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20 years ago

Would any of you who sell pressed flowers commercially be willing to part with your ideas for packaging. I planned on having my label on top which would extend down inside the cellophane bag containing the flowers and act as a backing. Now how do you keep the flowers from falling into a clump at the bottom of the bag?

Donna

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sleeplessinftwayne
20 years ago
spray the cardboard with a spray glue that is just fot 'tacking'.Keep the bag small and flat.-Sandy
Sonshinepat
20 years ago
put tissue paper under and over the flowers onto a piece of cardboard. That should work okay. Or you could use a vacuum food sealer.
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