How to assemble a custom chip bag party favor - DIY Tutorial 

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Aww thank you for your kind words! 🙏 I have had people in my FB group say that that heat crimper worked fine on their party favors, so it seems okay. It seems like they only use that tool on matte paper though, so it may involve a little trial and error.

I'm always happy to help!

The cup wrapper template is up on my website. You can learn how to design them using the recent tutorial I posted on how to design a cotton candy wrapper since the process is the same. As far as plates, I do not make those.

I do sell custom made wrappers for different items. As far as the templates, I offer them free on my website: www.adrianaspapercrafts.com/pages/design-innovator

Thanks! I got my Fisker's crimper from the JoAnn website early last year. I'm not sure if they still make it though 🤷‍♀️

Uchida 8.5-inch Straight Corru-gator Paper Crimper www.amazon.com/dp/B003WM78B2/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_i_wSwuFbHZJAH1K I’ve heard good reviews on this crimper.

Yes, that's the one most people use nowadays since it's more readily available than the Fiskars one

I have a few Photoshop tutorials on my channel if you want to check those out. As far as making a chip bag through DS...because of those print and cut size limitations, I don't ever recommend using DS to design your chip bag. However, if it is the only resource you have available to you, you can take a screenshot of your design, and then print out the screenshot. The quality won't be exactly the same, but a lot of people do that.

I bought mine about 2 or 3 years ago off of the Joannes website. It's a Fiskars brand crimper.

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I now use photoshop exclusively.

I'm obsessed with Surebonder glue guns and glue sticks. So any of their glue guns would be a great addition to your tool kit. My glue gun is a Surebonder cordless detailed glue gun with a fine point tip.

@@AdrianasPaperCrafts thank you so much ! 😀

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Hey hun! Some people do choose to go that route. However, if you're a beginner, I wouldn't suggest doing it that way, for a few reasons: 1) Sticker paper is more expensive than regular paper. 2) If you don't place the bag EXACTLY right the first time, there is no trying again, bc it will stick to itself, and will either crinkle badly, or rip. The best looking way just seems to be the old fashioned way 😊

@@AdrianasPaperCrafts Awesome! Thank you soooo much! :)

In this video I was using the Georgia Pacific Super Premium bright paper from Walmart. It's hard to find now, so I always recommend ANY computer paper, as long as it's BRIGHT, and weighs anywhere from 21# - 26#.

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Yes, absolutely.

Correct.

It's always regular size paper. 8.5x11.

You van try, but most likely it will end up being a tight fit getting chips in there.

Regular printer paper size. It takes up a whole sheet.

@@AdrianasPaperCrafts thank you. I think my bags are too big for my paper

@@2adfruste The 1 oz bags of chips is what you should be using. Anything bigger will not fit. Keep in mind that some chips have more air in them than others, such as Doritos, so that could also be a reason that they seem like they dont fit into your wrappers.

@@AdrianasPaperCrafts thank you

Are you using sub ink or regular ink to print?

Which brand did you use? And what size paper did you use?

This was one of my first ever videos 😄😄 so no...I was no expert yet. I've got a ton more now, and even another close up tutorial on how to assemble a chip bag. You should check it out.