Small Business Ideas: Inexpensive Baby Quilt Packaging

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One of my favorite things to do, aside from sewing, is packaging up a quilt. It requires lots of care, just like making a quilt. All that hard work deserves to be shown off and not just shoved in a box! Plus, your packaging is the FIRST thing that someone sees when they open their mailbox and unwrap their package. If you're a business owner or even someone looking to package their gift to ship...I hope this tutorial helps to give you some ideas!
Below, you will find the products that I love to use to package my baby quilts. Scroll down to see how I use each. We will be packaging a 36" x 42" baby quilt to ship today.
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Packaging Links:
Tissue Paper 20" x 30", White (18 cents each): amzn.to/48MOwrj
White Ribbon 3/8" x 100 yards (5 cents per quilt): amzn.to/3rGmOfh
Kraft Tags 2.2" Square x 100 (6 cents each): amzn.to/3PQAwUF
Handmade w/ Love Sticker 2" x 2" (5 cents each): amzn.to/3QdMSYs
Mini Cards Little Garden, 40 Cards (28 cents each): amzn.to/46OlAgz
Poly mailers Pastel Pink, 12" x 15.5" x 50: www.etsy.com/l...

[@PatVoelker]

Thank you for demonstrating how you package the baby quilt. Great way to protect & promote your product. Do you have any suggestions for a bit bulkier blanket made with poly. fleece? I make those and always run into problems with packaging & mailing. Thank you in advance for your response!

[@southernsewingco]

@@PatVoelker I really love the poly mailers because they accommodate such different sizing! Have you looked at a larger size maybe? Boxing is tough because not all blankets are the same size!