1. Single-Serving Sweets Packaging

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    Three delicious cookies -- chocolate-almond spirals, 
    lemon-oatmeal lacies, and cowboy cookies (chock-full of nuts, coconut, and chocolate chunks) -- meet one clever wrapping idea: Line easy-to-make paper envelopes with waxed tissue, and seal with punched-paper labels.

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  2. Safe and Warm

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    Wool scarves and mittens are ready to wear from one season to the next when wrapped in acid-free tissue paper and slipped into labeled craft boxes (available at organizing stores). The boxes are then stowed inside shallow drawers.

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    Martha Stewart Living, January 2009
  3. Sized to Fit

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    These oak-veneer cubbies are the ideal dimensions (about 10 inches square and 14 inches deep) for holding folded sweaters and pressed shirts. Painted and labeled wooden boxes are used inside the cubbies to corral garment- and shoe-care items and toiletries.

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    Martha Stewart Living, January 2009
  4. Retro Father's Day Clip-Art Labels

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    He'll go nuts for personalized pistachios -- or pickles or hot sauce. In fact, these retro labels make it a cinch to turn any of Dad's favorite foods into a custom gift for Father's Day.

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    1. Download our designs. Print them onto plain or self-adhesive paper, enlarging or reducing the size as desired. 

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    Martha Stewart Living, June 2010
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