Packets of flower seeds are artistically arranged on a marble surface. The packets feature various illustrations and labels, including Sunflower, Sweet Pea, Zinnia, Hollyhock Seeds, Snapdragon, Wildflower Mix, and Lamb's Ear.

Make Your Own Seed Packets: Free Printables Included

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Have you wondered about making your own seed packets for a fun way to save the seeds from your garden and share them with friends?

To make sharing your seeds even easier, I’ve designed a set of free printable seed packet templates. These templates are easy to download, print, and cut. Whether you’re a seasoned gardener or just starting out, these printables will help you create beautiful and functional seed packets that you can proudly share with your friends and family.

My friends are getting together this week to share with us how to save the seeds from our garden and I wanted to have some adorable seed packets to share!

I have linked all of the seed saving information for you at the bottom of this post.

Packets of flower seeds are artistically arranged on a marble surface. The packets feature various illustrations and labels, including Sunflower, Sweet Pea, Zinnia, Hollyhock Seeds, Snapdragon, Wildflower Mix, and Lamb's Ear.

Seed Packet DIY Supply List

  • Pair of sharp paper scissors
  • Linen paper or cardstock in white or off white
  • Glue Stick
  • My Printable PDF (link to download)

I hope I have made it so easy for you to have beautiful seed packets to share with your friends. Just click on this Seed Packet Printable and it will automatically open a PDF for you to print out on your home printer.

I used my favorite linen business paper from Southworth, but a nice white cardstock will work just as well. I suggest using something thicker than printer paper for stability and to keep the seeds safe.

My printer cut some of my black lines off but it was still the right size, so I used them to save my beloved linen paper! Yours should print at the right size as well and if they look similar to this they will work great.

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A pair of scissors lies on a marble surface next to four decorative seed packet labels. Each label features different floral illustrations: pink zinnias, a yellow sunflower, a "wildflower mix" with various blooms, and a wreath of blue leaves with a white sheep.

How To Make Your DIY Seed Packet

  • Start by cutting just inside the black lines that make the shape of the envelope
  • Follow along the perimeter of the outside black envelope cut lines
  • Try to keep your scissors close but just inside the black line. As you can see, I wasn’t perfect.
  • The remaining black lines that form the rectangle are fold lines
  • Fold along the remaining black lines, and try to keep them only showing on the back side of the seed packet
  • Use a glue stick to glue down the sides
  • After placing the seeds, glue the remaining flap down to seal the seed packet shut so no seeds escape
A person uses scissors to cut along a black line on a piece of white paper with floral designs on one side. The scissors are partly visible with one blade making contact with the paper, which has a cornered border.
Close-up of two sheets of overlapping papers with one paper slightly lifted, creating a visible shadow. A portion of a green leaf can be seen on the upper left corner of the image. The papers are bordered with a thin black line.
Close-up of a pair of scissors cutting a sheet of white paper with floral designs. The paper features leaves and sunflowers on a marble-like surface. The scissors are partially open, slicing through the paper at an angle.
A photo showing a pair of scissors cutting a piece of paper partially visible with a sunflower illustration on it. The background is a marble surface with a mix of white and gray patterns. The scissors are positioned on the edge of the paper.
A white envelope lies open on a marble surface, revealing a card inside. The card features a sunflower design with green leaves. The upper part of the card is visible, showing the word "Sunflower" in black text alongside some additional small text.
Two hands are holding an open envelope made of white paper with printed green leaves and plants at the bottom. The background is a marble surface with a mix of white and greenish hues.

Flower Seed Packets List

My friends are all such talented gardeners and I made these specific seed packets because they are sharing how to save the seeds to these beautiful flowers.

  • Sweet Pea
  • Sunflower
  • Zinnia
  • Lamb’s Ear
  • Hollyhock Seeds
  • Wildflower Mix
  • Snapdragons
Seven seed packets are spread out on a marble surface. Each packet showcases a different floral design and is labeled with the specific plant variety: Sweet Pea, Sunflower, Zinnia, Lamb’s Ear, Hollyhock, Wildflower Mix, and Snapdragon.

Even the back sides of these are so cute!

A set of seven white envelopes, each decorated with vibrant, colorful floral patterns. The envelopes are arranged in a slightly curved layout on a light marble surface, displaying a variety of flowers including roses, daisies, and other blossoms.

Don’t forget to sign your name and leave a sweet note on the back for your friends!

Two hands holding a card with a sunflower design and a quote by Vincent Van Gogh: "I find comfort in contemplating the Sunflowers." The card's title reads "Sunflower" with a section labeled "Shared from the Garden of:" left blank for personalization.

Seed Saving How To’s

Sow What? Harvesting Snapdragon Seeds Made Simple

A hand is holding a colorful bouquet of snapdragons, featuring pink, red, yellow, and white blossoms. The background is a lush garden with various greenery and blurred flowers. Faint sunlight filters through, highlighting the vibrant flowers.

The Easy Way to Harvest Zinnia Seeds from Your Garden

A white vase filled with a vibrant bouquet of pink, purple, and red zinnias, interspersed with lush green leaves, sits on a dark, polished surface. The background includes a blurred view of a cozy, well-lit living space. "Reinvented Delaware" is written in the corner.

Simple Steps to Harvest, Store and Share Hollyhock Seeds

A white brick wall is adorned with garden tools, including a shovel, pitchfork, and hoe. A green plant with large leaves and vibrant pink flowers stands in front of the wall, adding a pop of color to the scene.
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Seed Exchange Swap: Growing a Beautiful Home Garden for Free

A clear glass vase holds a vibrant bouquet of sweet pea flowers in various colors including pink, purple, and white. The vase is placed on a white picket fence, with a garden featuring green foliage and yellow flowers in the background.

Great Ideas for Hosting a Friends Seed Sharing Swap Party

Close-up of a person's hand touching the soft, fuzzy, elongated leaves of a Lamb's Ear plant (Stachys byzantina). The leaves are light green with a silvery, velvety texture, creating a soothing and tactile appearance.

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4 Comments

  2. michele -vintage home designs says:

    These are the cutest seed envelopes Amy! I can’t wait to print them out to use with seeds from my gardens.

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  3. The seed packets are the cutest Amy!! I can’t wait to print mine!

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  4. How cute are these!!! I am going to print some this weekend. Thanks for sharing!

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