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With Easter just around the corner, now's a great time to get started on some projects!
We've put together 3 surprisingly easy projects that won't take you long to make.
You can even recruit some "little hands" to help you!
Project #1 - The BunnyWrapper
The Bunny Wrapper is another really easy Easter project! All you need is a plain natural paper grocery bag (we used a 2lb.size) and of course an apple (or an orange!) With so many children having allergies (and many parents trying to reduce their children's sugar intake), this "healthy treat" is a great alternative.
Lay your bag flat on your table and using a sharp pair of scissors, trim off the sides of the bag.
Then, trim the top of your bag to look like ears, as in the photo above.
Lay your bag flat on your table and using a sharp pair of scissors, trim off the sides of the bag.
Then, trim the top of your bag to look like ears, as in the photo above.
Now place your apple in the middle of the bag. Gather the 2 sides up and using a length
of ribbon, tie a bow just below the ears to secure the bag. That's it! Pretty easy and really
won't take long to do, even with "little hands" helping you!
We
have our samples in the Store if you'd like to come by and see them.
Hopefully we've inspired you to give this Easter project a try! Looking for more ideas?
Take a look at Projects #1 The Bunny Bag and #3 The Glam Bunnies!!
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Hopefully we've inspired you to give this Easter project a try! Looking for more ideas?
Take a look at Projects #1 The Bunny Bag and #3 The Glam Bunnies!!
Interested in more great projects, new products and special features?
Sign up for The Essential Packaging Newsletters
Shop online at www.essentialpackaging.com
That's all for now but we'll see you soon!
Anna @ Essential Packaging
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