Packing Bows To Post/Mail. How To Make Hair Bows. Diy Hair Bows Tutorial Laços De Fita:

Hey everyone hope you're all doing well, i'm coming on here today to cover a well asked question, and that is how to package your products when you mail them off to send. So i've got a couple of bows ready made these two here and i'm now getting ready to send them off. So what i use to pack, my bows is some clear bags. Self-Seal bags, i've got a range of different sizes in these. These are sort of a a5 kind of size, but there's all different sizes in these. If i'm sending just one bow i'll use a smaller bag. Obviously, the bigger boutique bowls you'll need these bigger bag, or if you want to be more eco-friendly, you can buy the paper bags, which are like a sweet bag, and you can just pop them in there, but obviously they're not see-through like these ones. So i just use these ones. I asked the customer first. Are they like? Obviously, there's two bows here? Are they for two separate children or do you want them packaged separately as a gift, but she was happy to receive these all in one bag, they're, not a gift, but you can just pop them all in one bag because they're for her two daughters. So i'm going to pop these two in one bag. Together, i've got some tissue paper. I just chose this white one with silver spots on because i thought that was nice for the christmas period. I'Ve got these little sticky labels and i've also got my own stamp. I want to include a business card with your details on it. I'Ve got a phone number and my facebook page etc, and i've also got this hair accessories care and safety form. I print these myself. I made it all on my laptop, i added my logo so as hair accessories care and safety do not pinch the bow loops when opening the clip, as this will flatten your bow, do not machine wash if needed, wipe clean using a soft, slightly damp cloth, hair Accessories contain small parts, an elastic that may pose a choking hazard, never leave babies or children unattended with hair accessories. I do like to include these with my bows: it's a really good idea to print some of these out. If you're able to if not, there are places online which will print these for you. So, first of all, i'm going to take one of my clear bags out, i'm going to place my business card and my so first of all, taking one of your self-seal clear bags or whichever you're, using paper bag, i'm going to place in there. My business card and my little print out now, if you've got bow cards which you clip your bows on to. You can do that first before you pop them into the bag, but i don't bother with bow cards i'll just put my bows in the bags as they are loose. So i'll just do one at a time and i'll just carefully. Lay that in there and then the second one and then i'll just flatten that out taking out most of the air if possible. And then you just fold that over like that peel off this little piece here and then you just fold that over and then push that down making sure there's not any creases in there and then that is what they look like in the bag. I think that's, basically all you need really for packaging. If you do like to have your own bowl cards, they do look really nice if you've got your logo and stuff on this one's up to you and then i'm going to take a piece of my tissue sheet i'll just move my box and i'm just going To cut a piece off, i'm going to cut it off around a4. Basically, i wrap these up, so i'm going to cut enough of this tissue off just to wrap it up. I don't tape it or anything. So i'm going to cut this off here, these tissue sheets - i just got from my local, supermarket they're super cheap. You get um, i think three big sheets in a bag and there's enough there for, depending on how many bows you send i'd, say, there's probably enough. There for a good six pieces like this, this size just fold them back up neatly and pop them back in the packaging, and then what i do is i lay the bows face down to begin with just pop that in the middle, so you can see it Better, i have a hard job of camera angles. Lately my new phone holder, i've got a new phone holder on, and it's not very long, so you're quite close to what i'm doing here. So obviously i can't get so much on the camera. I am getting a new one for christmas, so after christmas, hopefully i'll have a better camera angle for you all, hopefully i'm just starting to wrap this up like that. You can pop the sticker on. If you want, you can get like little. Thank you stickers, but i wrap it. So all the workings are underneath. I don't bother sticking it down and then, when you pop it into the box like that that all sort of holds it together anyway, so i'm just going to set that aside the box i'm using is a c6 size. These come flat, packed so they're completely flat. You get around 25 for around five six pounds. What i'll do is i'll link where i got these from in the description below these came from ebay and i'll try and find some of these. I actually got these from my local craft shop, but i'll try and link some i'll find some online and i'll also link these in the description below and this stamp i got from ebay. I don't know if you can see that has actually got my logo, on it hand, cut beautiful creations handmade by colleen, zarni and my email address, because i thought that's really handy to have and that's nice just to stick it onto the box. Now i could just stamp straight onto the lid, but i've tried it because these are sort of quite grainy cardboard that doesn't ever quite stamp. How you want it to you, don't want to ruin your boxes. So what i do is i just get these labels which fit the stamp nicely and then make sure it's the right way up i'll just stamp on each one of these and then pop it in the bag, and then i've got them for future use. I actually lost the cap for this that had a little cap on it, but i lost it. So i've just popped some foil over the top just so i don't want the ink to dry out, but i've actually had this years like literally about five years and that hasn't dried out as yet it's been doing really well so i've printed. All of these out got them to use on future parcels as well. So i'm just going to peel one off and i'm just going to place it in this bottom corner. My stamp will go up here. The address will obviously go in the middle, so i'll just have it on the bottom. So when that arrived, they can see. Oh yeah, that's from both operations. That'Ll be my bows, and then i just place my bows in that box, and that is what it looks like when they open the box. I just like it wrapped in the paper. I just think that gives a really nice finish, and that gives the feeling that you've got a little present and then i'm just going to close that box, and then i do stick a piece of clay sellotape over this bottom lip just here. I don't cover too much in sellotape, so i think that spoils alert and then obviously i'll have my stamp and my address, and that is how i package my bows for posting. I hope you found this tutorial useful. As i said, i'll link products used in the description below this video. Thank you for watching. Everyone have a good day, bye, bye,