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Japanese tissue packaging
Furoshiki, made of fabric and reusable, is the ideal zero-waste alternative for wrapping your gifts.
Our fabric gift wrap has its origins in furoshiki, a Japanese gift wrap. It's a piece of fabric traditionally used to wrap gifts and objects. Various folding techniques are used to fold this fabric gift wrap. Discover 2 PPCM folding tutorials: a purse folding tutorial and a quick and easy folding tutorial. See another tutorial at the bottom of the page! In addition to being more eco-responsible, you're sure to please the person who receives it. They'll be able to reuse the fabric in a variety of ways! Choose your size and print! And inexpensive fabric gift wrapping is a regular feature!
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Gift wrapping fabric, how does it work?
Whether it's for a birthday, to make someone happy or for Christmas, wrap your presents with a gift wrap fabric, nothing could be easier! Fold, tie and impress!There are many tutorials explaining gift wrapping techniques with fabric. Here is a tutorial for folding a piece of fabric measuring 73x73 cm. Above, we offer two other folding tutorials.
However, the size of the piece of fabric is to be defined according to the size of the object to wrap.
With a square furoshiki, you need to multiply by 3 the length of the gift in order to have enough room to make a small knot. For example, if your object is 20 centimeters long, a fabric of size 73 x 73 cm will be necessary.
PPMC offers 3 sizes of gift wrap fabric: 35x35 cm, 48x48 cm, 73x73 cm. Choose among our beautiful prints (floral, stripes, characters...) proposed in various colors (pink, white, yellow, blue, black...)
What is furoshiki?
Originally from Japan, furoshiki is a piece of cloth traditionally used to wrap gifts and objects. Originally, furoshiki was the name given to the folding technique used to wrap a gift in fabric. Furoshiki is also known as “fabric origami”, because the folding methods are so varied.
Which fabric to use for a furoshiki?
To make your own eco-friendly, reusable packaging, it's best to use a printed fabric, as both sides may be visible when folded.
At PPMC, we offer you direct access to quality overlocked fabrics, so that your zero-waste gift wrapping always looks neat and tidy.
There are many ways to fold a furoshiki. PPMC has put together a quick and easy tutorial that will enable you to wrap most of your gifts.
What other ways are there of using furoshikis?
In Japan, furoshiki was originally used for gift wrapping. But there are many other ways to use them. You can also use it to wrap your lunch box or other food product: an apple, cakes or even a sandwich. In the bag, the furoshiki also becomes a soft, reusable protection, to shield a fragile object from the rest of the bag.
What other ways are there of using furoshikis?
In Japan, furoshiki was originally used as gift wrapping. But there are many other ways to use them. You can also use it to wrap your lunch box or other food product: an apple, cakes or even a sandwich. In the bag, furoshiki also becomes a soft, reusable protection, to shield a fragile object from the rest of the bag.