Yesterday I shared these sweet herb printable packets and today I wanted to show how to make these super duper easy herb markers to go alongside the packets.
They are so easy and don’t require a tutorial, but as I am so used to taking photos of anything I do, I photographed the process anyway.
Easy, right? But practical. 🙂
I really enjoy having a little herb garden at my disposal as things just taste so much richer with fresh herbs.
I’m really inspired to build a little vegetable garden in our yard, which would make the kiddies happy as they’ve been asking us for years. But I’m not too sure how Brody would react.
How about you? Do you grow your own vegetables? Any tips for me?
Here are two other garden marker tutorials you might enjoy.
Laura says
I love these garden markers. And all of your photos, so beautifully done. I don’t do much with wood in crafts, what kind of wood is this? Did you use spoons here too?
Thanks.
Diane | An Extraordinary Day says
Too cute!! I love these Lucy. 🙂
However, I’ve used Minwax stains for years and I would not place a stick with even a little Minwax stain into my tiny pot of herbs. I would not be surprised if in some way the plant would take on the “aroma” of the stain. It just seems too potent for me, and if I were attempting to be even a little bit “organic” I would not do it for sure. All that being said… I hope I’m wrong.
The cute spoon marker… I’m all over that!!!! Now to find some spoons! 🙂
Have a blessed day!!