Showing posts with label packaging. Show all posts
Showing posts with label packaging. Show all posts
04/02/2010
Shredded paper is yummy
29/01/2010
the power of the internet (it is very powerful)

So this morning I googled Littleclouds in the image section to see if any of my stuff would show up instead of photos of little clouds and it did! My airplane posties did twice, the first was from a blog (suburbanpenpal) that had featured them which I didn't know about (yeah good job Google Analytics, nice one) which lead me to find some really cool stuff like this


Owlyshadowpuppets
Which took me a while to figure out because I forget that Americans have to buy health insurance (crazy!) but what really struck me was the packaging! I use this type of tracing style paper myself to wrap stuff up but never thought to do anything pretty to it, I think its so clever!
Its cheap, simple, recyclable, easy to biodegrade & easy to change & customise, this is my kind of packaging.
Its cheap, simple, recyclable, easy to biodegrade & easy to change & customise, this is my kind of packaging.
28/01/2010
lightbulb moments!
I know how we're all environmentalists now and that but I still think customers prefer new packaging materials for their retail orders (I think I do, it seems part of the branding to me, unless your specifically an eco brand) so I love it when I get to reuse envelopes for things I'm sending home to friends & family. The above is just a bubble envelope turned inside out so no need for covering old markings, I think it looks spiffy ! <--- a word I've been trying to get popular to no success so far.
For the postally experienced you may immediately think 'ahh but where do you put the stamps because it won't stick to plastic' because that is what I thought until I realised you can turn the flap over to use hurrah!
As a buyer from any shop, does the packaging/branding of your order make a difference to you?
04/10/2009
HSH paper rings 2
07/09/2009
05/09/2009
Handmade boxes
I've been looking for simple kraft boxes but haven't seen them anywhere, unless I buy 1000 boxes of a million trillion etc etc.
So yesterday I submitted and made my own from an Etsy tutorial which looked decent so I've taken it to the next geek level !
To save time and to minimise unneeded creases I made myself a guide on Illustrator so that I just print it out and know where to cut & fold !
I made some modifications to the pattern to make for a rectangular shaped box too.
You can't see it very well in the photo but the boxes are made out of index cards and the 'Littleclouds' is made from the new stamp. I think only in Hong Kong would you find A4 sized index cards !
stamps are fun ll
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