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Furoshiki (traditional Japanese wrapping with fabric.) I wrapped several small gifts conventionally and packed them into a box before wrapping the whole thing in a square of batik fabric. This is for my daughter who loves origami. (I wonder if she will give me the fabric back - LOL)
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J 'AIME BEAUCOUP TOUT CE QUI EST JAPONISANT : LES ORIGAMI DE TISSU UTILISES DANS LE PATCHWORK ET LES EMBALLAGES DE CADEAUX FUROSHIKI. LE VOTRE EST VRAIMENT TRES REUSSI. MERCI DU PARTAGE. AMITIES DE FRANCE.
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asterixsew
19 Dec 2012
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Hope Kate enjoys her presents. Perhaps you will get the fabric back when she has created something from it
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vickiannette
19 Dec 2012
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My bet is that she will return it with "please make a shirt, mum" Merry Christmas to all.
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Love the versatility of these fabrics; they serve as gift wrapping, head coverings or even bags for carrying things. Yours is lovely, happy holidays.
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basketkase
19 Dec 2012
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Wow, Sue this is the most creative wrapping I have seen...she should love this!!!!!
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This is so special Sue! I do wrap doing origamis in my presents. Well done! Hugs, Yoriko
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Sorry ... I'd keep the fabric. They are some of my favorite colors -- and butterflies, too! Great idea. Your daughter will love it!
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What a great way to wrap a gift. Love the batik fabric. You have taken the extra step to make something extra beautiful and thoughtful. Nice
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I think this is a great idea, especially if the fabric is either reused by the receiver or returned.
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anitapatch
20 Dec 2012
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Great Idea.Have got a nice japaneese patchworkbook. Flower Origami by Kumiko Sudo. Think you can find it om Amazon
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No, she will not, does she ever gives you the gift wrapping paper back? LOL!!!***************************************Very pretty!!!
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great for all fabric lovers - for more inforamation
the japanese gov. has a sheet up how to fold furoshiki in many ways
the japanese gov. has a sheet up how to fold furoshiki in many ways
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http://www.env.go.jp/en/focus/attach/060403-5.html
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