How are you packaging your food gifts this year? We've offered a few suggestions to wrap edible gifts, including using wax paper or paper ice cream containers. But for a really pretty (and practical!) presentation, wrap those gifts up Furoshiki-style.
Furoshiki (or the "art of wrapping with fabric") can be done with any square piece of fabric—a silk scarf, for example, or a tea towel. Presenting your gift this way is a gift in itself; the recipient can keep the fabric and reuse it.
→ Read more:
• Step-by-step guides to Furoshiki wrapping techniques | Furoshiki.com
• Furoshiki wraps ($16) and more wrapping tutorials | Chewing the Cud
• Furoshiki-style wrapping with a vintage square scarf | Brooklyn Bride
Related: Wrap Your Gifts in a Dishtowel, Furoshiki-Style
(Images: 1. The Link Collective via Oh Joy! and Ambatalia; 2. Mam for Gave That)
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I do wrapping Furoshiki style once is a while....my own Furoshiki version is using beautiful scarves and materials/fabrics...that are truly usable and with pretty prints...most of the time I make tote bags and that is my wrap...with pretty ties,of course. For Christmas, my gifts normally have a ribbon with an ornament they can hang afterwards.;)