Stovetop Potpourri has the delicious scents of cranberry, cinnamon and citrus. Want to make your home and your neighbor's smell like CHRISTMAS?

Here's a fun way to spread holiday cheer by making DIY stove top potpourri jars as beautiful and frugal Christmas gifts that smell like cinnamon and citrus!

Who loves the smell of Christmas? I’ve got this potpourri simmering on my stove right now, and I WISH you could smell it through the screen. My boys asked with delight: WHAT are you making? My answer didn’t thrill them. You can share the delightful scent of Christmas with friends and family by making them a bag of Stovetop Potpourri. I made these for my sons’ teachers (and attached a Target gift card – which is what they REALLY want!) Here is what you’ll need to make the potpourri: Cinnamon…

Fill your home with the warm, festive scents of the season! Try this easy holiday spice potpourri recipe using natural ingredients like citrus, cinnamon, and herbs.

This Christmas Stovetop Potpourri makes your house smell AMAZING! Give it as gifts to bring some extra cheer to your loved ones this year!

This easy and affordable Christmas stovetop potpourri is perfect for creating a warm and inviting atmosphere during the holiday season.

Homemade Christmas Potpourri Stove Top Recipe is perfect the way to make your home smell like the holiday season. We even love to give as a gift. Even if you leave the pot full of the potpourri without heat, it will still smell amazing. Make this potpourri for a blend of citrus smells and spices for a cozy, comforting smell for your home. #eatingonadime #christmaspotpourristovetop #stovetopchristmastpotpourri

Good thing for us there are stove top potpourri recipes, which make your home smell absolutely divine without grabbing a $20 candle from the store.

And while they’re busy making memories, I like to create a bit of magic in the background; starting with a simmer pot on the stove...

Simmer pots are a simple way to make your home feel even more like the cozy haven you need during the fall and winter seasons. But what exactly are simmer pots, and how can you start making them today?