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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!

Skip traditional (and wasteful) paper and opt for one of these clever solutions for low-waste, no-waste, upcycled and recycled gift wrapping alternatives.

Fabric gift-wrap is just as pretty as paper and can be customized in all sorts of ways! Such a cool and eco-friendly way to wrap presents!

If you're interested in Furoshiki, check out these fabric wrap planters inspired by the Japanese art! Learn how to wrap two styles of Furoshiki planters.

Hello friends! This is LiEr from ikatbag and I am excited to be part of Skirting the Issue. Today I am sharing links to some skirt tutorials on my blog, and showing you how to make a very simple wrap skirt out of a single piece of fabric. All of these skirts, save one (the […]

Shibori Pole Wrapping: In this Instructable I will take you through the steps of using a PVC tube, string and bleach to make some fantastic shibori fabric. The string will act as a 'resist' - the string will bind the fabric so tightly that the bleach won't be able to pene…

This reusable option is more eco-friendly than wrapping paper. Learn how to wrap a gift using fabric.