It's always nice to have clothes that smell sweet. And it's easy enough to achieve this with just some fabric and a few cedar blocks or pouches of lavender. These sachets can be hung over a hanger in the closet to infuse your entire wardrobe with their fresh aroma.

Tools and Materials
14-by-20-inch piece of loose-weave, breathable fabric, such as fine cotton gauze
Bone folder or chopstick
1/4-inch linen tape
Cedar blocks or muslin pouches filled with lavender
Hanger

Making a Hanging Sachet How-To
1. Fold one short end of the fabric in by 1/4 inch; press. Fold over once more; press. Topstitch. Repeat for the other short end.

2. Fold fabric in half lengthwise, with the wrong sides facing out. Sew sides together using a 1/4-inch seam allowance; sew along the cut side edges with a zigzag stitch to prevent fraying. Turn right side out. Poke out the corners with a bone folder or chopstick.

3. For the ties, cut six 10-inch lengths of linen tape; on one end of each tie, tuck under 1/4 inch and press. Sew two ties (at the folded end) to the inside corners of the open end and one tie to the top middle of the back of the pouch. Sew the remaining three ties to the front of the pouch, 3 inches up from the bottom, spaced to correspond with the first three ties.

4. Tuck a few cedar blocks or muslin pouches filled with lavender into the pouch.

5. Fold the sachet in half over the bar of the hanger, and tie in place.