How to make furoshiki cloth

(A terrific tutorial from the Just Bento forum!) Furoshiki are a traditional Japanese wrapping cloth. They come in lots of sizes and are used for wrapping gifts, treasures, and bentos. As a bento wrapping they are extremely handy, because in addition to keeping your bento together (if you don't have a belt), and mopping up any small spills of wet stuff that may escape your box

Easy tutorial for how to make furoshiki from upcycled t-shirts. Photo and video tutorial for how to tie furoshiki and furoshiki size dimensions.

Learn everything you need to know about Furoshiki wrapping including techniques, styles and it's rich history! Plus find where to get the best Furoshiki cloth.

Furoshiki (風呂敷) are traditional Japanese wrapping cloths and in this excerpt from Wrapping with Fabric (Tuttle Publishing), you will learn to do the basic knot (ma-musubi knot), the one corner knot (hitotsu-musubi knot) and three different ways of wrapping a bottle for gifting. We hope you are excited about this as this is an excellent way to up your Christmas wrapping this year!

Ditch the wrapping paper and learn to wrap your gifts with fabric this holiday season. This eco-friendly swap couldn't be easier. #fabricgiftwrap #christmas #wrappingideas #ideas #sustainable #ecofriendly #bhg

Around holiday time, Americans alone toss out an extra 5 million tons of waste, most of which is from wrapping paper and shopping bags. Yikes! We gathered our favorite DIY wrapping ideas that can make your holiday season more sustainable and even more memorable.

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

Furoshiki Gift Wrapping is a traditional Japanese method of using fabric to wrap your belongings. By using a square piece of fabric 4 times the size of your

Reusable fabric gift wrap is an eco-friendly alternative to traditional wrapping paper. It's also beautiful and easy to make!