Whimsical Wednesday:: Product Packaging Inspiration

Hey Everyone! Its been a busy few weeks in the stitchy household, I'm doing my best to catch up with posting & its been getting the best of me but I shall prevail! (shaking fist in the air)

I'm so excited that I just registered for my first of a few craft shows that I plan on attending this season. Last year I shared about some shows where I was a vendor here & here last year & they were SO much fun! As I prepare & make inventory lists I've also been rethinking some of my packaging. The packing methods I use now are fine & well but I'm looking for more of a streamlined look & also a different look for orders from the shop & orders at shows. At my last few shows I just used plain white paper bags with a business card stapled to it & when I send orders out in the mail I've been sticking with using my custom tags from Anna & Blue Paperie & attaching them to my products with some jute string or pretty yarn.

I also make these little product pouches with clear cellophane & card stock with the same tag attached on top, there are pretty appealing at shows & ship well too.

I think for the most part I'll still use these methods but try to incorporate some newer methods too. So what did I do? I took to my Pinterest boards for some crafty, packaging inspiration. 

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I'm in LOVE with these cheveron paper bags for shows.

Check out these lovely boxes with YARN wrapped around them! Dy-ing! They're so clean & simple with a business card or two tucked in the side but I think these would work better for mailing orders.

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I love these pillow boxes too for smaller items like jewelry & I could still use my tag on them or use a stamp with my business logo in place of the monogram.

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Check out this gorgeous burlap & lace! So pretty!

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I was pretty amazed at finding so many uses for brown paper packing (Tied up with string!!!!!! Ok, I just had to, that's my most favorite movie EVER!)

Check this one out with the baker's twine in it, so simple & sweet.

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Check these sweeties out with those round neon stickers you use for pricing at a yard sale & some jute wrapped around it.

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More pretty brown, pillow boxes embellished with washi tape & stickers that might not be too bad to use at a show.

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I love all these accessories you can use to personalized & embellish your products & give it a one of a kind, special touch. :-)

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What about you?
Do you have any good ideas for product packaging?