Smells of the Season.

Happy Chinese New Year! 

Making a quick stovetop potpourri to fill our apartment with luck and fortune!

Put orange peels and ginger in a saucepan and fill with water. 

Place on a low setting burner and enjoy!

Don't let the water completely evaporate, keep refilling. 

Stays good for about a week. We throw ours in the fridge when we aren't using it. 

Happy year of the Sheep!

Smells of the Season.

Make your home smell like pumpkin spice with a hint of latte!

This is great after you've baked your pumpkin goodie.  
Use the left over pumpkin you can't get out of the can...scrape all you want, but you'll never get it all out! (We used Easy Pumpkin Pie Mix, it's all we could find!)
Before you recycle your can, fill it with warm water, swish it around and dump it in a sauce pan.  
Add the other ingredients and place on a low setting burner! 
Don't let the water completely evaporate, keep refilling.
One mix stays good for about a week!

Keep it smelling like pumpkin goodness long after your treats are baked!

Smells of the Season.

What's more Thanksgiving-ey than cranberry and sage?

We love this stovetop potpourri for November!

Making a stovetop potpourri is a quick inexpensive way to welcome the cold and make your home smell warm and inviting!

Put all the ingredients in a saucepan and fill with water.  

Place on a low setting burner and enjoy! 

Don't let the water completely evaporate, keep refilling.

One mix stays good for about a week!

This will also make the perfect homemade gift for your Thanksgiving host!

Have fun with the packaging and don't forget to include the instructions!

Smells of the Season.

We just can't stop!
If you're not cooking some of your favorite fall recipes, try throwing this on your stove to welcome the fall and add some comfort to your home!

Making a stove top potpourri mix is a quick inexpensive way to make your home smell delicious!

Put all the ingredients in a saucepan and fill with water.
You only need a drop or two of the vanilla extract.
Place on a low setting burner and enjoy!
Don't let the water completely evaporate, keep refilling.
One mix will stay good for a few days.

Bring on the cold weather!

Smells of the Season.

Aloha and Happy Summer!

We love our stovetop potpourri mixes!

Put all the ingredients in a saucepan and fill with water.  

You only need a drop or two of the coconut extract.

And only one cinnamon stick. Two were a bit too strong!

Place on a low setting burner and enjoy! 

Don't let the water completely evaporate.

Soy relaxing! 

Smells of the Season.

Do you smell that?
Smells like warm weather.

Making a stove top potpourri mix is a quick inexpensive way to make your home smell delicious!

Throw sliced lemon, rosemary and a teaspoon or 2 of vanilla extract in a saucepan and fill with water.

Place on a low setting burner and enjoy!

Don't let the water completely evaporate, keep refilling.

One mix will stay good for a week or so.

This will also make a perfect homemade gift.

Have fun with the packaging and don't forget to include the instructions! 

Smells of the Season.

The smell of cloves and cinnamon mean the holidays are here!

Making a stove top potpourri mix is a quick inexpensive way to make your home smell seasonably appropriate! 

Put all the ingredients in a saucepan and fill with water.  

Place on a low setting burner and enjoy! 

Don't let the water completely evaporate.  

One mix stays good for a few weeks!

This will also make a perfect homemade gift!  

Have fun with the packaging and don't forget to include the instructions!