Sow Your Love: A step-by-step Guide to making a DIY Succulent Valentine

Valentine’s Day is made to show your love in all the cheesiest of ways. I love a good Valentine’s Day Pun…because why not celebrate and show your love through a little bit of laughter. I am showing you how to put together a super cute, easy and candy-free Valentine’s “happy” as we like to call them down south. This DIY Succulent Valentine is perfect for teachers, neighbors, co-workers or girlfriends. They could be used as table setting name plate at your Galentine’s dinner or even left in your mailbox for your mailman (or woman). 

See below for step x step instructions (with pictures) and link to everything you need to make your own Succulent Valentine!

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Everything You Need to make a DIY Succulent Valentine:

• Succulent – I got mine from Trader Joe’s. You can order succulents here and vases like these, too.
• Printable
• Dowels
• Tape
• Scrapbook paper for envelopes (optional)

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How to Make DIY Succulent Valetines:

STEP 1: Download and Print my Printable here.

STEP 2: Cut out the individual Valentines.

STEP 3: Download and Print My Free Printable Envelope Template here:

STEP 4: Cut out the envelope template using paper of your choice. You can do this with a Cricut or scissors or an exact knife. I used gold glittery paper for my Valentine’s but you can use any card stock or scrabook paper.

STEP 5: Fold over the 2 sides of the envelope and tape together.

STEP 6: Fold the bottom up and tape.

STEP 7: Insert your Valentine.

STEP 8. Tape a dowel onto the back of the envelope and insert your envelope into the plant.

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