Gift Wrapping with Fabric Tea Towels

The art of wrapping with fabric comes from Japan (Furoshiki) and Korea (Bojagi) and, even though I grew up with wrapping paper, I love this more! Tea towels are perfect for wrapping gifts because they are us useful on their own and can be lovely to look at. This video shows you the basics-I encourage you to search for more inspiration online.
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[@hazelem1266]

We have been doing this in South Africa for generations. Taking food to your neighbour, a relative, a loved one in hospital etc, though it has never been as part of a gift. We even used to wrap a baby gift in a towelling nappy back in the day. I’ll definitely be using these for my Christmas gifts.

[@BeckyGoldsmith]

I am new to the idea, but am embracing usable fabric wrapping with enthusiasm!

[@hazelem1266]

@ last Christmas I decided that, instead of buying gifts, I cooked South African rice dishes which has to be finished in the oven, froze it in tin foil containers and on Christmas morning wrapped it in cellophane then Christmas wrapping like a bouquet. Took a long time, and as I was cooking for 10 families, was quite stressful. I’m going to do the same gifting this year. I’m going to buy Christmas dish towels and tie them like this. Don’t know why I never thought of this because, as a 68 year old woman, I saw my mum doing this when I was a child. Not only did it look good, it kept the two plates firmly and secure over the food. Thank you for bringing back great memories.

[@robinsquiltbasket]

Cute idea!

[@BelieveJesusIsLord]

This is a beautiful idea and video But even though it has nothing to do with the video I do want to share with everyone that The signs in the sky today and tomorrow show that Jesus is coming for his bride Which is many Not all Many Before the unbelief is demonstrated Why not look up at the full moon and eclipse and expect our Kings’ appearance and last call? Blessings to everyone 💕🌺💕