Cute Packaging For Cake Pops
Decorating By Kread Updated 20 Jan 2011 , 9:35pm by cupcakesnbuttercream
Maybe poke them into a piece of Styrofoam wrapped in coordinating contact paper, then put that into a larger plastic bag, tie the top with a ribbon. I did a similar thing with 8, a picture is in my profile.
Here are several ideas.
Cover a small piece of styrofoam with plastic wrap. Put that in the bottom of a plastic or paper cup, or one of those little metal pails you can get I. Te dollar section of Target. Poke the pops into the foam. Cover the foam with candies. That will help give some weight to the bottom to help offend toppling over.
Decorate the cake pops so the ball is sitting flat on the counter and the stick is sticking up. Use a gusseted cellophane bag, cut a small piece of cardstock in a rectangle, put in the bottom of the bag, and put the pops in, with the sticks going up. Tie a ribbon on to close the bag. No need to worry about the toppling issue.
Make the cake balls without sticks and put them into a small truffle box, or make your own box. Set them in mini cupcake liners first.
You could turn them upside down in a mini cupcake liner, wrap, and tie the top of the sticks together with nice ribbon.
you could also wrap each ball...without sticks....and put them all in a large glass vase or apothecary jar.
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