Plastic bread clip crafts

What do you do with those plastic bread tags after you've finished a loaf of bread? Throw them out? If you're not saving them, you're losing out! Those little plastic tags can really come in

“These clips might also make their appearance on produce bags. Some call them bag clips, others bag tags. Besides the obvious, reusing them to close other bags, here are a few ways to reuse/r…

“These clips might also make their appearance on produce bags. Some call them bag clips, others bag tags. Besides the obvious, reusing them to close other bags, here are a few ways to reuse/r…

You probably just throw away bread clips when you are done using them. But did you know they can have a purpose around your house too?

Although we most often bake our own or purchase locally baked plastic-free bread from our local baker, there is the occasional store-bought bread that comes in a plastic bag (recyclable at most gro…

Did you know there are many Uses for Bread Ties other than keeping your bread fresh.

Get out the paints and markers and recycle your bread bag ties into cute little people. This is a guide about making recycled bread tie people.

Get out the paints and markers and recycle your bread bag ties into cute little people. This is a guide about making recycled bread tie people.

Bread tags are one of the ubiquitous things in life. Apart from closing bread bags, you will also find them on tons of various supermarket items. How many plastic bread tags have you thrown out since the start of the year? Do you know that you can reuse them? Well, if you did not know

Basic Bread Tag Earrings (Pierced Ears) Make these for yourself, for gifting, or sell them. My daughter is selling these handmade earrings at this year's Farmer's Market. Items you need: ~one plastic bread tag ~sharp scissors ~two jump rings (your preference) ~earrings of your choice (fishhook, lever back, or other) ~jewelry pliers ~versa-tool and safe work surface 1. Cut the bread tag in half as shown, using sharp scissors 2. Heat your versa tool, and carefully melt a tiny hole in the top…