I am trying to find flower seeds that I can use as my wedding favors. Will this work if I distribute the package into smaller wedding favor bag size?
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The envelope I got was a little smaller than regular seed packet size. Just cause there's 26K seeds doesn't mean it's a large package, they are little larger than salt grains. You could put a whole pack in the wedding favor bag.
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I am not sure what you mean but if you want to give the seeds you could divide them up into smaller platic bags or just give them as is. that is what I did last Xmas, put them as is in stockings. worked great!
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I used 2 large 8" x 16" and didn't plant all the seed types in them or all of the seeds of the same type. Follow directions on the pack as to how close to plant. They didn't grow well for me at all. Many didn't grow at all.
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The box is fairly small... only about room for 6 clumps of plants. There are many more seed than you need and you could simply replace one planting with whatever you desire.
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I wouldn't recommend it. It would be too much of a pain to put honey in the mini jars, and to get it out. There will definitely be some wastage in that process. What we did was- we packed these jars with spices, and accompanied with two recipes, they made for perfect wedding favors. The spices we used were fall- colored: basil, oregano, rosemary, red chilli powder, turmeric, garam masala (an Indian spice mixture), paprika. And I can't tell you how big a hit it was!
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The pound thing is sort of hard per say as different seeds will weigh differently. I would look at the dimensions and then look at the size of a 5 pound or less bag of grass seed as an example
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It would be very tough to fit a wedding dress in a box this size. My wife's dress fits fits in a box that is 2 of these boxes high and 2-3 boxes long. So it probably won't fit ur needs
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Dear Stephanie: I checked to see how they would work and found that they should be okay since the Organza bags have a tight weave. Good luck. Pat
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I would say yes, keeping in mind that some bird seed mixes have sun flower seeds, this could be a problem distributing the mix evenly.
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Yes, that is what I purchased them for. I however, have my beads bagged, not loose. I have a girlfriend that has her loose, and says that the seed beads are OK loose.
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Hello Becky. These bags are really tiny. I will be using them for my business cards and thank you notes when I send out products. They're really pretty and just right for that. Anything else other than a super small sample of a product will not be able to fit.
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Absolutely! We used it for the send off toss at our wedding and it smelled wonderful. We used the excess to make sachets for dresser drawers and they smell great as well!
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Yes that's what the bag I made for. However it's tiny. A bag of franzia did not fit in it.
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J. Williams, I would think it would work just fine. I used mine for the smallest hole that I could thread an elastic thread through on a product card. The card is only about 1 1/2 inch square, so it was important not to have something any bigger than the thread....and leaving room for the information on the card. It might be worth giving it a try. I just grabbed one of my cards and some earrings. It is not a tight fit. But, with the shape of the 'hook,' they don't just fall off if the card is twisted and turned. I also looked at a earring card that was still in my jewelry box. It is the exact hole size of this card for post type earrings. Hope this helps, Linda
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My instructions were on a 3"x 2 1/2" piece of paper attached to the seed packet. Hopefully you've save all of the packing materials...? If not, write to the third party seller and explain the situation. They should be willing to help you out.
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I had purchased the 6" X 2.5" x 2" as you did for my banana nut bread. I put them in a Fall theme cello bag which was 11" X 5" and had plenty of length to close with the twist ties, included, and then covered the twist ties with a pretty ribbon. You could go smaller, but I was doing mine for a Fall Day of Giving at our church and wanted the bags I purchased that only came in one size. I also sprayed my pans with Baking Spray before adding batter to each. All were wrapped in Saran Wrap and frozen until the day before the event. Once defrosted, I placed them in the cello bags and the banana bread was so moist. I had purchased the 6" X 2.5" x 2" as you did for my banana nut bread. I put them in a Fall theme cello bag which was 11" X 5" and had plenty of length to close with the twist ties, included, and then covered the twist ties with a pretty ribbon. You could go smaller, but I was doing mine for a Fall Day of Giving at our church and wanted the bags I purchased that only came in one size. I also sprayed my pans with Baking Spray before adding batter to each. All were wrapped in Saran Wrap and frozen until the day before the event. Once defrosted, I placed them in the... » Read More I had purchased the 6" X 2.5" x 2" as you did for my banana nut bread. I put them in a Fall theme cello bag which was 11" X 5" and had plenty of length to close with the twist ties, included, and then covered the twist ties with a pretty ribbon. You could go smaller, but I was doing mine for a Fall Day of Giving at our church and wanted the bags I purchased that only came in one size. I also sprayed my pans with Baking Spray before adding batter to each. All were wrapped in Saran Wrap and frozen until the day before the event. Once defrosted, I placed them in the cello bags and the banana bread was so moist. « Show Less
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Sounds like a nice idea and very pretty too. I hate to say it but the only answer I have for you is "maybe" right now. It's not something you can judge unless you've tried to do it using precisely the size hook you will purchase (supposing their different heights might have different thicknesses of wrought iron and different lengths of the two ends that get stuck into the ground and certainly different weights on the entire hook pieces themselves because of all that.) So I'd buy 1 of everything needed to make up one completed set-up. Next I'd weigh up precisely the specific individual weights of your jar/least amt. of water necessary/flowers/hook, then tally the total weight involved. I'd then try to implant it into the particular kind of dirt/soil at the locations you'll be pushing the hook into on the wedding day. Also try it in the different locations around that property to test that the weightn will be secire in those particular different types of soil you can find on one property. For instance, if there was an area that had a rock garden and an area full of trees with a lot of roots spread through the ground, this test might show me that I'd have to change my plan to shape the overal arrangement layout on the ground into an oval shape rather than a circle of arrangements. I'd even try it in wet ground on the morning after a rainfall on a previous night. Then I'd have no surprises and I'd have a plan A + B to work with on wedding day, IF all else looks like it would work out in the first place.
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I'm not sure how little your lumpia will be but I imagine the bags will be just big enough. They are not huge bags. It would be nice to have enough bag on top to fold over your product in the bag. I don't know if that could happen with 5 lumpia inside.