Thurlby Herb Farm Christmas Jocelyn Proust Moonlight Birds Drawer Sachets

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Thurlby Herb Farm

Christmas Jocelyn Proust Moonlight Birds Drawer Sachets

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A festive Drawer Sachet for Christmas!

This Christmas edition comes wrapped in Jocelyn Proust's Moonlight Birds print – honeysuckle banksia, white paper daisies and native birds in deep red or green – and is scented in your choice of Bush Blossom or Sandalwood. Tuck one into a drawer or linen cupboard – or wrap it up as a stocking filler.

Place an Aromatic Drawer Sachet from Thurlby Herb Farm in your drawer, wardrobe or linen cupboard to allow the subtle perfume to refresh your clothing while naturally repelling insects. Made from natural vegetable, essential and fragrance oils, these aromatic drawer sachets will stay beautifully scented for months.

  • All natural quality ingredients that subtly fragrance clothing while repelling insects, including clothes moths.
  • Packaged in recycled cotton paper.
  • To use: place the unopened sachet amongst your clothing or linen.
  • Measures approximately 13 x 9.5 x 1 cm.
  • Made in Western Australia
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Thurlby Herb Farm

Thurlby Herb Farm

Thurlby Herb Farm is a family business in the southern forests of Western Australia, just north of Walpole. They have been growing herbs and making botanical products there for more than 30 years, using traditional knowledge and ingredients from their own garden and the landscape around it.

The range is free of synthetic additives, parabens and lauryl sulphates, and everything comes packaged in recycled cotton paper. The principle has always been a simple one – make things good enough that you would happily use them yourself.

For knitters and crocheters the useful part is moth protection that does not smell like a chemical. Tuck one in with a wool stash, a drawer or a project basket and it works away for months. When the scent starts to fade, a light scrape with a serrated knife wakes the essential oils up again.