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1. 

   First, Cut A small rectangle out of coloured felt, pin it to a scrap of fabric and then cut the fabric so you have 1 fabric rectangle and 1 felt rectangle.

2. 

   Put the Felt and Fabric on top of each other and sew with a straight stitch acroos the sides to secure the 2 patterns together. Flip it over and you should have a side of coloured felt and a side of fabric.




3. 

   

   Time to add your scent! You can do this in 2 ways, If you have a favourite essential oil or perfume follow the first step or if you have a favourite soap follow step 2. I used Honey I washed the Kids soap from Lush! Its lovely!
   
   Essential Oils and Perfume 1: Lay the rectangle flat on the felt side. Drop a few drops of your chosen fragrance onto the felt rectangle and spread around, If its a perfume spray it on.
   
   Soaps 2: Light a small tea light (un-scented candle) and melt a chunk of the soap on it. Pour the dripping melted soap onto the felt rectangle. Keep the last chunk of soap for later when you'll need it

4. 

   Fold over the rectangle and sew around all the edges but 1 edge. Now, Cut up the remaining chunk of soap into little pieces and put a little bit of the chunks into the pouch. Stuff the pouch a little bit with cotton wool. Get the last chunks of soap and put them in the pouch. Then, sew off the last edge.




5. 

   Add a ny cute details you like to go with your scent! e.g. If you have a lemon scent sew on a little yellow lemon, I used a bee for a honey smell! There you have it! A cute little plushie of fragrance! Another Idea is to Put it at the back of your wadrobe to make your clothes smell nice.

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