Earth Friendly Gift Wrap. Furochic It!

Wrap your gifts with reusable fabric, furoshiki style. Have fun! It's easy! Reduce waste!

Jenn demos six techniques with her Furochic brand wraps using simple wrapping methods such as tying knots, rolling, tucking, twisting and making carry handles. No scissors or tape required! The wrap is a gift in itself and can be reused over and over again.

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• Furochic
• furoshiki
• fabric
• fabric wrap
• cloth
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• reusable
• Japanese
• reduce
• reduce waste
• green
• eco-friendly
• gift
• wrap
• Jenn Playford
• Wrapagami
• bobowrap
• fabric wrapping techniques
• how to wrap

[furochic]

I find that a light weight cotton works well. The fabric has to be light weight enough so that the knots are not bulky but thick enough to conceal. Cotton is not slippery which makes it easier to use and it is easy to wash. Silk is beautiful for a fancy gift as it drapes nicely but for a bento box I would use a fabric that is easier to wash.

[alex97cookie]

awesome!!! ^^



[lyricalpoets]

@Furochic what do you find to be the best fabric to make furoshikis. I have a reversible one I made out of cotton for use as a backpack but it seems very heavy. I also have a traditional silk one to wrap a bento but silk is expensive to buy? Any suggsestions.

[venuebien]

Love the idea, thank you!

[Mylucky7you]

amazing!! :D

[Karl4242]

Brillante!!! A envolver y a regalar!!! Esas telas se pueden usar como pañuelos de cuello = cero basura!!!

[adorasmakeup]

That is sooo amazing!!! Im in AWH!!!! Lol Thank You So Much

[moldymints307]

where do u get it?

[orange46587]

Thank you, thank you, thank you !!!

[ariesgirl3444]

Great video, thanks for sharing, I will give this a try.