I think we're getting the packaging "wrapped" up, pun intended. We have the black tin which houses the magnetic puzzle. There is a permanent white vinyl decal on the top of the tin for branding. Bottom has a product description sticker (with the URL which was too hard to weed in vinyl). Inside is a folded catalog of the puzzle set printed on recycled paper. Then I created a cardstock wrap that the tin slips into which is available as Labeled or Mystery. I do think the handma

So first product test in the new tins is shrinking the Scream Teens Magnet Set down to fit the tin. These were printed on matte magnet paper and laminated. They look good apart from maybe needing a sharper blade. I like the polka dot background aesthetically but it's going to have to be printed on a different material, the magnets won't stay on the tin through multiple layers of magnet. I'm going to test with the backgrounds printed on cardstock &/or sticker paper. Maybe I ca

We recently ordered a bulk amount of small tins for a new line I'm working on. They are about the size of an altoid tin but solid matte black on the outside, shiny silver inside. I picked up white vinyl to test logo placement for branding but in the meantime I tested it with a magnet for moveable placement. I don't mind the magnet as an option so they can use the surface for magnet play, but I do want some branding permanent even if small. I also need to figure where I want t