Seed Packet Wreath Tutorial

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***UPDATED 4/27/24***


We sisters love to craft together. Cathy came up with this craft idea and thought the seed packet wreath would make a great gift for Mama Sassy since she loves flowers. Mother's Day is coming soon.

It's an inexpensive gift, depending on where you buy your supplies, under $10. Rhonda picked up the 10" styrofoam wreath and the seed packs at the Dollar Tree for under $5. Cathy brought the glue gun with the glue sticks and I had the burlap ribbon in my stash of craft supplies.

What you will need:

Instructions:
  1. Wrap the wreath with the ribbon. Make sure you use glue to adhere to the ribbon at the beginning and the end.
  2. Decide how you want to place your seed packets. You can color coordinate or use a random placement.
  3. Glue the packets to the wreath.
  4. Make your bow and adhere with glue.

photo credit Sassy Silver Sisters



The wreath tutorial was on our Facebook Live Show at the 27.48 mark if you don't want to watch the whole enchilada :)


Here are some other designs you may like. These wreath designers are tremendously talented.

Front Door Wreath Using Dollar Store Supplies | Worthing Court (worthingcourtblog.com)



How to Make a Seed Packet Wreath - One Hundred Dollars a Month


Seed Packet Wreath Tutorial | Hometalk



common ground : Seed Packet Garden Wreath makes a come back... (commonground-do.com)


Make It Sparkly Mama!: Packets of Posies Seed Wreath!



Have you ever made a seed packet wreath? We'd love to hear from you. Please comment below 👇 

Stay Sassy,
Kelly

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