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eco-friendly packaging

Black, White & Kraft for Classic Packaging

April 12, 2013

Sometimes less really is more when it comes to packaging. Plain bags or boxes embellished with a combination of black, white and kraft make for a clean, modern style. It’s a bit like a black and white photo: classic, timeless, even a little sophisticated. It also happens to be a very budget-friendly and earth-friendly option, [...]

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Wildflower Gifts at Lost River Cave is a Nature Lover’s Dream

March 15, 2013

The gift shop next to Lost River Cave in Bowling Green, Kentucky is not only unique, but as we say in the South, smack dab in the middle of nature’s beauty. Wildflower Gifts opened in 2010 adjacent to Kentucky’s only underground boat tour.

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Stamp Your Own Cotton Favor Bags

March 8, 2013

Some of my favorite recent additions to the Nashville Wraps catalog are our plain, unbleached 100% cotton bags. We carry the classic flat drawstring bags and mini totes with handles. While these reusable little bags make pretty, eco-friendly packaging on their own, I especially love how they look with a hand-stamped design.

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Raffia Ribbon Made in the USA – A Nashville Wraps Exclusive

January 17, 2013

We are very proud to announce the product launch of our USA Paper Raffia, exclusively from Nashville Wraps. This 100% paper fiber ribbon is recyclable and degradable. Part of our Green Way® brand of eco-friendly packaging, this product will not only further your green initiatives, it also helps support American jobs.

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Our Best Spring Designs Yet!

January 3, 2013

Nashville Wraps is excited to announce our best Spring designs yet for 2013! We are introducing 5 new Green Way® paper shopping bag designs because we believe that “green” can be as beautiful as it is good for the environment. The best part is that they are all made here in the USA, providing jobs [...]

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Best of 2012 – Things You Loved

December 6, 2012

When we look back at this year, we have to celebrate all the things you loved about us. From our most popular products to our most-viewed blogs and how-to videos, you “Liked” us, “Shared” us and “Pinned” us by the thousands, and we appreciate it! Most Popular Designs: Woodland Snowman & Brushed Floral Our most [...]

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All Good Things Soaps – Good for You & the Environment!

November 21, 2012

In honor of Small Business Saturday this weekend, Nashville Wraps wants to encourage customers to shop local this holiday season to support your communities. For every $100 spent in locally owned independent stores, $68 returns to that community through taxes, payroll and other expenditures. We not only support local businesses, but feel honored to have so [...]

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Giving Green: A New Tradition

November 15, 2012

All the buzz this Holiday Season seems to be about “green” gifts. I love the idea of giving gifts that don’t impact the environment and can be more personal than gifts we buy at the last minute without much thought given to what the recipient might really like or use. Honestly, those usually end up in [...]

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Not-So-Plain Kraft Bags

November 1, 2012

Sometimes we get so excited about our new design groups that we forget our always-popular Kraft Bag. These bags are made in the USA from 100% recycled paper and are very economical. In this post I want to show you some inexpensive (dare I say cheap?) ways to spruce them up. These tips are quick [...]

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The Ingenious Brown Paper Shopping Bag

October 25, 2012

How could an unassuming item like a brown paper bag cause such a scramble? Really, it’s like lots of other things we get used to and take for granted as always being readily available. But the retail packaging market is tiny in comparison to many other segments of the paper industry. There are only a [...]

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