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DIY Spring Greeting Card With Plantable Confetti

With spring right around the corner, we’ve been thinking about blossoms, flowers, and more flowers! 1 thing we have particularly been considering, is how fine it is to receive flowers but that it’s such a shame that they never last long enough. That’s precisely why we decided that sending the stuff to your nearest and dearest so they can develop their own longer-lasting blossoms was a fantastic idea! So we grabbed some of our fairly heart shaped plantable confetti and obtained to brainstorming. All of us love the way these turned out and we believe you will too! Keep scrolling to get your free printables and learn how to make this thought blossom with life.

Here Is What you will need:

  • Our free flower printable
  • Our free folded flowerpot template
  • Heart shaped plantable confetti 
  • Paper (we used vellum paper)
  • Tape or adhesive
  • Scissors

First click and print our free flower printable under and then cut the webpage in four squares so that every blossom makes its own card. Next, click on and print our totally free folding flowerpot template on a sheet of paper, cut along the solid lines, and fold the dotted lines. (If you would like your bud to be translucent like ours so that you can see the confetti inside, gently trace this template on vellum and follow the identical folding directions.)

Flower Printable

Folding Flowerpot Template

Place confetti at the center of the flowerpot, fold edges down as you would when closing a box, and tape closed. Next, use tape or glue to stick the confetti-filled flower pot onto the flower printable. That is it!

We love hearing from our readers, so please don’t hesitate to leave us a comment with any thoughts or questions! We would really like to see your completed jobs too!

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