It sounds like they might too thin for wine charms!? Does anyone know to package a set of 6 to sell at a craft fair? Thanks!
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I've made several sets of wine charms and the hoops have held up beautifully. They seem pretty sturdy - you'll definitely need a pair of craft pliers to straighten our the hook (when threading the beads on). I made my charms for gifting purposes, so I'm not familiar with the ins and outs of marketing and selling these things. When gifting, I pack my set of 8 in a little drawstring bag that I found at Michael's Art and Crafts store. The bags came in a pack of 10 (and of course I used a 40% off coupon to pay for them) and can be found in the wedding favors supplies aisle. Sometimes, I'll add a little stamped gift tag (hole punched in the corner and attach it to the drawstring with a large jump ring).
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These are not flimsy and they stack really well. I bought one first, to see one, and you could do the same. You could weigh it with the wine bottles in it. You could then multiply this by the weight of others you want to stack on it (maybe someone standing on it would do this) and test it out yourself.
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yes,i believe these chocolates would be a very bad gift for an alcoholic (you are never really recovered). The alcohol in the candies is substantial and definitely `reflects each featured liquor. If I had this disease ,I would be tempted to buy a whole bottle of each and every flavor. DONT DO IT
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Anything is possible but they seem pretty secure. A child would really have to tug on it over some time "I think" for the charm to come off.
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I also don't like thick rim glasses and I happen to love these. they qualify as thin to me, but it depends how thin rimmed you're wanting. They are not like wine glass thin. If that's what you're going for I'd suggest getting some good quality stemless wine glasses.
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I can't say for sure, I wd still get them and try, and if not, use another candy....save the kisses for the organza bags....no matter wht u put in these bottles, they bring life to the party....and also, I bought different sets of bottles from different sellers.....one set, the opening was narrow, the other set, the opening was wide
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No. Too small. Strong though. They are too thin or bottle cap. Could probably do it if you doubled it up or even tripled them by stacking .
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They are small. They are about 3 and a half ounces. Just right for a small glass of wine
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Only if they have holes on the side to put the bale tabs into. You can't take an empty wine bottle and use these. You would have to have a cork setup for wine bottles.
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Im sorry. I've only used them with wine bottles. I'm very happy with them for wine and that is the reason I purchased them. Sorry I can't be more help.
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Your welcome. I bought a bunch of them for wedding favors to find out they were not big enough after being told they were. I hate for someone else to go through that.
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Unfortunately, that's one thing they forgot to make. I would try and scavenge a top from a dried-up pen. Some might fit.
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These are VERY tiny... too tiny for what you are talking about. They are BEAUTIFUL on the table spread around... but to fill a vase, even only 3/4... you would need too many. 2,000 won't even fill a small snack size ziplock baggie... They are perfect as table confetti
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It would depend on the size of your bottle. The jewels are fairly large; each one is about the size of a grape. These jewels would probably be perfect for what you're describing, other than the possible size issue. You may need something smaller.
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Donna is right, glue didn't work. I personally thought these were cheap and wouldn't order them again. Fyi.
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I'm pretty good at _watching_ how someone else is baking, so I asked her... :-) The reply was that these shot glasses are too small, but mainly they are long & narrow, which may pose a problem when you want to release whatever you bake in them. So, back to the original use - Cheers...
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I think they would easily hold liquid with super glue. I have embroidery beads in mine and have only had one incident. The cork got stuck and it was hard to remove.