could these fold flat for traveling in a suitcase?
782984
Yes they could fold flat, they are just like small felt bags and have really nothing to make tem hard.
782985
Yes, they come in a package folded flat. There are several in a pack. You take them out and put your treats in them and they will stand up as shown. I gave them to my friends and family last year at Easter. They were well received by all.
782986
Yes. they are already flattened out for shipping to buyer, and you just stand them up and fill them with treats. They work great.
782987
Yes they fold flat! We packed them for a weekend trip and filled two the night before Easter in our hotel.
831607
Foldable for travel if you carry it on your shoulder but not in a suitcase. The mat could fold in a suitcase if you don't bring the bars or if you have a long enough suitcase maybe the bars would fit. Not for sure though. Look at the dimension
140100
It would if it was the only thing in the suitcase (or maybe just packed with enough clothes for one overnight stay). It can fold up, but is still pretty bulky.
1672604
There isn't a pleat at the bottom so they are flat, more like for a card. They could work; however, I don't think they would hold very much.
1689881
Yes, you could make it to fold, like say, packing it in a suitcase. You probably could roll it, too, to compact it.
748817
Yes. They are extremely portable, and can usually fit quite comfortably in a pocket/purse when you fold them up. Great audio quality for the size.
293250
Yes! That is what I use them for... They fold up flat and pop up easily. So far they've held up well.
1243313
The center unsnaps and it folds easy. You can also remove the arches completely and fold smaller. I believe it will fit in the suitcase.
1357242
I wouldn't think so. They're VERY thin, and don't strike me as something that would have folded well. They seemed like they might have been good for cutting to use in art projects, or maybe to stuff in a package like you might with tissue paper, but they were about the weight of tissue paper.
6590
If the suitcase is big enough! It does fold nice and flat. You would just have to check the length.
1246677
They do stack inside of each othe,r so if they would fit into a suitcase that would work check the dimensions.
2222113
Yes, but it would take up a large amount of space in your suitcase and is quite heavy. The box it comes in (folded tight) is approx 18X12 and maybe 8" deep.
1602321
Nope these do not fold in... If you happen to find any that do I would love the link to them!
1493153
You could definitely flatten it enough to pack in a suitcase. Because of the thickness, though, it will NOT be flat. It will take up a little space. The bag, however, is the perfect size for using as a carry-on (if you are flying)...roomie enough to take on everything you will need in a carry-on bag and small enough to fit under the seat or in the overhead bin. I love this bag and use it for SO much more than just packing food.
1545020
Probably, but they do have an extremely small opening. But if you work with them you can get them to work by folding over.
6870
They do fold but not flat, just a little gap, fit nicely in my taller, narrow cabinet, I stack them on the longer side, alternating the "legs" so they take up less room, so flat side to side of cabinet, legs of two racks together, then flat to flat. They then take up less room.
937571
NO -would not fit in a suitcase. It weighs about 20 pounds and is in several pieces. Needs to be put together and remain that way.