For imaginary play, bread tags can make fun pretend earrings (these could be painted with nail polish or other paint or even bedazzled).

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By securely sealing the bag, they prevent air from sneaking in and wreaking havoc on your beloved loaf. They help maintain the freshness and softness of your bread, ensuring that every slice is as delightful as the first. Potters Cookshop is not liable for lost, damaged or stolen parcels if a 'safe space' is specified without a signature being obtained. By stating a safe place customers are therefore taking responsibility prior to receipt. Uh Oh! Went a bit over your painting tape and onto a window? No problem: you can use an extra bread clip to scrape that paint off. Make a cool cereal box and bread clip abacus by following this tutorial provided by Almost Unschoolers!

Manage those tangled and dangling extension cords. Clip the end of the cord to itself with an extra bread clip when you put the item away. It will be easy to retrieve and ready to go when you need it next time.

Nightmare, right? But fear not! If you have a bread clip handy, you can temporarily fix that zipper in a jiffy. Just slide the clip onto the zipper teeth and use it as a makeshift pull tab. It won’t win you any fashion awards, but it’ll get you through until you find a permanent solution.

Bread tags can clip and organize spare thread or extra embroidery thread or yarn, preventing tangling. For anyone that plans to use the system, I would suggest keeping a running list where message ideas that come to one are written down. When you think things are covered fairly well, go through the list and really look at it and edit it down to as few as possible and still be able to get the idea across for each type of use. Have the children put some bread clips into an empty cardboard tube or clean food container to make a musical shaker. Children can then decorate it and play it along with some of their favorite music. Use as wine glass identifiers for a party. Multicolored bread tags, or ones you’ve added faces to, work well to differentiate your guests’ glasses. Just clip ’em to the stem of the glass.Whilst we make every effort to ensure our items are competitively priced there may be occasions where a competitor might be cheaper and we as a small family business want to make every effort to provide you with a positive shopping experience which is why if we can we will try our best to match their price. Are you feeling quite ambitious? Make an abacus/counting frame out of bread tags, a cereal box, and wooden dowels. Did you know that over 20 cases of accidental ingestion of plastic bag clips have been published? The incidence are so detrimental to health that a team of researchers have classified in the Briti sh Medical Journal “morphology” chart the many varieties of bag clips, in an effort to determine which ones are most dangerous to the digestive tract and which designs are more benign. Don’t swallow them, or you might become yet another statistic for this study.

Make your own improvised scrubber: Cover a sponge with a used netted produce bag and clip closed with your bread clip: Voila! Ready to do the dishes in frugal style! [source] Funky Wine charms for parties with a built-in conversation starter (“Hi there, what’s your expiry date?) Children can make Bread Tag Creatures by painting the bread tags (Scary Monsters, Snow Men, and Gingerbread Men). Instructions are all here at Crafts by Amanda. Wire Organizer Wizardry: Say goodbye to tangled wires behind your desk or TV stand. Gather your cables together, slip a bread clip over the bundle, and watch the magic happen. Now you can bid farewell to the cable spaghetti nightmare. Place on the end of tape, like duct tape and masking tape, so you don’t have to spend time peeling the tape off itself.Organize that junk drawer! Clip together items, such as elastic bands or twist ties, and use and find them easily. Organize the many cables for your television or computer by attaching a bread clip to each one and labeling it. Super handy if you need to unplug just one item. If you want to dry some items on a line outdoors, you could use some bread clips (probably not for super heavy items, though!). As well, you could keep a bunch of bread clips together for many improvised uses while camping!) [source] For the ambitious artist, you could try out an Andy Warhol-style portrait made of bread tags or an artistic shower curtain made only of bread tags wired together. The sky’s the limit! Have you ever fumbled around your pile of extra keys looking for that one you need? Clip all extra keys with a bread tag and label clearly with a sharpie.