Scented Stocking Stuffers for Christmas

Who doesn't like special scents like fresh strawberries and peaches or lavender and cinnamon? If you're looking for stocking stuffers for your those on your Christmas list, and want to make the gifts yourself, the following items are easy, not too expensive and have an elegant look to them, not to mention they smell nice, too

Stocking Stuffer #1 - A scented stocking

This Christmas, why not create a miniature scented stocking? Buy a unique multi-colored mini stocking at your local craft store and decorate it is in special sequence, attractive materials and ribbons that complement the scent you're going to use. For example, if you're going to create a lavender theme stocking, decorate it in purples, blues, reds and forest greens. Consider hot gluing lavender petals, a moon and stars to remind the person that lavender is a perfect herb and scent that induces sleep. Consider actually stuffing the stocking with lavender soap, lavender oil and powder packets.

Stocking Stuffer #2 - Scented candles with potpourri holders

Purchase or make your own scented candles. Any craft store sells candle kits with easy to follow instructions. Choose a color or colors for the candle that either represent the season of Christmas or choose a scented theme that your friend or family member will enjoy. Create a decorative candleholder made of potpourri, lace, ribbons and bows.

Stocking Stuffer #3- Fragrant Stationary Papers

An elegant set of fragrantly scented stationary papers rolled and tied with a pretty ribbon makes a great stocking stuffer. Add a delicate feathered pen and ink set, and you have a beautiful stocking stuffer for someone who loves to write letters. A touch of romance may include adding rose petals and potpourri inside the stocking. A sachet to match the paper and scent would be a nice complement piece to the stocking.

Stocking Stuffer #4- Bath Salts and Bath Soaps

Make this year's stocking stuffers scented!

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