Paper
You can use regular copy paper, card
stock, colored, textured or photo
paper when making your wrappers.
I have had good success with paper
all the way up to the 74-pound card
stock. A great happy Medium
is. 32 to 38 pound Brochure paper.
For Weddings, you may want to try a
6 mil Satin or Semi Gloss Photo
Paper.
Photo Sticker Paper Works great, but
you must overwrap the bar with the
original wrapper intact with Foil
first.
We recommend
Online Labels for great deals on
Self Adhesive Photo Paper.
They also have great deals on
everyday lables.
FOIL:
Need Candy Wrapper Foil? You
can use regular old foil or create
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Scissors & Cutters
Any Scissors will do the job, but if
you're serious about Wrapping Candy,
you're going to want to upgrade to at
least a
Cutting board. There are many
different types of cutting boards.
If you have kids around, you'll most
likely want to keep it locked up, or
invest in a $12.00 Fiskars Board
Paper Trimmer which is a bit safer,
but not as effective for bulk.
If you
plan on making a ton of candy
wrappers then you may want to invest
in either a Table Cutter or a
Circut Cutting Machine
Either one, will cost you extra
money. So, don't go out and
buy one until you make too many
sales to keep up with. If you
buy the Circut there is a great
software program that helps you cut
just about
anything here
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