(Part 2) Reddit mentions: The best gift wrapping supplies

As a seller I make sure I am fully stocked and organized with all the appropriate packaging so when I do make a sale I can quickly wrap it and mail it out. I purchased all of my supplies from Amazon! I use pink tissues paper, patterned poly mailers and thank you cards from Amazon and they basically have paid for themselves. I also purchased a shelving unit from amazon that I have all my tissue and boxes and mailers stocked on to keep everything organized! I just like to have my items folded and wrapped in tissue to keep them protected and I think a thank you note is a very sweet and easy gesture. I also buy on Poshmark and am sometimes a bit grossed out when I receive an item that is not wrapped in tissue or wrapping at all and I receive it all wrinkled. I constantly order clothing online and most retailers always wrap the items inside the poly mailers, I just think of it as standard. Hope this helps!

Tissue- https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00AMD8TSA/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o07_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

Thank you cards- https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0717BGJHJ/ref=sspa_dk_detail_8?psc=1&pd_rd_i=B0717BGJHJ

Poly Mailers- https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07BTKM45M/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o01_s01?ie=UTF8&psc=1

Shelving Unit-https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B01M0XLTT5/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o09_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

First, if you haven't done it already, I would suggest getting some cellophane bags to put the cookies in. Helps keep them fresh. :) You can use ziplock bags, too, if you want.

I've shipped cookies several times without any breakage. I use these boxes, they're very sturdy and good quality.

Also, a lot of bubble wrap. Two layers of bubble wrap on the bottom of the box, a layer of cookies, another layer of bubble wrap, another layer of cookies. Usually I can fit three layers and then a final layer of 2-3 sheets of bubble wrap on top. Then I tape the box with packing tape and write the address directly on the box.

The cookies shouldn't move or slide around when you shake the box. If they do, you need to add more bubble wrap. :)

It usually costs about $16 to ship them USPS Priority 2 Day. I hope that helps.

> Actual.

If you/she really wants to Cleanse your space, it is really quite easy.

As /u/Fawkestrot15 mentioned, intent is important.

So the first place to start is with yourself/Her, you need to center yourself mentally and emotionally so the best thing would be to get everything prepared then do something relaxing to get in the correct frame of mind like take a bath or a relaxing shower to be cleansed both mentally and physically.

I, personally, would smudge the house then close the entrances to negative energy by drawing a protective circle around your home with salt (any salt is fine). Just pour a thin line of salt around your home as you imagine a wall of white light coming up from the salt. Make sure you close the line so it is a solid line of salt. It doesn’t have to be thick and it is ok that the salt will dissolve later. It is the process of doing this in the beginning. The point is to make a mental dome of white energy that covers your space.

Another thing you can do is to make up a bunch of little protection bags and place one over each entrance to your home (windows too) I add some herbs to my bags also because they help and smell nice too.

Bottom line though is, you have mentally cleansed your space from negativity by going through this Ritual and then (by placing the bags) given yourself reminders that you have cleansed your space.

So, by all Intent if not in actuality, you have rid your living space of whatever has been bothering you.

In my opinion, Magik <spellwork> is all mental. Not any different from a Christian praying

Good idea!! I had searched them a few days ago but didn't find anything. I just did another search after your comment and came up with this, this and this. I guess those gift bags are cute enough and they're definitely big enough to hold everything. And the wine bags are adorable!!

I have this one that's from the same company but after 7 months of consistent use it's only wrinkled where I tie it off. It's a really, really thick cotton fabric. It's not perfect anymore but it seems to be doing pretty good.

My SO has this one, also the same company but also doing pretty well. He doesn't use his nearly as frequently as I do.

Maybe the one you bought just has a thinner fabric or something? Or maybe I got lucky.

I'll try!

This is the magazine boards. They work well and are nice and thick, but you might be able to find a cheaper alternative card stock.

BCW-BBMAG - Magazine Size Backing Boards - White - (100 Boards) https://www.amazon.com/dp/B002JQY0NG/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_i_ql5UDbG47F7ZR

6 x 9 sleeves, I like these most

Wowfit 100 CT 6x9 inches Clear Cello Cellophane Plastic Bags, Re-Sealable Self-Sealing Cello Bags Great for 6x9 Print Photos A7 A8 A9 Cards Envelopes and More (6 x 9 inches) https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07VG7H175/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_i_sn5UDbFR5EXJE

One pocket pages, these are a little frosty, not as crystal clear as I had hoped, but they work, and are cheap.

AmazonBasics Sheet Protector - Non-Glare, 100-Pack https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07R8DX3ZX/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_i_so5UDb42A2C0T

Haven't at all worked out the details, but I was leaning towards something like this with a ribbon and little gift tag. Not sure if it's the best bang for my buck, but I think it's the top contender because it looks the most professional/fancy. Dollar Tree also has some cute favor boxes (but the quality isn't as nice, even if the price is great). I was also toying with the idea of doing either organza bags or cellophane or something, but I worry they'll get squished or look lame...

