Our newest lavender sachet set is made from the Michael Miller, Dick and Jane, fabric collection.
Michael Miller fabrics are some of the best cotton fabrics available today. With trendy designs they are always on the cutting edge of fabric designs.
We are giving away a set of these sachet sets to 1 lucky winner.
This contest giveaway ends on August 10, 2008 at 11:59 PM EST. CONTEST NOW CLOSED.
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How to Win: (3 ways)
1. Visit our main website at www.limaugeboutique.com and take a look around. Come back here and add your comment, telling us what your you product is your favorite.
2. Get a second entry for posting our contest on your blog or website and coming back here and posting the link so we can check it out.
3. Visit our sister site, Shopping Gems. Once again, come back here and let us know you did that. While you are there enter our weekly, Sunday, giveaway.

These are the fabrics used in the set.

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These sweet sachet sets are for boy or girl babies. Made with designer fabric, each lavender filled sachet are perfect to freshen the baby's dresser drawer, put on the nightstand, or place in the corner of the There are 2 sachets in each set and each measures approximately 4" square. There is a matching satin ribbon around the set with an informational tag on top. The set is enclosed in a clear poly bag to keep them fresh and clean.
There are 2 different fabrics in the set.
These are a great idea to help a young child or baby relax and fall asleep faster. Makes a perfect baby shower or new Mom gift. If the fragrance fades just give them a squeeze to release the natural oil inside of the lavender buds. Lavender buds have at least a 2-year shelf life.

Click here to purchase at wholesale prices.
Also available in novelty prints.
Private Labeling: These sets can be custom-made to order using your own choice of fabrics. We can also design a tag with your business information on it.
Lavender Lemonade and Lavender Honey Bunches
1:55 PM | Lavender Food Recipes, Lavender Products with 1 comments »
We have come up with a wonderful, all natural drink called Lavender Lemonade. We use culinary grade lavender buds and dried lemon peel to create the right combination for our Lavender Lemonade. Available in a package of 2, you add the right amount of sugar to your taste, lemon juice and you have a refreshing Summer drink.
Lavender Lemonade goes perfect with Lavender Honey Bunches for garden parties, weddings, bridal showers, baby showers, birthday celebrations and other special occasions.
Here is the recipe:
Lavender Honey Bunches
- 3 cups quick-cooking oats
- 2 cups flaked coconut
- 1 cup unbleached flour
- 1 cup packed brown sugar
- 1 cup butter
- 1/2 cup honey
- 1 teaspoon dried, culinary lavender buds (crush if you don’t want them that coarse)
Preheat oven 350°F. Combine oats, coconut, and flour in a large mixing bowl. In a heavy saucepan bring the butter, honey, sugar, and lavender to a boil. Pour over dry ingredients and mix well. Drop spoonfuls of dough into muffin tins. Bake for 12 to 15 minutes or until light golden brown. Be careful not to over bake. Cool and enjoy.
You can purchase Lavender Lemonade from us by clicking here. You may also like Lavender Hibiscus Punch which is made using cranberry juice.
Lavender can be very effective on repelling moths. First you need to clean the area where moths have been to get rid of them. Lavender will not kill or remove moths.
It is not the adult moths that damage clothes, but the larvae (tiny, white worms) that is from the moth’s eggs. In fact the adults do not eat nor live long. An adult female can lay between 100 and 150 eggs. The eggs hatch in about five days and it is all down hill from there for clothes or yarn. The larvae commence eating the fabric/fibers. The larvae will continue eating until they enter the cocoon stage.
Lavender and cedar (even moth balls) do not actually kill the moths, their eggs, or the larvae. They mask the male’s ability to smell female pheromones, therefore the males can not locate the females to mate and thus the female do not lay eggs.
Before using lavender and/or cedar you need to get rid of any eggs, larvae, or cocoons in your yarn, fabric, or other fibers.
Wipe down all storage bins or drawers where the items are located with a wet cloth or sponge. Locate the eggs and/or larvae and get rid of them. Try shaking the items out. If it is the summer, try putting them outside in direct sun light, which may either kill or drive away the eggs and larvae.
Our Moth-Away Closet Sachets contain a mixture of lavender and cedar.
We suggest using one sachet every 5 feet or so to insure that the fragrance of lavender/cedar is strong enough to smell.
If the fragrance fades just give the sachet a squeeze to release the natural oil inside of the lavender buds. Replace the sachet whenever you no longer smell the fragrance of lavender even after giving it a squeeze. Lavender has a shelf live of approximately two years.
Limauge Boutique sells bulk, dried lavender buds and bunches imported from France as well as Moth Away closet sachets, regular lavender sachets, party and wedding favors, lavender soap, lavender lemonade, and much more.
Our specially formulated Lavender Hand Therapy is made with Lavender Essential Oil, Sweet Almond Oil, and Beeswax. 2 oz. white jar with twist top. This is also great as a Gardener’s Hand Balm - good for cracked, dry working hands.
Limauge Boutique sells lavender buds and bunches imported from France as well as eye pillows, sachets, and lavender food products made in the US from French lavender. Visit us today www.limaugeboutique.com
