Printable: Let Love Grow Seed Packets

“Be the change you wish to see in the world.” – Gandhi

I keep this blog a fairly happy place, never talking about politics and shying away from current events. We are so inundated with the harsh realities of the world that I like to give people a happy place to run to. Today, in light of Orlando and Minnesota and Louisiana and Dallas, my heart hurts too much. As a mother, I constantly worry about sending my children out into such a violent and cruel place. Social media can be used for such good, but I’ve been drowning in it lately. It’s important to hear these messages, digest these messages, but not on repeat. Not so we are so stuck and paralyzed in our own fear. 

Today I took a step back and asked myself how I could be the change, if even in a tiny way. I saw two little pairs of eyes looking to me, mirroring my actions and learning from my non-actions. As mothers (grandmothers, aunts, foster mothers, mentors, etc), we have the potential to make such a difference in the world. Teach empathy, teach goodness, teach tolerance, teach love. I asked my almost 6 year old how we could brighten someone else’s day and he thought flowers would make others smile. I agree, so we bought a bunch of flower seed packets and he helped me put them inside ‪Let Love Grow printable packets to give to others as a small random act of kindness. Do something good today, everyday, the world needs it.

MATERIALS

Scissors
Glue
Let Love Grow Printable
Flower Seeds

INSTRUCTIONS

Step 1: Download and print out the free Let Love Grow seed packet printable. 

Step 2: Cut out the packets from the printable.

Step 3: Fold along the lines and glue the side and bottom flap to the back flap. 

Step 4: Add the flower seeds to the packet. Glue down the top flap. Spread some love and give out these packets!

What random act of kindness will you do today?

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Vanessa

I'm Vanessa and it's my mission in life to spread my love of hot glue guns and glitter to others. I suffer from craft ADHD, regularly working on at least 10 projects at the same time and my craft room looks like a tornado hit it. My first craft book, Party in a Jar, was published in 2014. I look forward to crafting with you!

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