Scents of the Season
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One of my favorite ways to make my house smell amazing around the holidays is with simmering potpourri. In the spring I make this one, which is the same one Williams-Sonoma simmers in store. During the cooler months, I like a simmering potpourri that captures the smell of the season; orange slices (you can use just your orange peel too), cranberries, cinnamon sticks, cloves and star of anise. Simply put your potpourri into a pot and fill ¾ full of water. Simmer on low heat and be sure to always keep water in your pot. Your whole house will be filled with an wonderful aroma.
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I love doing this too. Makes house smell yummy!
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I bet this smells amazing!
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Oh what a great idea!xo, Yi-chiaAlways Maylee
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thanks for posting this, I'm always on the lookout for new ways to make my house smell good. and I love the smell of the holidays
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Smells yummy from here!!!xo, Emily
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I've never made my own potpurri before, I love the idea of this!
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I love this idea! It's so pretty too.
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