I’ve watched several of your packaging idea videos and all of them have so far been the best I’ve ever seen! You are covering everything from low cost to higher end, quick to more time consuming, ect. The inspiration is endless!!
Aww thank you! I do have a few resourced if you're interested. I have a playlist with some videos on youtube: th-cam.com/play/PLdZaWO8BtzkoNwuAWkeoS8UKsHx9UiJdo.html I also have these plus a few others and some downloadable resources here: sarahtypes.retrieve.com/store/#/general
I love your tags and ideas. If you would like to stop the fraying on the linen tags, using a zip zag pair or scissors would help alot. Not only does it add a cool texture to the perimeter lines, but there are so many different style zig zag scissors. But that's just a tip. There is nothing wrong with what you are doing. It's still very pretty, and the handmade extras that you put into your merchandise is certainly very special.
thank you! I actually thought of that when getting all the supplies together and couldn't find those but I thought maybe they would do a better job, thanks for the tip!
@@SarahTypes I love the look you have going now. I always appreciate any effort made to make my purchases extra special, since You don't have to do anything other than package and send an order. It shows you care about your business and your customers. The only reason I mentioned it was because my Mother in Law (RIP momma) gave my daughter, who is an artist, a gallon ziplock bag of all different styles of those scissors last summer. She was an avid garage/estate sell customer, so she always found really cool items.
Hey! Amazing content, thank you so much! I’m wondering if you have any ideas when it comes to packaging sourdough bread and other baked goods? Thank you 🙏
yes definitely! I try to do things that aren't too tedious and can probably be used for many different products. I also do them in bulk so they are ready to go. I try to find inexpensive and low waste ideas. I also try to match it up with the product.. for lower cost products, I won't put as much time. If someone is spending $200, i don't mind spending a little extra time. Good packaging also tends to get shared more on social media as well because people like to share that unboxing experience so it's also kind of a marketing tool. I think it's a balance you have to try and figure out but I always consider how much of my time I'll be using and I do calculate the cost of the shipping materials and add that to my listing price.
Thank you for your videos. I make custom pet clothing and I was wondering if you could give me ideas of packaging. I also trying to find out without success how can I obtain scent mist so I can spray on my packaging. Looking more for puppy baby powder scent...
Scratches that itch. Not itches that scratch...LOL. I love your fabric tags, but really the time you put into making your farbic tags with vinyl do you really think the customer is going to keep your tag? Seems like a waste of time that could be used in making more products.
No, I don't think they will keep it at all.. if you make them in bulk and not one at a time it wouldn't actually be too time consuming. It's more about the experience when you receive the product. I think when you buy something hand made that is quite pricey, it's nice to add an extra touch for packaging. You could also use a fabric stamp instead of vinyl to make it even speedier!
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I’ve watched several of your packaging idea videos and all of them have so far been the best I’ve ever seen! You are covering everything from low cost to higher end, quick to more time consuming, ect. The inspiration is endless!!
Thank you :) I Haven't done one in a while, I should get some more ideas!
I love, love, love, your creative packaging ideas!
This is the best, exactly what I was looking for. Thank you Sarah.
you're welcome!
Not sure if you already have a video on your calligraphy skills and how you learned to write so so beautifully... but would love to learn more ❤
Aww thank you! I do have a few resourced if you're interested. I have a playlist with some videos on youtube: th-cam.com/play/PLdZaWO8BtzkoNwuAWkeoS8UKsHx9UiJdo.html
I also have these plus a few others and some downloadable resources here: sarahtypes.retrieve.com/store/#/general
I love your tags and ideas.
If you would like to stop the fraying on the linen tags, using a zip zag pair or scissors would help alot. Not only does it add a cool texture to the perimeter lines, but there are so many different style zig zag scissors.
But that's just a tip. There is nothing wrong with what you are doing. It's still very pretty, and the handmade extras that you put into your merchandise is certainly very special.
thank you! I actually thought of that when getting all the supplies together and couldn't find those but I thought maybe they would do a better job, thanks for the tip!
@@SarahTypes I love the look you have going now. I always appreciate any effort made to make my purchases extra special, since You don't have to do anything other than package and send an order. It shows you care about your business and your customers.
The only reason I mentioned it was because my Mother in Law (RIP momma) gave my daughter, who is an artist, a gallon ziplock bag of all different styles of those scissors last summer. She was an avid garage/estate sell customer, so she always found really cool items.
