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Belinda Reynolds
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Jul 02, 2025
2:47 AM
Hello everyone,

I’ve been on a personal journey over the past year to simplify not just how I live, but also how I create and share with others. As part of that, I’ve started making small, handmade treats like natural lollipops and herbal candies that I gift to friends, neighbors, and sometimes bring to local wellness gatherings or meditation circles.

While making these treats has been a joy, I also started thinking more about how to package them in a way that reflects care, intention, and respect for nature—something that aligns with the same mindfulness I try to bring to my daily Tai Chi practice.

After a bit of searching, I found these custom lollipop mylar bags that feel like a thoughtful balance between functionality and aesthetics. Here’s the link in case anyone else is looking for something similar: custom printed Lollipop Mylar Bags

A few things I appreciated:

They are resealable, which helps reduce waste and preserve freshness without rushing.

The material is durable but lightweight—perfect for giving with intention, without excess.

There’s space for adding meaningful designs or messages, which I sometimes use to include a short quote, a mantra, or a note of gratitude.

In many ways, these small details are a form of mindfulness in themselves. Whether you’re gifting a homemade item, offering a small gesture of kindness, or just organizing your herbal teas or wellness snacks—how we package and present them also matters.

Have any of you found packaging solutions that reflect your values of simplicity, mindfulness, or sustainability? I’d love to hear how others here approach this—especially when sharing homemade goods at retreats, studios, or just among loved ones.


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