While I’ll always be a sucker for a sweet, little Chinese takeout box, it is fun to package treats a little differently every now and again. After I made a second batch of fleur de sel brownies, I decided to package them up for a few friends. I challenged myself to only use things I had on hand as it is always a temptation to go out and buy fun, new supplies. I used a few sheets of fantastic French-inspired tissue paper (I love this pattern!), sandwich bags I use in my daughter’s lunches and simple kitchen twine. I added in some labels I picked up in France and an extra fine Sharpie to complete the look. Here is how they turned out!
Sources:
Recipe – click here.
Kraft brown bags – found at Harmons, but Whole Foods may carry them as well.
Kitchen twine- IKEA (but your regular grocery store likely carries it too)
Sandwich papers- Orson Gigi (in SLC)
Labels (similar in visual appeal as ones below) – Paper Source
Pen – standard grocery store or art supply store (locally Reuels has a lot of pens)
Loved the checked tissue paper. I didn’t see a link to where to order this. Could you include a link or send me a link
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