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Furoshiki wrapping guide

Gift wrapped in red and white cloth.

Tools and materials

    Materials

    • 1m x 1m of fabric (this will wrap a shoebox)

    Steps

    1Position the fabric and fold first corner

    Place the fabric on a flat surface with the box positioned diagonally at the centre. Fold the closest corner over the box, tucking the tip under to create a straight edge.
    Covering half of a white box with red and white cloth.

    2Repeat fold with opposite corner

    Fold the opposite corner over the box, tucking the tip under. Gather the two edges together and fold flat.
    Folding red and white material over a white box.

    3Fold remaining corners

    Pick up the corners that are left and fold them across the top.
    Folding red and white material over a white box.

    4Tie and tuck

    Knot to secure and tuck any remaining fabric neatly under.
    Tying red and white cloth together to cover a gift box.

    5Now you’ve got the decorations, start planning the gifts!

    Take a look at our Christmas gift guide, you’re sure to find a gift to suit anyone, on any budget.

     

    Photo credit: Brigid Arnott

     

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