Gift wrap the eco-friendly way
Posted: November 21st, 2008 | Author: JohnKae | Filed under: Food/Drink | Tags: Bag Lady, Czarnecki, Fabric, Gift Wrap, Hemp, Holiday Gifts, Holiday Waste, Iraq War, Japanese Technique, Landfills, Low Impact, Organic Cotton, Reusable Shopping Bags, Ribbon, Silk, Sucker, Tamara, Thanksgiving, War Veteran, Wrapping Paper |
Here’s a beautiful, earth-friendly, waste-free wrapping alternative for your holiday gifts: ZenWraps. Based on the Japanese technique called furoshiki, these gorgeous, reusable, biodegradable fabric wraps (made with 100% organic cotton, hemp, or silk) make gift giving an eco-pleasure. The ZenWrap website provides simple online wrapping instructions, and there’s no tape, ribbon, or tools required. I’m a sucker for pretty wrapping paper, but when I read that holiday waste increases landfills by 25% between Thanksgiving and New Years, I was delighted to learn about this low-impact holiday option. They’re created by mom and Iraq War veteran Tamara Czarnecki (who also sells reusable shopping bags at Organic Bag Lady).![]()
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