Jodie, i make them all the time. Just did 200 for granddaughters graduation party. I use double faced tape and i found the best to use is the kind you get to put the window coverings (plastic) in the winter time. You can buy just the roll of tape and it holds real well. Haven't seen the crimper.

Steve...and all...Here's a something I found on the link Marciakm posted for the tutorial.... I like to use Great White 37lb imaging and photo paper for the wrappers which is found for under $10 at Walmart, $12 at Staples. At Walmart, it is NOT in the electronics section but near school supplies where the copy paper is set up. Copy paper, fancy borders, cardstock etc, labels, and other computer print supplies. DO NOT buy the 24 lb. It's awful for wrappers. The Great White 37# is 92 whiteness and gives the best photo and graphic results I've ever seen. -- Office Max and Office Depot also carry it and when I can't find it locally, I'll order $50 of something and have it delivered to my door. Since the nearest one is an hours drive one way, that works best for me time wise. Tiger

Hello everyone! My name is Carol Ann and I have done candy wrapping as a business for over 5 years now. My husband and I have NO OTHER source of income except candy wrapping! So far so good! LOL I have never purchased candy wrapping software and personally see no need for it. Wrappers are only rectangles which you insert a graphic into.......of course I realize there are those who are not familiar with graphics enough to do it on their own and so the software helps. I use an older publishing program called Micrografx Draw to assemble the wrapper and print. I use other "graphics" programs to create my designs to use when putting the wrapper together. Super easy! I also CREATE designs and sets of designs to use on candy wrappers....Great Sales all the time!....you might just want to take a look..... If I can be of assistance to anyone, please email me! The contact info is on my website..... www.zybertex.com Happy Wrappin'! Carol Ann

Those are awesome Jackie! I love those RS graphics!! Do you use program to make them, or do you design your own template. I need to get a couple more RS disks...I have "Folk Art" and love it. I want a Halloween one and a Snowman one. I have Snickerdoodle Dreams combo disk, and Debbie Mumm's Fall one. I really want her Winter one too...so many neat things out there! Thank you so much for posting your wonderful projects here - we all appreciate a little zip coming back into C&D!