Bought 29 Nerds rope Christmas candies and 24 Ring pops - HELP!

[mcpaige]

They are (hopefully!) for my daughters to give to their classmates for a little Christmas treat. Any ideas how to 'package' them (what to attach, anything fun I could 'do' with them?) Thanks in advance.

They were buy one, get one free, so I stocked up!

[Sherberts]

What age/grade are these kids?

[inkerzaway]

not sure what to tell you about the Nerd ropes but maybe the ring pops would fit into a "sour cream" container? Jan

[java_jenny]

Maybe just tie a ribbon around each Nerd Rope? That's a tough one but I have to admit, as gross as they look, my kids have me hooked on those! :lol: Good luck and I hope others have some good ideas for you.

[rhondamcb]

Maybe you could coil up the Nerd ropes like a wheel shape, put them in a bag with a topper or just a cardstock cover over them so you can see them through the cover? Something like this one (I hope it's okay for me to post a picture that's not mine from the gallery) Window Pouch Bag by scrappinandstampinqueen at Splitcoaststampers

[lutheran]

You could tie the Nerds Rope into a circle then add a bow and some other tiny embellishments and make them into wreaths.
Ring Pops could have a circle tag just below the actual pop, above ring, like a circle name tag for wine glasses. (Think 2 to 3 inch circle with a 1/2 inch or so circle in the center, then a slit from one edge to the center circle to slip it on the pop.) It could have a tiny Christmas design and "from" your child.
Mary Beth

[nancystamps]

I think all the above ideas are cute. I wouldn't knock yourself out too much, because half the kids will rip right into your beautiful work, without even looking at it, just to get their sugar fix. I've seen it happen! Maybe just a cello treat bag with curly ribbon and a stamped tag.