A spool of bakers twine should be a part of every bakers, crafters, & gift wrappers arsenal of tools. But before we kick off today's giveaway from The Joyful Cup & the bajillion reasons why I'm obsessed with twine make sure to drop by the Simply Dove blog to see my interview with Sarah for her new Handmade May series. I'm discussing the roots & wings behind Delightfully Noted & how I turned a hobby into a business & perhaps a few other things that I don't remember.
Hey! Give a girl a break it was 3 in the morning.
Now who doesn't love a pretty package? I admit I am like a kid in a candy store when it comes to DIY packaging supplies. That's how I felt when I stumbled upon The Joyful Cup shop a few months ago while on the search for white kraft bags. This Etsy biz houses oodles & oodles of pretty ribbon, paper bags, & candy colored bakers twine.
Oh baker's twine. How do I love thee? Let me count the ways.
I love to tie you around retro soda bottles.
Project found here.
I love to use you to wrap yummy treats.
Project found here.
I love you when I need to tie bunny butts.
Project found here.
You get the point. The possibilties on how to use bakers twine is endless! So next time you are in need of some DIY supplies make sure to check out The Joyful Cup. Great prices & excellent customer service!
So get your creative juices flowing because
Cynthia, of The Joyful Cup, has so generously offered upTHREE spools of
The Twinery™
Bakers Twine for one lucky winner!
Bakers Twine for one lucky winner!
That's 720 yards of 100% plush cotton twine!!
Enter below through Rafflecopter for your chance at:
Open to US residents only.
Winner will be announced here on May 14th.
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These are SO cute!!!!! I never thought of using it so creatively! I've never thought of using it period! LOL
ReplyDeleteThils would be fun for sprucing up jars of canned goods we're giving away!
ReplyDeleteI'd tie it around packages for gifts or around mason jars and use them for decoration in my house!
ReplyDeleteI have a wedding and several showers coming up. I could use it for decorations and for gifts.
ReplyDeleteI think they would be great on a Mother's Day gift wrapping!
ReplyDeleteI would use this to wrap cute gifts with newspaper :)
ReplyDeleteI am going to use this on my homemade vanilla bottles that I plan to give away at Christmas!
ReplyDeletehow fun! i think i'd find any excuse to use this cute stuff. :)
ReplyDeleteI'm pretty certain that I absolutely need these for some upcoming parties! So cute!
ReplyDeleteI would LOVE to WIN 3 spools of twine from the Twinery!!! I love the colors and could use it to wrap presents, put it on cards, tie gifts bags up, etc. My mind is racing with all the things, I could do! Thanks for a chance to win!
ReplyDeleteI would use it for jazzing up packages!
ReplyDeleteburkhart.nadine AT yahoo DOT com
As an accent for Christmas cards!
ReplyDeleteI would use it to embellish gifts and packages.
ReplyDeletemarija.majerle at gmail dot com
I'd decorate things, make cute things like ribbons, amigurummis, necklaces with it and use it for gifts. :D
ReplyDeleteThese are really really cute and adorable. <3
I would use the twine to tie bows around knitting gifts that I make! :)
ReplyDeleteKaty A.
I'd use bakers twine on pretty much everything .... packing up etsy orders, on decorations for parties, wrapping presents ... and on and on.
ReplyDeleteI would use the twine to package my etsy orders and wrap gifts.
ReplyDeleteI would use it for the party favors for my daughter's birthday party!
ReplyDeleteI have some mother's day gifts to make and think that this twine would be the perfect accent!
ReplyDeleterennieangie at gmail dot com
We are having a bake sale this summer, so I could package all the goods so cute!
ReplyDeleteWe are having a bake sale this summer, so I could package all the goods so cute!
ReplyDeletewould use to wrap presents
ReplyDeletegkuroda(at)gmail.com
I would use it to tie food related presents for family and friends.
ReplyDeletecoolwhip715(at)hotmail(dot)com
It would look great in my garden instead of the plain brown or green string holding up my tall plants.
ReplyDeleteParty planning!
ReplyDeleteashleykayjohnson@hotmail.com
I'd use it for hanging paper lanterns in my dorm room, or maybe macrame projects.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the chance!
cholden@fandm.edu
I would use it for some upcoming parties...wrap around food packages, favors, drinks, etc.
ReplyDelete-lauren
lauren51990 at aol dot com
I would use the twine for stringing art in my children's room. With the help of clothes pens.
ReplyDeleteLove your blog! Such cute ideas - and baker's twine is my newest favorite crafty tool. Thanks for the chance to win!
ReplyDeleteI would use it all over for my daughter's carnival party!
ReplyDeleteI'd use it to wrap gifts
ReplyDeleteniuniuzheng at gmail dot com
I like to use bakers twine for wrapping gifts and scrapbooking.
ReplyDeleteI would love to use some to decorate party invitations!
ReplyDeleteaandj8804[at]gmail.com
I think crafts, decoration, homemade birthday cards
ReplyDeletesunniewoodyplus2 atmsn.com
So many uses for twine. I'd use it for crafting and scrapbooking, for packaging up baked (or store bought) goodies!
ReplyDeleteThis would be great for my scrapbook pages!
ReplyDeleteI would use it to wrap around little jam jars!
ReplyDeleteoh goodness - I'd use it for so many things! gift wrapping, scrapbooking,tying up baked goods as gifts... all sorts of ways!
ReplyDeleteI LOVE bakers twine. I use it on everything. Invitations, crafts, gifts, I just can't get enough.
ReplyDeleteI might knit with it- it would be very interesting for little knitted ornaments!
ReplyDeletehrfarley at gmail dot com
I would use it on packages of homemade baked goods and gifts!
ReplyDeleteoctoberthings at gmail dot com
I have some cute little note cards that I would like to hang up with some cute twine. ambrerose at(aol) dot(com)
ReplyDeletei'd use it for making garland :)
ReplyDeleteI'd make some bread and wrap it up in the twine!
ReplyDeletemore_virtuous(at)yahoo(dot)com
i would use the baker's twine for gifts and cards! :)
ReplyDeleteI would use mine to tie up my knitted goods from my etsy shop for shipping!
ReplyDeleteMy email address is nicole at knitnicoleknit dot com
-Nicole
Knit, Nicole, Knit!
It is so funny that I found this giveaway trough random browsing just to find an Etsy shop that already on my shopping list :) How cool is that? I am paper addict crafter and recently started to make gift tags, so I have a cool Christmas Tags idea that i would love to use this twine for :)
ReplyDeleteThanks :)
I actually fave both of her shops :)
When I harvest and can my vegtables, I will use it on the mason jars I give as gifts!
ReplyDeleteI would use it for packaging for my shop stuff. So cute I have always loved the creative ways others use them.
ReplyDeleteI would use it in some of my knitting projects, and as a bow for some coasters that I make from ceramic tiles
ReplyDeleterobinlscott4 at hotmail dot com
Wrap gifts and crafts with my daughter!
ReplyDeleteI love baker's twine for scrapbooking and to dress up a simple package or card!
ReplyDeletePossibly, you could knit this into a potholder, just a creative thought. That's what i would do
ReplyDeleteI would have to use it for scrapbooking and the pop bottle idea is wonderful and sooo easy!
ReplyDeletecara
kckts@msn.com