Things I Like: Baker’s Twine

I don’t know of many bakeries who actually still wrap their goodies in that red and white twine anymore, but wouldn’t it be just wonderful if more of them did? I mean, it’s just so lovely.

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{ image from Bliss Weddings Market via Classic Bride }

But hey, why do bakers get all the fun? How about some wedding uses too!

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{ image from Mika 78 via Style Me Pretty }

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{ image via 100 Layer Cake }

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{ image via Oh So Beautiful Paper }

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{ image from Peach and Pearl via Oh So Beautiful Paper }

And then there’s colored baker’s twine…LOVE it!!

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{ image via Orange Blossom Ink }

Cyd‘s beautiful wedding programs! Cyd, I love this and hope you don’t mind if I borrow the idea :)

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{ image via Oh So Beautiful Paper }

Ok, and I know it’s just plain ol’ twine, but I love the mix of the twine and wax seals.

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{ image from Lynn Butler via frolic! }

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{ image via Flush Designs }

Surprised face that (knower-of-all-things-beautiful) Kathryn at Snippet & Ink has already thought of this idea…

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{ image via Snippet & Ink; Top row from left: white flowers, invitation by Mr. Boddington, lemonade from Martha Stewart, J.Crew dress from Brides; Row 2: balloons photo via Brooklyn Bride, bakery box from Bliss Weddings Market; Row 3: tulips from Taste; Row 4: photo by Liz Banfield, photo by M. Polss, photo via Book By Its Cover, tie from Rebecca Thuss }

Unfortunately, I’m totally not very creative and can’t think of as many fun wedding uses for baker’s twine as it deserves. Anyone have any other fun ideas?