I harvested some poppies this fall and the little pods made me think of heads with crowns, so I drew little faces on them!
I thought they'd make great stocking stuffers or party favors.
I call them Poppy Pockets!
I call them Poppy Pockets!
First, you need to dry your poppies upside down with the stems tied together.
Put an empty bucket or box underneath them to catch the teeny tiny seeds.
Once the pods are dry, cut them off leaving a little bit of the stem for a neck.
Draw on a simple face with a fine sharpie pen.
I folded a piece of kraft paper in half and drew an outline of a dress.
I used that template to cut another dress for the opposite side.
Glue the edges of the dress together (I use Elmer's Precision Tip Glue Pens-they're great!) making sure there aren't any gaps. Leave the neck portion open.
Once the sides are dry,insert your poppy packet and the pod head.
I then folded over the neck portion and glued it.
Tie it off with a piece of hemp twine or ribbon.
I had some old school paper that I used to make the 'poppy pocket' label on the front.
I then folded over one side and inserted a small pinch of seeds.
You don't need a lot as they go a long way.
Fold over the other side and then fold up from the bottom.
Use a small amount of tape to close the packet.
I used some tape from the Japanese Dollar Store (Diaso).
Here's the Poppy Pocket family.
Have fun!
3 comments:
Adorable idea!
This is so adorable. My kids can definitely make this. What a very nice idea.
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