Aromatique The Smell of Spring Decorative Fragrance 6 oz Potpourri Bag for Home Décor and Gift

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Before we get started, here are two important things you need to know, there are two types of potpourri: dried and simmering. I’ve been in love with simmering pots lately, also called stovetop potpourri. I love homemade scents, they are so much fun to make, smell amazing, and look very pretty! What is a stovetop potpourri?

Two Purple Couches had the right idea when they paired mint and grapefruit for this fruity simmer pot. This crisp fruity scent is so fresh and clean! 8. Lavender DIY Simmer Pot Instead of tossing out your used coffee grounds, throw them in a simmering pot and let them fill your home with the wonderful smell of coffee. Almond extract is also divine thrown in the mix if you happen to have it.You will be sure to enjoy the scent that recalls warm spring days. The beautiful potpourri will fill your room with the pleasant aroma of spring, making the perfect complement to any season. Use it in a bowl or on its own in any space where you want to infuse your surroundings with freshness and seasonal beauty. Aromatique’s potpourris look great on bookshelves and desks, but they also make excellent gifts for friends and family members who appreciate natural fragrances. Herbal tea in any flavor that you want, adds to the wonderful scent of this holiday simmering potpourri. You just add an herbal tea bag to a pot that contains water, apple slices, cinnamon, nutmeg, pumpkin pie spice, cloves and a few pine branches. Peppermint tea would be wonderful in this if you are looking to add some holiday scents or you could use chamomile for a more relaxing scent. The choice is yours! These simmer pots are so great for your own home during the holiday season and also make wonderful gifts.

We can’t all escape to a tropical island, but we can feel like we have with this tropical summer simmering potpourri from Winstead Wanderings. Lemons, strawberries, and coconut bring the fresh summer scents inside. 5. Lime Stovetop Potpourri

13. Homemade Pinecone And Orange Potpourri

The other type of potpourri is usually made on a stovetop and left to simmer. As it cooks, you can immediately smell how amazing it is. Here are some suggested recipe combinations for simmering on the stovetop in a saucepan, or in a potpourri burner: Simmering Potpourri Recipes 1. Cinnamon Buns You can use the same pot and ingredients for a couple of days, if desired. Dispose of the ingredients in your compost pile. 13. Tropical

Here’s another wonderful simmering potpourri with pumpkin. This one has apple cider and canned pumpkin as well as apple slices – or peelings and core – and pumpkin pie spice to give it a really strong and wonderful scent. You just add all of your ingredients to a pot and simmer away. You can substitute the water in this one for apple juice or cider or use water if you want to cut down on the apple scent. As this recipe explains, no room spray or candle can recreate the aroma of real spices and other Christmas goodies gently simmering on the stove. Following the tropical flowery theme, the potpourri contains attractive botanical ornaments, includingvarious flowers, leaves, shrubs, artificial stones, and more.Next time you want to freshen your home – skip the candle store at the mall and head to the produce section of your local grocery store! Mix up your own DIY simmer pot recipe and fill your home with a wonderful aroma- naturally! Nothing beats the smell of Christmas, but how can you fill your home with those sweet, nostalgic aromas all-year-round? With readily available all natural ingredients like citrus slices, herbs, essential oils, and fruits, you can make your home smell like spring and summer all year round if you like. Bring springtime scents into your home with this fragrant spring inspired stovetop potpourri. It’s made with citrus fruits, herbs and floral essential oils, including ingredients such as rosemary, lavender, rose petals, lemon, and essential oils (which, if you have pets, you may want to emit).