Just tell me where and when I can buy these, and I'm getting a whole set. Melissa Ginisiorsky, a recent Pennsylvania State University graduate, designed this packaging concept for decorative-edge scissors. Not only do the boxes resemble friendly fish, they function as a reusable carrying case. You can even peek at the blade style through a die-cut hole in the bottom.
(Via Lovely Package)
Posted by Diane Gilleland |
Jul 11, 2011 09:00 AM
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fiskars? fishkars!
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I'm surprised no one's commented on the fact that this packaging is so minimal, compared to the cardboard and blister packaging this kind of product gets today. I applaud the earth-friendliness of this concept!
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Such a fun and eye catching idea!
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Its so pretty , would you want to open them to use them even if you did buy one.
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That is spectacular! I seriously want to buy those. That is definitely some marketing genius going on there! Not to mention creativity!!
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