If you are in a garden club or are participating in some other seed-swapping event, you may want to take the time to make your own little seed packets. I made these last year and had quite a good time doing it.
I got the idea from this site, where the webmaster so generously shared her pattern.
http://www.pigs-etc.com/seedpack1.html
You can use them as is, or do as I did and personalize with photos of the blooming flowers of the seeds within so that the recipient will know what to expect.
Here are the back sides
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That is so cool!
ReplyDeleteGood idea! Now, what seeds can I save? I'll have to see if any of the zinnias and cosmos are left.
ReplyDeleteOhhh thanks for that Zoey. My 12 year old walked in just as I was looking at the seed packs and said "Cool"!! Ahh the highest form of praise. Now what seeds can I find to put in them.
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful idea.
ReplyDeleteVERY inventive. I love it.
ReplyDeleteAwesome idea. I love that. Thanks Zoey for the great idea.
ReplyDeleteTaracotta
Calidore, I do consider that HIGH praise!
ReplyDeleteI hope you all give these a try. I think you will have fun doing them.
You are sooo creative Zoey. You always impress me. Great idea and thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteAh! That is such a great idea! I usually just draw the packet out by hand, but printing them would be so much easier and it would give me more versatility!
ReplyDeleteQuestion: a lot of inkjet printer ink runs when wet. How do you combat this?
Sylvana, I would guess they would run when wet. I have not gotten them wet yet.
ReplyDeleteI think it's the paper you use too. I printed out some stickers for my niece and did the 'wet test' with a wet finger and they didn't run.
ReplyDeleteI couldn't resist these and made a bunch over the weekend. Thank you for sharing the idea.
ReplyDeleteCrazygramma, I hope they turned out nice.
ReplyDeleteYour packs are just awesome. I hope I can do somethiing this creative. I'm gonna try.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing the link also.
I'm jazzed.
Okay, a question.
ReplyDeleteHow do I put my own photo on the package? What program do you use?
Thank you.
~Becky