Fabric wrapping

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Tomorrow is the first night of Hanukkah and in celebration, Rose thought up eight suggestions for simple handmade gifts to offer this year. All of these can be paired with other treats, offered sol…

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Sustainable Furoshiki Fabric Gift Wrap - Curate & Display - Nordic Interiors and Lifestyle Blog

— Learn how easy it is to make a reusable fabric gift wrap (furoshiki) —

Forget overpriced wrapping paper! Use a furoshiki wrapping cloth instead as a beautiful and eco-friendly alternative that can be used again and again.

I spent much of this afternoon making several of these little lined burlap sleeves. Nathan is going to use them to give his client couples their wedding picture CDs. (He takes such good care of people!) I got the instructions here. I wanted to show you because this is definitely a tutorial worth bookmarking. You could adjust the measurements and make a little sleeve/ cozy for just about anything... ipod, camera, gift cards or business cards, a big one for a laptop sleeve... you could think…

If you want to learn more about easy gift packing, continue reading How to Wrap A Gift and Easy Ways to Wrap Presents.

Have you notice that burlap is the rage? So many beautiful ways to use it! How about making a table runner by The Wedding Chicks The printed burlap bag By Lauren Williams Photography makes such a statement! Jute Webbing Basket by Denise in Bloom Wrap a gift or adorn a frame by The Savvy Photographer…

Creative Gift Wrapping Ideas: Explore nature, fabric, and photos for unique wraps!

The most wonderful time of the year is unfortunately also one of the most wasteful. I’m a strong believer using what you already have and in reusing materials whenever possible, so each year I splurge on a couple sheets of printed wrapping paper (typically hand illustrated from an artist or small shop) and wrap the

How to wrap a gift with reusable Furoshiki Wraps. Tutorial with video example using the traditional Japanese art of wrapping cloth.