level (simple knit/purl) to intermediate (basic cables).

Yarn: The samples were made using worsted/aran (4) and DK (3) weight yarn, but you can use any yarn you have lying around! If you use worsted or DK, you can expect to need about 25-60 yards. Simply pick a pair of needles that are a few sizes smaller than those called for on the ball band to keep a tight fabric that will securely enclose the filling.

Each option includes both written and charted instructions.

Want to see some free versions of my pattern writing first? Check out the links here!

I’d love to see your makes! Create a Ravelry project linked to the pattern and/or post on Instagram with the hashtags #scrappysachets and #clairdelunefiberart (tag me @clairdelunefiberart)!

Due to the nature of PDF patterns, I cannot offer any refunds on them. If you have any issues with this pattern, please email me at clairdelunefiberart@gmail.com and I’ll do whatever I can to help!