Pouches Bags

Pouches Bags

What Can You Do With Bubble Pouches?

Bubble pouches are plastic bags that feature tiny air bubbles built in, offering protection to whatever is placed inside the bag.  They function very well as an art protector for a host of different types of artwork; in addition, they have other handy uses as well.

Matted prints can be placed inside bubble pouches for excellent protection against fingerprints and oils from the hands.  Mounted prints can be kept in pristine condition when they are placed into a gallery pouch for protection.

Framed artwork can be kept safe by placing it inside a gallery pouch.  Additional protection is available when you use picture frame protectors.  Picture frame protectors are little cardboard corners that fit over each corner of your frame, giving additional protection from nicks and scrapes.  When used with bubble pouches, they offer exceptional protection from damage.  

Art transportation is another reason why artists and gallery owners turn to bubble pouches.  When you are an artist, you must be able to show your artwork to gallery owners in order to get a showing of your work.  What this means is that you will need reliable art transportation protection for your fine art pieces.  It also needs to be quick and easy to use; no gallery owner has time for a lengthy unwrapping of each of your pieces of artwork.  This is why bubble pouches are available with a simple flap over the opening of the bag, or you can choose to have a hook and loop fastener on it.  The openings of the bags are available on the top or side, making it easy to load and unload artwork from them.  

There are other art-related uses for these handy bubble bags.  You can store stretcher bars with or without a canvas on them in the bags.  For sculptors, their sculpted artwork can be protected through the use of these bags, which come in a wide range of sizes.  Those who create glass art need a way to ensure that their precious artwork is protected, and thus bubble bags are suitable for this purpose.  Artists who work in mixed media also find the protective bags useful for covering their artwork.  Collectibles such as china pieces or phonograph records can go inside the bubble bag for storage.  Artists who use cameras in their artwork process will be happy to know that your photographic lenses can be safely protected inside a bubble bag.  

Because the gallery pouch art protector bags are also reusable, you will find many additional ways to use these fantastic bags around your workshop or studio.

About the Author

Susan Slobac is an avid photographer.Susan believes a picture frame is more than just fashion; it's a safeguard for something you love. In this article Susan talks about--bubble pouches.

Plastic bags to contain fluids through the airport ?

What does happen if I don' t put my fragrance (100 ml) and my herbal medication (50 ml, no prescription for that) in a plastic bag but in my cosmetic pouch ?

Thanks.

It seems to depend on how scrupulous the security is; as of late I would think VERY. I've slipped through this past year with all sorts of questionable/in-between things outside of a plastic bag, mostly because I just wasn't sure where they belonged (chapstick? cream makeup? solid perfume?) and no one said anything... another time I had a big bottle of contact solution (about 12 oz... any liquid in a carry-on is supposed to be less than 3 oz.) in my bag, and they seemed irritated but let it slide through. Airport security also seems a bit more laid-back on national flights as opposed to international, so I would think it also depends on whether or not you are leaving the country. A word of warning about the perfume though... a friend recently told me a horror story of having to pitch a $300 bottle of fragrance while passing through security because she didn't have a plastic bag. Better to be safe than sorry!

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