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Candy Wrapper software

20 years ago

I just purchased the software for making candywrappers from My Wrapper.com. Has anybody else bought this software? I was wondering what they thought of it since I have 90 days to decide if I like it or not or I get my money back. Since it was kind of pricey for what I got, I was wondering if there was something I am not doing right. It has the templates, but seems really lacking in the clip art department.

Comments (12)

  • 20 years ago

    I've never had any software like that, but I just use free templates and clip art from the internet.

  • 20 years ago

    I have never used or seen the software first hand. But there is so much free clip are (or even very reasonably priced clip art) out there.

    I have never had any trouble creating wrappers on my own. I use Microsoft Picture It software. I use a ruler to measure the bar or package to see how large to make the wrapper. I have even found a bar code generator to make a "bar code" to put on the back of the candy bars.

    Are you going to start a business making them? Or just for fun?

    I enjoy the wrappers from Prim Doodles

    Here is a link that might be useful: Prim Doodles

  • 20 years ago

    I'm just doing it for fun, you know Christmas presents and Easter candy and stuff. I have lots of neices and step grand daughters and I like to send them all little surprises once in awhile.

  • 20 years ago

    They do make fun gifts.

    I have really enjoyed making Jiffy Pop covers also. Those have been well recieved. I used graphics from Snickerdoodle Dreams, or Raggedy Scrappin'. Just love those!

  • 20 years ago

    Iowagirl, could you post directions for using Microsoft Picture It to make a candy bar wrapper? I'm not sure where to start. Thanks

  • 20 years ago

    iowagirl - i like doing the jiffypop covers, too. i made them for my coworkers and DH for valentine's day. two of my coworkers are new grandmas, so i put pictures of their grandbabies on them. they were really cute and they just loved them!

  • 20 years ago

    Although it is fun to use specific software for making candy wrappers, you don't absolutely need it... all you need is a really basic printing program and a printer. There are many sites on the Internet where you can get free clipart to use. (But I bet you already have some!) Or use some of those digital photos you have been taking - LOL!!

    For those of you who want to give wrappers a try before buying specific software, take a look at the tutorial below. It may inspire you to jump in and make a bunch of cute little wrappers for St. Patrick's Day, Easter, Mother's Day,...

    Here is a link that might be useful: Candy Wrapper Tutorial

  • 20 years ago

    I don't use any special software either. I just make them up
    on my own. Here are some that I did for St. Patricks day.
    I'm also working on some Mothers day ones which I will post
    later.

  • 20 years ago

    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

  • 20 years ago

    Wow Carol Ann! That is great!! I would like to see some samples of your work, do you have a website? I paid about $50 for my software and everytime I want to do something, I have to go to their website and download. Basically all the software consists of is templates and free use of their graphics on their website. Duh! I should have thought about it more carefully before I bought it. I ended up keeping it. Oh well, I just use it for fun, making suprises for my neices and my husbands grandkids, birthdays, holidays, etc. It is pretty fun.

  • 20 years ago

    YOu don't need special software to make these wrappers.

    If you need clipart - check out Clipart.com -- they memberships is quite cheap and you can use the clipart without a problem. The clipart they give you is large so then you can size it down to whatever size you need without any distortion.

    Here is a link that might be useful: My Free 5 Page Website Offer

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