Many know I have a fondness for anything Japanese -- or Asian for that matter. I love this recyclable way to gift wrap an item. Those of us with too much extra fabric in our cupboards waiting for a project, may find this a very acceptable way of sending the fabric off to new worlds. I found this great idea on Recycle Now.
Click here to watch a video on Furoshiki Gift Wrapping. I think a square yard (or square meter) of any fabric will do.
Photo Credit: Chewing the Cud |
Click here to watch a video on Furoshiki Gift Wrapping. I think a square yard (or square meter) of any fabric will do.
2 comments:
Love the idea behind your blog. I have a toddler son, and agree there are fewer 'cool' options for boys...not much that appeals to both to them and their parents. Great to see this feature about furoshiki - I think Chewing the Cud does such nice work!
I found your post while doing research for my blog about gift wrapping. If you're interested, I think you might like these Japanese-themed posts: www.thegiftedblog.com. We got to go to Japan this spring and it's inspired some furoshiki gift wrapping since returning to the states!
I LOVE your blog too! I'm addicted to paper and fabric. And long to visit Japan one day. Thanks for sharing!
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