I discovered that geraniums are very easy to grow from seeds, unlike a lot of other plants. I basically just put some seeds in a pot, watered occasionally and was rewarded with beautiful flowers. I made some of these seed packets for some of my crafty friends this year.
Supplies ~
White paper - 80#Cougar cover
Papertrey Ink - Stemmed Statements stamps
Memento - Tuxedo Black ink
Papertrey Ink - Seed packet die
Copic Markers - G07, R27, R29 and YG17
It's been awhile since I put together some seed packets. They are great to give to a friend to brighten their yard and think about you when they see the flowers. I did two different kinds this time - Foxglove & Pansies. I placed non-GMO seeds in each. Next I think I'll try herbs.
Supplies ~
White paper - 80#Cougar cover
Newton's Nook - Flower Garden stamps
Memento - Tuxedo Black ink
Papertrey Ink - Seed packet die
Copic Markers -
Foxglove - R50, RV000, RV55, RV63, G82, G85 and G9
Pansy - Y15, YG03, YG11, YG17, B60, B63, B64, V000, V12 and V15
I refer to these as friendship seed packets. They are so adorable and you can stamp any type of flower or vegetable on top and fill it with seeds to give as a gift or tuck inside a greeting card. The recipient will think of you whenever they see what they have grown. I filled these with non-GMO sunflower seeds and then sealed with a perfed, clear label.
Supplies ~White paper - 80#Cougar coverNewton's Nook - Flower Garden stampsMemento - Tuxedo Black inkPapertrey Ink - Seed packet dieCopic Markers - Y08, Y35, E13, E23, YG45 and YG61
