Omg thank you thank you THANK YOU for sharing the size of your box. I’ve been looking for something like that on paper mart but I’m definitely a visual person. So this helped me out a ton!
When you are doing these in bigger cookies... like a dozen 3” cookies... do you have a video for this? Do you heat seal individually, back to back bubble wrap and then shingle them into the box somehow? Thank you so much for sharing this. This is a great way to standardize shipping costs. You are so generous with your knowledge and I love your videos. Thank you.
This may be a dumb question, but when you say double heat seal, do you mean seal one bag two times maybe a half an inch above the other one? Or do you mean use 2 individual bags/double bag?
As long as you have money, anything is possible. All courier services are currently impacted by COVID and the holiday rush. But FedEX and UPS are your better bets.
check out no issue tissue - OR do some googling, there sooo many options for us now!! When I got these made 3 years ago, I had to get them done overseas because US manufacturers weren't really doing this on a smaller scale... but now they are!
@@sasharob6479 hii please reply..its very urgent..i am making the royal icing cookies for my friend and sending him to another state..so do i have to freeze that icing cookies? Because it takes 2-3 days .will the taste change?? Its my first time that i am making royal icing cookies and shipping them ..so plz help me ..i am sending it after 3 days
Awesome, thank you. I was really wondering how to slip
Omg thank you thank you THANK YOU for sharing the size of your box. I’ve been looking for something like that on paper mart but I’m definitely a visual person. So this helped me out a ton!
When you are doing these in bigger cookies... like a dozen 3” cookies... do you have a video for this? Do you heat seal individually, back to back bubble wrap and then shingle them into the box somehow? Thank you so much for sharing this. This is a great way to standardize shipping costs. You are so generous with your knowledge and I love your videos. Thank you.
When you're packing all royal icing cookies in that box do you stack them on top of each other? How do you protect them/squish them in?
Back to back (non decorated side) and bubble wrap each layer and/or use shred to fill up the empty spaces, making sure nothing moves when shaken.
This may be a dumb question, but when you say double heat seal, do you mean seal one bag two times maybe a half an inch above the other one? Or do you mean use 2 individual bags/double bag?
For cookies that dry out easier, 2 individual bags. Cookie in one, heat seal, then put this into another bag to heat seal a second time :)
Thank you for the video! Is there a way to over night them... my friend overnighted some cookies to her sister and it still took 3 days.
As long as you have money, anything is possible. All courier services are currently impacted by COVID and the holiday rush. But FedEX and UPS are your better bets.
I love your tissue paper what website do you use to order customer tissues?
check out no issue tissue - OR do some googling, there sooo many options for us now!! When I got these made 3 years ago, I had to get them done overseas because US manufacturers weren't really doing this on a smaller scale... but now they are!
@@BorderlandsBakery thank you so much 😊
@@sasharob6479 hii please reply..its very urgent..i am making the royal icing cookies for my friend and sending him to another state..so do i have to freeze that icing cookies? Because it takes 2-3 days .will the taste change?? Its my first time that i am making royal icing cookies and shipping them ..so plz help me ..i am sending it after 3 days
Hi, the blog post is giving a 404 error. What are the dimensions of the box
Thanks for the heads up, just updated out link in description. We migrated our blog website and some links were broken. Thanks!
Would a dozen 3-4" cookies fit in this size box?
Yep!
@@BorderlandsBakery do you still sell this tissue paper?
Where can k buy the box? Or size pls 🙏
All that info is linked in the description box :) We link you to a blog post that contains all the info