Great tip and great photos, Polymerous !

Here's another place to buy organza bags, with similar prices and sizes. Their photos also look similar!
http://www.yourorganzabag.com/...
They have some 7 cent 3"x4" bags. 30 per package.

Patti1957 turned me on to that site.

So now there is ANOTHER use for organza bags!

1. wedding gifts
2. keep seeds from escaping
3. keep pollinators from pollinating a bloom
4. keep pollinators from getting all the pollen

...and, if you are like me and sometimes make soap, you can...

5. use the bags to spiffy up and "present" the bar of soap in!

(Thank you for the extra source site! )

I use the bags to collect seeds from my poppies. I used to be either too late or too early to collect seeds. then read about the organza bags and now I just put a small plastic chip with the color of the poppy in a bag, pop it over the pod when the bloom finishes and wait. I still watch the bags so see when the cap is dry and the seeds are going to spill, then cut them off and put them on my work bench til I have time to actually cut the top off and empty the seeds in the bag. They stay dry (used to mold sometimes in medicine bottles) and healthy. I then dump them in a small creamer container making it easier to pour into small zip locks when they are nice and dry. No mislabeling, no green seeds, no loss of seeds in putting into tiny zip locks. Yeah.

>> now I just put a small plastic chip with the color of the poppy in a bag, pop it over the pod when the bloom finishes and wait.

I like the small plastic chip!

I use small funnels I make from card stock to get seeds into Zip-Locs.
But you don't need to buy card stock if you save stiff advertising cards or the covers of expensive magazines.

I live in a park with centralized mailboxes, and a trsh can right near the mailboxes. I could harvest tons of advertising-glossy-card-stock if I needed more.