by Kathy Zee.
(Fiddletown, CA)
How to display my wine charms was a puzzle to me.
I went into my MS Word program and found this black and white border design in their wedding section.
I deleted their text and put my name at the bottom.
Then printed these out on white cardstock. It makes two per page.
Then I folded the top over, used a hole punch and hung the charms.
To complete the packaging, I used a clear cellophane bag with the sticky stuff at the top and folded it over.
They look professional, stay in the package, and I love the way they turned out.
I order the clear cellophane bags through jewelrysupply.com. What do you think?
Kathy Zee
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A great idea for wine charm packaging, Kathy! The card shows the charms to advantage, and also adds an elegant touch of its own. And the cellophane bags are a good way to keep charms and card in perfect condition. Thanks for sharing this clever packaging idea!
I had a hard time coming up with something that would look professional and when I saw the wedding invite, that was postcard size, I tried it and it worked. One of the fun things about making these also is making themed charms. Not just wine related. I have firefighting charms, southwest. dogs, cats, western, running, soccer, etc. You can let your imagination go on this one and use any side design that you choose. It’s easy to fold over the top and punch the holes.
Thanks for your continued support and a great jewelry making journal ‘magazine’. Lots of great info on here.
Great packaging idea, and good use of DIY ideas and easy to use materials!