If you've been reading this blog for awhile, I think you know how much I love MUJI.
I recently saw this "make your own gift" can on television.
They come in 3 sizes.
The top is sealed.
You need to fill the can from the bottom.
It holds quite a bit.
They recommend not putting in anything too fragile and not over stuffing it.
Then pop the bottom on.
I decorated the can with masking tape.
Then I wrapped the plastic box with craft paper so that I could write the address on it...and sent it off.
Cool, yeah?!
p.s. Today is a National Holiday Kinro Kansha no Hi
Kat & Satoshi's eating and traveling adventures around Japan (and sometimes Hawaii)
Showing posts with label wrapping. Show all posts
Showing posts with label wrapping. Show all posts
Wednesday, November 23, 2016
muji
Adventure tags:
autumn,
gifts,
made in japan,
wrapping
Wednesday, October 15, 2008
furoshiki
I then went through all my furoshiki....I didn't realize it but I do have somewhat of a collection.
This site offers techniques on how to tie furoshiki for various objects.
If you want to help the environment, want to stop using plastic bags but don't know how to sew, this is a great way to carry groceries and gifts because any squarish piece of fabric can turn into a furoshiki. Also, if you use a nice piece of fabric you could use the furoshiki as gift wrapping and give it away along with the gift inside.
Be creative and do your part to help the environment.
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