A gift within a gift, yet you don’t have to deal with paper, tape, scissors, and ribbons! Furoshiki can be re-used over and over again, and are wonderful for wrapping just about everything. The best part is they're good for the environment, made from upcycled fabric to reuse over & over.
DID YOU KNOW:
About 4.6 million pounds of wrapping paper is produced every year. It is estimated about 2.3 million pounds of that ends up in the landfill. And to make matters worse, many wrapping papers are laminated with films or decorated with foils and glitter that make them unrecyclable.
INSTRUCTIONS:
Wrap opposing corners over the gift and then using the remaining two corners, tie a nice-looking knot.
FABRIC DESCRIPTION:
This is a top quality, 100% COTTON AUTHENTIC HAND-MADE Indonesian BATIK in 3 different free-form print designs. These fabrics came from a local shop that closed their business, so it is new unused fabric but very limited.
1:: Vibrance on Dark Green
2:: Sunshine on Sage
3:: Fall Botanicals
Serged edges to prevent fraying
SIZES:
36"x36" Extra Large: This size can easily wrap a wine bottle, a roll of Paperless Towels or 2, and/or anything in the 12"-14"-ish length and will have enough room to make a lovely knot with floppy ends.
30"x30" Large: This size can also wrap a wine bottle and/or a roll of Paperless Towels with a small knot. This size also makes a perfect size head scarf (as the second gift!).
22"x22" Small (set of 4): I decided to group these into a set of 4 because they are the perfect size for CLOTH NAPKINS. They are a wonderful size to wrap smaller gifts like a framed picture, soaps, anything under the 10" range works out fine.
REPURPOSED:
An eco-friendly alternative to paper gift wrap handmade using repurposed fabric. Each of our Furoshiki fabrics are in limited supply and come from different sources. Availability is limited and will not be an ongoing supply. Some of our fabrics will come from a fabric house closing down business, an estate sale, or deadbolt inventory.
HANDCRAFTED by Bumble & Cotton in Eugene, Oregon