Not sure how far is required to guarantee isolation but easiest way to isolate for seeds is to by those little tulle fabric or organza fabric bags off amazon or ebay then put them around a flower while its still closed. Once the flower opens & fruit sets you can take the bag off & tie a little ribbon around the stem to mark the one you want to save.

Something like this https://www.amazon.com/Organza-Drawstring-Pouches-Jewelry-Wedding/dp/B00B99JELM/

Good idea to isolate several flowers on the plant since sometimes flowers will fall off without setting fruit. More bags = more chance at success. Plus they are cheap.

You can also isolate whole plants but its harder to find large bags that have small enough mesh.

Why thank you! I believe these are the ones I got, they just happen to fit the LE Arrow Blu Rays perfectly. Hope that helps!

I really love this one. I actually have 2, one for my older daughter and one for my youngest. I love how you can take pages out and add some in when you want. I add a lot of blank pages at each month section to tape pictures to. I love being able to write in her book some memories and thoughts with each month. They have it in other colors.

I'm late to the party here but normally get regular size tissue paper at the dollar store or TJ Maxx/Home Goods. I like to use this XL paper for bigger items but try not to use it as much since it's more expensive. I have both a TJ Maxx and Amazon credit card so I usually use my rewards for it!

If the venue shoots down the drinks, maybe you could do a bailey's flavored food favor? (chocolates, etc.)

Something like this, 20 pieces in a tube for $10. Could repackage them 4 per person in something like these gold boxes, which fit four truffles and come in a 10-pack for $10.95. With shipping and ribbons and tags, I'm guessing these would come out to around $4-5 per person. I'm sure better bulk deals exist though, can probably drive the per person cost down.

I order the priority boxes for free from USPS.

Tissue paper and random ribbon's I've found from around the house for wrapping. Once I run out of my ribbon, I might look into my stationary supplies for random stickers/washi tape. I don't bother with thank you cards and as far as I can tell, it hasn't affected my ratings at all.

I reuse the plastic bags from online orders and stuff. Instead of throwing them away, I stash them in a drawer and pull one out when I need it. If I don't have one on hand, I'll use an old grocery bag instead.

From Amazon, not my exact items, but similar:

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• USPS boxes
  
  Good luck!

I agree with those saying a gallery wall would be great in this space. I think even large framed prints just would not be enough for the space, but the gallery wall can grow.

If you're trying to do this on a budget, get a spray can of your favorite paint color (with what you have there now, I'd pick something to match that goldenrod/orange), and hit up thrift stores and garage sales and clearance racks to gather frames of different sizes and designs. Spray them all to match and you have cohesiveness.

Or, leave the frames all different and find a patterned contact paper, wallpaper, or wrapping paper to put inside all of the frames. Then the frames themselves become the art and the contents are the cohesive link. For example, something like this: https://smile.amazon.com/Bright-Orange-White-Geometric-Wrapping/dp/B00SI4T8OE/ inside all of the frames. A small pattern that shows itself no matter frame size.

Finally, you could make the whole thing an accent wall. With a strong paint color, removable wallpaper, or a mural. There are options online for various budgets.

I am on late shift so I get to get ready in a leisurely way today and that makes me happy!

These would be great for my daughter to make incense bags for her and her friends for exam time :D $2.99 free shipping.

I honestly struggled with the box more than anything 😂😂 I got these on amazon.

They’re 5” x 5” and I honestly wish I would’ve gotten bigger boxes.

I bought this set of baggies off Amazon. And then for the control tokens and bluff token, I stored them in some little plastic baggies within each faction's burlap bag. So much better than getting all of the tokens out and flipping them face-down then shuffling them. Although, I would have liked FFG to supply baggies. They could have bought in bulk, tacked on ten bucks, and I'd have bought it. They'd still make a profit off of the baggies as well.

You need to get some flags and reduce the reflections. Don't be afraid to clone out those in post as well. I'm not sure what the green and red thing is between the can and glass is? Is that the bag the beans are in? Try something like a small burlap bag. It can fit the feel of the shot better and you don't need to worry about hiding logos and brands names that aren't part of what you are showing.

Overall that's looking good.

The coffee favors could work if you're open to burlap bags like these and creating/printing your own labels like these. The burlap bags are a bit on the rustic side, but you can make it more modern w/ the label design. We're doing this for our wedding and a 100 favors cost us about $120. Are you having kids at your wedding? You could fill their bags with jelly beans instead of coffee since they wouldn't have any anyway, and that could save you a bit on coffee.

I guess if you mean like gift wrapping paper Amazon has this http://www.amazon.com/Little-Pony-Gift-Wrap-Roll/dp/B00EFKMBTY

And I've never been to this site before but it looks like it might have some good stuff http://www.spoonflower.com/tags/my%20little%20pony