Sentences with phrase «into cellophane»

Displayed behind glass or tucked into cellophane cigarette wrappers, his sculptures seem precious.

It would look beautiful stuffed into a cellophane bag, tied with a red ribbon, and given as a gift.

Measure out 1/3 cup of pretzels, and 1/4 cup of toffee into another cellophane baggie and tie with another piece of ribbon.

Not exact matches

ONLINE EXCLUSIVE 12oz cellophane bag of rich and buttery white chocolate to melt into your coffee or hot cocoa at home.

2 dozen cellophane bags (6 x 4 inches) 1 roll pink raffia ribbon, cut into 5 inch pieces 1 color printer 2 sheets 2 x 4 inch white shipping labels 4 sheets cherry pink or white card stock 1 bag multi-colored sizzle 1 dozen gift boxes with handle (we used these from Container Store)

To prepare your muffin pans — I cut pieces of cellophane into squares (or there about) and lined each muffin tin with them.

Couldn't find cellophane noodles, so just soaked pad thai rice noodles for 25 minutes and threw it into the soup at the very end.

With your toddler, stuff as much cellophane into the sock to make a fat crunchy worm.

Use a few different frames on your wall for each color, and let your child sort colored cellophane shapes into the right colored frames.

As I mentioned it doesn't contain any nuts so you could even make a bunch and put them into some cute cellophane bags and have your child pass them out to classmates on their first day of school.

The shredded pieces of plastic are then formed into square blocks, wrapped in cellophane and shipped all over the world, primarily to China.

Every couple of years we get a video game that pops through the cellophane - wrapped world of popular culture and into mainstream consciousness.

Here is Louise Bourgeois's pink marble woman turning into a frond - headed plant, and one of Raoul de Keyser's most airy blue abstracts; here is Karla Black's cellophane cloud hanging in one of the high Georgian windows, bearing green traces of the gardens beyond, and a thicket of marvellous historic paintings from the gardens» collection, showing palms and peonies to semi-abstract perfection.

Shielding their surfaces from hazardous environments, these clothing, made of disposable cellophane, soft textiles or expensive hard duty, heat - resistant fabrics, bring them even closer to their human coworkers, blending the organic and automated into a synthetic whole.

Paint - splattered cellophane dangling from the ceiling like shower curtains; mounds of powder, polystyrene, and topsoil molded into giant wedding cakes; colorful bars of soap carved like rock candy — it all may appear sugary sweet at the outset, but Karla Black's latest sculptures are hardly the aftermath of a baby shower.