Make Evergreen Tree Holiday Party Favors
Make Evergreen Tree Holiday Party Favors
Leave guests with a green that they can plant and watch grow. These evergreen seedling party favors will grow into full-sized Christmas trees in the right conditions, like full sun and room to thrive.
Materials Needed:
- 1" wide ribbon in a holiday pattern
- 2" circle punch
- 8.5 x 11" sticker paper
- mini aluminum buckets
- hot glue gun
- glue sticks
- evergreen seedlings
Plant Seedlings
Loosen up the roots and soil on the evergreen seeding. Place roots into the aluminum bucket. Fill the top with the loose soil from the roots. Pat the soil and the roots down.
Planting the Seedling
Loosen up the roots and soil on the evergreen seeding and place roots into the aluminum bucket.
Pat the Soil Down
Fill the top with the loose soil from the roots. Pat the soil and the roots down.
Cut Out Favor Tags
Print the evergreen tree favor labels onto the sticker paper and cut out with the circle punch.
Evergreen Tree Holiday Party Favor Tag
Print these evergreen tree favor labels on sticker paper, and cut out with the circle punch.
Add Ribbon
Cut a length of ribbon that just wraps around the stainless steel bucket. Add a dab of hot glue in the center of the bucket. Wrap the ribbon around the bucket and hot glue the remaining end.
Add Ribbon
Cut a length of ribbon that just wraps around the stainless steel bucket. Add a dab of hot glue in the center of the bucket. Wrap the ribbon around the bucket and hot glue the remaining end.
Add Ribbon
Cut a length of ribbon that just wraps around the stainless steel bucket. Add a dab of hot glue in the center of the bucket. Wrap the ribbon around the bucket and hot glue the remaining end.
Add the Favor Tag
Attach the circle label on a slight angle.
Present the Evergreen Favors
Set a tree atop each guest's place setting for a sit-down dinner, or present to guests as they depart your party.
Make Evergreen Tree Holiday Party Favors
Leave guests with a green that they can plant and watch grow. These evergreen seedling party favors will grow into full-sized Christmas trees in the right conditions, like full sun and room to thrive.
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