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- 1). Clean off a large table area to start setting up your workspace.
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Easy spill protectorthe newspaper on desktop image by Victor M. from Fotolia.com
Lay down newspaper or wax paper over the table to protect the surface from glue spills or marker stains. - 3
Separating materials makes everything easier.Bowl of beads and buttons - craft supplies. image by Gina Smith from Fotolia.com
Set out all supplies so they are easy to reach. If you have a lot of hands reaching around the table, it is sometimes best to split supplies into two containers and put one on each end of the table for easy reaching. - 4
Sequins add a pop of sparkle!sequins image by Vaida from Fotolia.com
Get as creative as you want with your designs. They can be as simple as some marker drawings, or as intricate as gluing on feathers, sequins or other craft materials. - 5). Try deciding on a color scheme for your baggies. For children's parties, stay in the primary colors: red, blue and yellow. Decorate baggies in red, white and blue for national holidays. Keeping within a color scheme creates an interesting overall look when the baggies are set up for guests.
- 6). Allow each side of the baggie to dry completely before flipping over to complete the other side. Lay out to dry on a flat surface to avoid losing any pieces of decoration.
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Handles add a fun twist.gift bag image by max blain from Fotolia.com
Glue or string a ribbon through the sides of the baggie to create handles if the baggies didn't come with them and you want an easier way to grab your bag and go. - 8). Fill baggies with goodies or treats once they are fully dry. Wrapped candy makes good baggie filler. For a creative twist, fill a baggie with all the materials one would need to make his or her own baggie so they can give it a try!
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