http://jewelry-business-blog.com/jewelry_packaging/how-to-craft-your-own-jewelry-hangtags/ Jewelry Business Strategies by Jewelry Business Expert Rena Klingenberg Sat, 19 May 2012 18:33:42 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 http://jewelry-business-blog.com/jewelry_packaging/how-to-craft-your-own-jewelry-hangtags/comment-page-1/#comment-509 Dawn Woodward Fri, 04 Apr 2008 19:56:22 +0000 http://jewelry-business-blog.com/jewelry_packaging/how-to-craft-your-own-jewelry-hangtags/#comment-509 Hi Anna, I absolutely love your ideas on tags and packaging!Well done for coming up with such an unusual look for your tags and for sharing them with us. You have inspired me to rethink about how I package my jewellery and to theme it to match the mood and feel of my own website. As you say, packaging is very important, with jewellery especially, the presentation and packaging can make all the difference to how the product is perceived by the customer. Also, with us operating in such a crowded market, themed packaging is a great way to differentiate your jewellery from other products. I too love the glamour and style of a bygone age and am drawn to the indulgence of the fashions from the 1920's. I have been working on a Parisian theme for my stall and can visualise layered tablecloths (black underneath with cream on top) finished with a black ruffle around the edge (must get my sewing machine working this weekend!). My Jewellery is all boxed in black which looks great against the cream cloth and I have made some little black satin cushions on which I sit special pieces of unboxed jewellery. I am now going to finish the Parisian look with some handmade tags, finished off with a black and cream polka dot bow. Thanks again for sharing your inspiration. Hi Anna, I absolutely love your ideas on tags and packaging!Well done for coming up with such an unusual look for your tags and for sharing them with us. You have inspired me to rethink about how I package my jewellery and to theme it to match the mood and feel of my own website. As you say, packaging is very important, with jewellery especially, the presentation and packaging can make all the difference to how the product is perceived by the customer. Also, with us operating in such a crowded market, themed packaging is a great way to differentiate your jewellery from other products. I too love the glamour and style of a bygone age and am drawn to the indulgence of the fashions from the 1920′s. I have been working on a Parisian theme for my stall and can visualise layered tablecloths (black underneath with cream on top) finished with a black ruffle around the edge (must get my sewing machine working this weekend!). My Jewellery is all boxed in black which looks great against the cream cloth and I have made some little black satin cushions on which I sit special pieces of unboxed jewellery. I am now going to finish the Parisian look with some handmade tags, finished off with a black and cream polka dot bow. Thanks again for sharing your inspiration.

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