@@solsticequeen Aww I really appreciate the suggestions and love the story behind the scissors ❤️
Do you have a video on the laser cutter? Also which one do you use or do you know of any good brands?
Hey Sarah! Thanks for this! Love your videos! Do you have packaging ideas for handwoven products like blankets or towels? Thanks ☺️
Really enjoying your ideas. Love all your ideas. Any thoughts on packaging large chandelier earrings??
Maybe you can make some bag or pouches by had out of tissue paper. Or try origami. Plenty of videos on TH-cam
Hey! Amazing content, thank you so much!
I’m wondering if you have any ideas when it comes to packaging sourdough bread and other baked goods? Thank you 🙏
Hi. Like many of your ideas and appreciate the suggestions. Do you factor in cost + time with your packaging?
yes definitely! I try to do things that aren't too tedious and can probably be used for many different products. I also do them in bulk so they are ready to go. I try to find inexpensive and low waste ideas. I also try to match it up with the product.. for lower cost products, I won't put as much time. If someone is spending $200, i don't mind spending a little extra time. Good packaging also tends to get shared more on social media as well because people like to share that unboxing experience so it's also kind of a marketing tool. I think it's a balance you have to try and figure out but I always consider how much of my time I'll be using and I do calculate the cost of the shipping materials and add that to my listing price.
Good idea
Can you do a video to show custom packaging for 6”x6” canvas panels, and diy branded promotional items that can be given away when shipping stuff?
I’m excited! 😝
🎉🎉
Hi sarah.. im frm india, and im new to ur channel.
Can u do a video on spices packaging ideas?
Hi, can you mske tutorial how you make your round tag please
Thank you for your videos. I make custom pet clothing and I was wondering if you could give me ideas of packaging. I also trying to find out without success how can I obtain scent mist so I can spray on my packaging. Looking more for puppy baby powder scent...
Maybe goose creek candle may have scent mists. Or look at handmade soap supply companies
Can u do something with tissue bags
sure.. but what are tissue bags?
Non woven bags
great vedio thanks
how make this sticker?
I have a bunch of sticker videos on my channel that show how I make them! :)
Love this! Just wondering what the pen you were using throughout the video for writing your notes etc is? looks amazing!
tombow fudenosuke
You can easily stop the fraying by taking a lighter to the edges. Be careful not to keep the fire on edges for to long. Lots of great ideas you have.
That might give a burnt smell
Any tips for packaging scrunchies???
Btw I'm a new subscriber 😊
I love your contents 💛
i've got a list going of suggestions so i'll add that! I think right off the bat though.. a tag is super easy (folded tag)
@@SarahTypes yeah, but i love to see your own twists to those usual packaging styles 😁
have you tried a shoe packaging
like the most common box then turn it a beautiful shoe box using cheap materials...
Just an FYI, Staples is a US company. Founded in Massachusetts USA.
Could you please do a video on how I could package bath bombs and soaps for an online business thank you!!
yes! i'm actually doing a soap stamping video soon so I'll have my own soaps to package up! thanks for the request!
@@SarahTypes Looking forward to that 👍
Can you do a video on packaging ideas for a rubber dog frisbee? Please? 😀
what are these sender co. branding T^T a bit explanation would be helpful owo
That's my brand, I sell rubber stamps from my etsy shop 'return to sender co'
@@SarahTypes oml thanks for letting me know i was overwhelmed by my curiosity ughhh i gotta control it haha
Could u please make a video on how to pack a embroidery frame for my small business... (❤️ from India)
Yes! I actually commissioned someone to make me 2 of these so I have a couple to try packaging with!
@@SarahTypes thank you❤️
Yes the cricut maker can do wood
Any ideas on packaging for earrings?
Nobody caught the itches that scratch bit? 🤣. Great video though!
Packaging for hair oil
interesting one! will note it down in my list :)
try using other knots
its have a personal magic also
great idea!
I need job can u help me
Scratches that itch. Not itches that scratch...LOL. I love your fabric tags, but really the time you put into making your farbic tags with vinyl do you really think the customer is going to keep your tag? Seems like a waste of time that could be used in making more products.
No, I don't think they will keep it at all.. if you make them in bulk and not one at a time it wouldn't actually be too time consuming. It's more about the experience when you receive the product. I think when you buy something hand made that is quite pricey, it's nice to add an extra touch for packaging. You could also use a fabric stamp instead of vinyl to make it even speedier!
This was good till that constant "questioning" intonation you used started to become so irritating.