How Do You Make A Tulip Sachet To Hold Bird Seed?
The tradition of showering the bride and groom with rice as they leave their wedding has evolved into showering them with bird seed. This eco-friendly substitute can be packaged in the same way as its predecessor. A wonderful packaging choice is to make tulip sachets to hold the bird seed. They are not only a functional holder for the bird seed, they are also a beautiful thank-you favor for your guests to take home. Tulip sachets are easy to make–an entire basketful can be produced in an evening. Measure and cut a rectangle of satin fabric 2 inches wide and 3 1/2-inches long using pinking shears. This will be the tulip blossom. Fold the satin rectangle in half with the right sides together and the long edges matching. Pin the long raw edges together. Sew the pinned edge using a 1/4-inch seam allowance, creating a tube. Turn the fabric tube right-side out. Cut a wooden skewer in half using heavy-duty scissors. Cut a 6-inch length of craft wire, using wire cutters. Insert one end of the
