Making a Simple Lavender Linen Spray
Lavender linen spray is an easy way to bring a light, natural fragrance into everyday spaces. Used on bedding, linens, or in the air, it offers a gentle freshness without overwhelming the senses.
This method keeps things simple, relying on dried lavender rather than essential oils, making it well suited for beginners.
What You’ll Need
Dried lavender buds
Hot water
A heat-safe jar or bowl
Fine strainer or cheesecloth
A clean spray bottle
How to Make Lavender Linen Spray
Create a lavender infusion
Place 2 tablespoons of dried lavender buds into a heat-safe jar or bowl. Pour 1 cup of hot (not boiling) water over the lavender.Cover and steep
Cover loosely and allow the lavender to steep for 30–45 minutes. This draws out fragrance without bitterness.Strain
Strain the liquid through a fine strainer or cheesecloth, removing all plant material.Bottle the spray
Once cooled completely, pour the infused lavender water into a clean spray bottle.
How to Use
Lightly mist bedding before making the bed
Spray linens or fabric items from a distance
Refresh rooms with a gentle mist in the air
Always test on a small area of fabric first.
Storage & Shelf Life
Because this spray contains no preservatives:
Store in the refrigerator when possible
Use within 5–7 days
Discard if the scent changes or cloudiness appears
For longer storage, make small batches as needed.
A Note From the Farm
Lavender’s fragrance is most appreciated when it is allowed to remain subtle. Linen spray offers a simple way to enjoy the plant’s natural qualities without overpowering a space.
This tutorial reflects traditional uses of lavender and is shared for educational purposes.
No comments:
Post a Comment