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DIY Favors: Homemade Bread and Jam

Make beautiful and memorable favors for your wedding or shower in 4 easy steps! (expert advice)

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Store bought trinkets just can’t beat the sentiment of a homemade gift. That’s why we absolutely love this project. Not only is it handmade, but the giver has an opportunity to honor and share a great recipe. Now your guests will know exactly what you’re talking about the next time you rave about Aunt Linda’s home cooking!

Step 1

Using the instructions on the package, download label templates and in a program like Adobe Illustrator or Microsoft Paint design some labels. Look for fun and free downloadable fonts at Dafont.com.

Fill in names to customize and print them onto your label paper. (2).

Step 2

Lay out the food trays (1) and line them with tissue paper (7). Cut the patterned tissue paper into a rectangle shape just larger than the size of the tray. It looks cute hanging off the edge a bit.

Step 3

After loaves have been baked and cooled, wrap each mini loaf of bread with wax or parchment paper (5). Tie it up with a bit of Baker's Twine (9) and apply bread label.

Step 4

After jam has been spooned into the mini jars (3). Tie a sweet ribbon around the neck of the bottle and apply the jam label.


Red and White food trays (We got these from our local snack food vendor)
Mini Jam Jars ($1/each from Cost Plus)
Mini Bread Pans ($1/for 5 from your local grocery store)
Wax or Parchment Paper
Red and White Bakers Twine ($7/for 60 feet)
Red and White Patterned Tissue Paper
Red Ribbon ($1.40/ for 25 yards)
Labels ($10/from an Office Supply Store)

 

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06/14/2009 at 04:46 pm

so cool. i would love to do something like this. my mom makes strawberry jam every year and gives it out to everyone she knows. i casually mentioned making it for favors and she said i had to pick the berries....i like 8 hours away! back up plan. my MOH sis is a going to be a pastry chef she wants to make bridal gown cookies for me.

05/08/2009 at 10:24 am

super cute, and I'll bet yummy too!

05/08/2009 at 10:03 am

This is def. my fave! I would actually be excited to get this favor!

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05/07/2009 at 03:34 pm

These are so cute and look yummy!

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