Draw a Seed Packet
In this drawing lesson, you will learn how to draw a seed packet. This lesson will guide you through the process, helping you understand the shapes and details that make up this object familiar to all gardeners. All you need is a pencil, some paper, and your favorite coloring materials to get started. I’ll be drawing a packet of tomato seeds, but I’m sure you can figure out how to draw some different vegetable seeds after going through the lesson.
Materials
- Pencil
- Drawing Paper
- Crayons | Colored Pencils | Markers (you choose)
- Black Marker (optional)
The lesson you’re about to explore will help you draw a seed packet in a fun and easy way. While I’ll share some color ideas, remember that this is your artwork! You can choose any colors that you like (or vegetable), making your seed packet unique to you. There are 6 steps in this lesson that will guide you through the shapes and details of the seed packet. Each step is designed to help you build your drawing skills and confidence. So, grab your pencil and paper, and let’s get started on creating something special together!
Time Needed: 30 minutes
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Outline the Packet

First, draw a rectangular outline to form the shape of the seed packet.
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Add the Top Flap

Attach a flap on the top part of the seed packet to show where it opens.
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Design the Packet

Draw two curved lines across the packet to create a simple packaging design.
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Draw a Tomato

In the center of the packet, draw a round tomato with a pointy calyx on top.
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Outline the Label

Outline the words “TOMATO SEEDS” to add the label on the packet.
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Color the Seed Packet Drawing

Color the Seed Packet Drawing First, color the tomato red, and its calyx green. Next, fill in the background behind the tomato white. Now, use yellow to color in the text. Then, fill the rest of the seed packet with shades of green.
Draw a Seed Packet PDF Download
Don’t forget to take a look at the PDF available below! You can either download it or preview it. This resource will help you with your lesson on drawing a seed packet, and it’s great for printing or sharing with friends.
