Sachet Bags on Round Knitting Loom
Sachet bags are beginner easy to make and there hundreds of great reasons to make them. These are not just for party and shower favors. My favorite use is as air fresheners and as scrubbies.
Below is a step by step video for this quick and awesome project.
Supply List for Mini Sachet Bags
Loom: Small 24 peg
Yarn: 20 Yards of 100 % Cotton Worsted Weight
Hook: Any Loom Hook
Stitch Markers: 12 Stitch Markers
Yarn Needle: Any Yarn Needle
Optional: Empty Teabags
Pattern Notes:
Stitches: Knit and Purl
Product Size: Approximately 2.5 inches
You will knit with only 1 strand of yarn and use the U-wrap version of the knit stitch throughout the project.
To Purchase the Downloadable PDF Pattern: Click HERE
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Love this, but will have to watch a few more times to understand all the draw string instructions. I have a thought about the flattened scrubbie. What if I used one strand of cotton and one strand of the abrasive scrubbie yarn I’m seeing in the shops and made a kitchen scrubbie with it. Do you think that would work? I’ve been wanting to make dishcloths with one strand of each, and a cloth and a scrubbie would make a cute gift set.
Yes Mary – it would work just fine.
Thank you for all of your great ideas and clear instructions! I am new to loom knitting and you continue to provide me with fun projects!
Thank you Tracy for the great feedback – I really appreciate it !
I like this idea and pattern very much. Plan to make some this afternoon. I’m not sure where to get empty tea bags, but will try rice with oils. Thanks for the pattern.
Here is a link for the teabags : Click HERE
Great idea! I have trouble working with cotton since it is so flimsy. This will be just the right size project to practice on. What did you put your baking soda in so it does not spill all over when you put it into the sachet?
Hi Candice – in an empty teabag
Nice sachet bags Denise, but won’t things like rice seep out through the holes?
Nope – you use an empty teabag