DIY BOOK, The Furoshiki 20 Fabric Folds

Here is a DIY book to put in all creative hands looking for a zero waste practice! He offers you to familiarize yourself with the furoshiki. This is a traditional Japanese technique of folding and knotting fabric to wrap gifts and objects. Its author is none other than Alexandrine Barthomeuf, fan of Do It Yourself better known by the name of her blog Artlex. It gives you 20 step-by-step photo folding ideas to create reusable gift wrapping, original bags and other practical accessories with a recycled spirit. Adopt this eco-responsible creative activity! Learn the art of furoshiki folding to create 20 useful and reusable DIY projects Used for hundreds of years in Japan, furoshiki is the art of folding and tying a square of fabric to wrap a gift in an original way (traditional Japanese gift wrap) or to transport objects with a reusable container. It is therefore a particularly trendy practice at a time when zero waste and eco-responsibility are values carried by many DIY enthusiasts. In this 96-page book, Alexandrine reveals 20 knotting and folding techniques to achieve:-Decoration projects: cushion covers, baskets, flowerpot holders-Practical accessories: shopping bags, book holders, handbags personalized gift packaging for all occasions: parties, invitations... And thanks to the step-by-step photos, it's easy to reproduce the creative gestures necessary for each project