Furoshiki (風呂敷) are traditional Japanese wrapping cloths and in this excerpt from Wrapping with Fabric (Tuttle Publishing), you will learn to do the basic knot (ma-musubi knot), the one corner knot (hitotsu-musubi knot) and three different ways of wrapping a bottle for gifting. We hope you are excited about this as this is an excellent way to up your Christmas wrapping this year!

Transform squares of fabric into a clever carrying system that doubles as a picnic blanket.

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This year why not drop off a gift wrapped bottle of their favourite beverage. Furoshiki Bin Tsutsumi is a Japanese single bottle wrap tradition that encompasses our love of giving back .

Furoshiki (風呂敷) - a wrapping cloth, used for decorating, wrapping or transporting objects. A wrapped bottle.

Learn how to wrap a bottle of wine with cloth! Gift wrapping a bottle with cloth is a great eco-friendly and creative idea to gift wrap a wine bottle. Bottles are tricky to gift wrap with wrapping paper and tape, and gift bags can be flimsy – but bottles can easily be wrapped with fabric…