(Part 2) Best gift wraps bags according to redditors

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.

Oh, dear god almighty... I wish I had pictures, but all I have are the shameful images forever burned in my head... my lame adventure in big chefin' is as follows, summed up simply:

Do not ever, EVER forget that you are hardboiling eggs. I started the water to boil, eggs in the pan, and then got distracted and went downstairs to spend time with husband helping with something. Lord knows how long it was, probably a half hour or so... maybe an hour? But the next thing I know, we heard strange "popping" noises. We sat downstairs debating what they might be for another 10 minutes or so, until I had myself a "HOLY SH*T" moment and ran upstairs.

Eggs. Were. Everywhere. On the ceiling, walls, and they were still flying out of the pan like terroristic projectiles. I ended up with a couple of burns on my arm from molten hard boiled egg bits hitting me. My husband and brother in law were no help, they were simply laughing as I shrieked in horror, trying to contain the damage.

I think I need to stick to vegan foods.

ETA my link: I've been crafting and these bags would be awesome for packaging.

These are the sleeves you want to use. I have both Everglow signed album and they fit fine in these sleeves. Just use some scotch tape to seal it up.

Brown paper lunch bags.

If you use one a day for cat shit, that comes out to $3.57 per month. I think. I'm not good at math.

Bummer. I got a couple pounds of trimmings and stems left over from this harvest and I put half of it in some VG. I put the plant material in some bags like this. I think I'm still gonna let it sit for a few months, though I am beginning to wish I would have used all the trimmings for cannibutter, tinctures, hash or other edibles

How about using burlap ribbon and gluing it down with hot glue as you wrap it around the container? You could also get a similar look with rope glued down the same way.

For a pre-made option, you can get these burlap bags off Amazon, cut the length down to fit your planters, then restring and tie off:

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00JAVJUGA/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_VlirzbTH8Z2W4

Yay cocktails! I would love these for my daughter's aromatherapy stuff!

Last movie watched was Captain America (the new one)

Buy Airsoft midcap plastic spring magazines if you dont mind spending some money. It'll be reasonably cheap if you buy in bulk.

http://www.airsoftgi.com/index.php?cPath=60_746_112

$63 for 10, but you really only need 5 or maybe 6? Check your local craigslist or airsoft forums. Hell you may be able to reach out and borrow some just for the event. Then I'd just tape them together, and wedge em into a small cloth bag.

http://www.amazon.com/Burlap-Jute-Favor-Bags-Pack/dp/B00DE5T1DA/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1463364853&sr=8-1-spons&keywords=burlap+bag&psc=1

Can Use that, or something like it. In all, if you bought 10 mags (which you could return or just resell pretty easy) it'd be like $75 to just slap it together with tape and have a big arse ammo bag. That's what I'd do.


As for the mask? Well, you can look around for some decent old school helmets, maybe a clown mask and paint it yourself. If you are very tech savvy, I've 3d printed mini ones before, but its up to you to design it.
http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_noss?url=search-alias%3Daps&field-keywords=payday+clown+mask&rh=i%3Aaps%2Ck%3Apayday+clown+mask

Amazon is $27 for prime shipping, and there are blank ones that you can paint yourself. Unless you are dead set on a true hoxton mask, there are other options like a santa mask n stuff.

I have thought about making them out of a really light weight muslin. Something like this http://www.amazon.com/Cotton-Muslin-Drawstring-Special-Purchase/dp/B004YTNAAK/ref=sr_1_16_s_it?s=hpc&ie=UTF8&qid=1464301752&sr=1-16&keywords=muslin+bags.

Update: Stock -47

Y'all are huge suckers.

http://www.amazon.com/Evidence-Bags-Paper-Plastic-Sample/dp/B004IOWI0O

You know what you can do, though? Buy whatever tin of loose tea you want, and then buy a pack of these.

It helps them get comfortable with the idea of loose tea, but gives them the convenience of bagged tea. Can't really go wrong there.

We use velvet drawstring bags to store our silicone toys, like this. They're about $5 each and because they're made for tablet computers they don't shed fluff onto the toy. Also, being porous, they allow the toy to dry fully after washing.

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.

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.

Yup, that's what I did. I followed the instruction listed in the original post. I bought some bags so hopefully BIAB will work better for me.

I actually have a pot that includes a perforated insert - I don't have a link to the actual pot, but it's similar to this. I think that should work fine.

I keep mine plugged in, and stash the headset in a canvas bag with strings to pull it shut around the cables. Keeps the dust and cat hair out, and prevents sunlight problems.

This bag, to be precise:
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00DBBVSRE

Have you considered putting a light layer of iridescent tinsel on your saber to make it look unstable like in the movie?

looking on Amazon, I can't see them any cheaper (once you take $4.99 postage into account). But check these out, they're adorable!

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!!

Flavoring oils

Oil case

E-cig lanyard

Thanks for the contest!