Once you find the ideal fabric you’ll be making these pouches for every drawer in the house

• Use pencil to trace round a breakfast plate onto a square of embroidered silk and cut out the resulting circle.
  
• Turn over 2cm at the edge and sew all the way round with a 1cm long running stitch, leaving one end unknotted.
  
• Gather up the sides to form a pouch and fill with lavender or rose petals. Close the neck and tie off securely, finishing with ribbon bows.

CB Idea
Use a rectangle of silk and sew up the sides to make a bigger bag that’s easier to fill

Add a loop to the top of each bag and hook onto coat hangers in your wardrobe