Updates and Answering Questions

First, my Maynia updates-
1) Turrets and Town.  The brown variegated thread is Ship's Manor "Ganache," and after looking at those little trees, I decided they should be green....that is "Three Fairies Green" from Romy's Creations.

(This is a phone pic - as is the next - and really aren't the greatest.  I'm sorry!)

2) Progress on the "Pumpkin Dragon" as of last night.

From what I can find via Google, the designer is Dutch, and it looks like the company no longer exists (Atelier Naquesh, I think?).

And now for some answers to questions!
The "sachet paper" that I used in the little Shaker box was in a little potpourri hanger packet that I found at A.C. Moore for $1.  I was actually expecting the packet to have the crumbly potpourri stuff in it, but when I opened it, it was just several layers of scented paper - a bit heavier than tissue paper, but not quite stationery weight.  It ended up working better than the loose bits might have, anyway, since I could cut small ovals and they laid nicely between the batting layers.  I looked for the product I used on A.C. Moore's website, but couldn't find it there.  :/
I did not take any classes at Celebration this year - I have in the past, and while they are fun, they are also expensive.  And I have many unfinished class projects in my stash, anyway!  So this year I chose to only attend the Saturday night dinner event. It is also not cheap, but the proceeds benefit breast cancer research, and it is a fun evening.  The rest of the weekend I just stitched and shopped.
Finally, yes, I think the Garden State Java fabric does have a mottled green/brown cast to it.  I've become quite partial to green fabrics lately.....