Diy beeswax wrap

Looking for an eco-friendly way to wrap your food? DIY beeswax wraps are the perfect alternative to plastic wrap. These natural wraps are not only reusable but also biodegradable, making them a sustainable option. Learn how to make beeswax wraps easily at home with simple materials like cotton fabric, beeswax, and resin. You'll help reduce plastic waste while keeping your food fresh. Try this fun project and incorporate these wraps into your kitchen routine for a greener lifestyle.

Learn how to make simple DIY beeswax wraps that are a perfect, eco-friendly way to store and transport food like sandwiches, fruit, vegetables and more.

Say goodbye to wasteful plastic wrap forever when you discover the incredibly steps you can follow for how to make beeswax wraps at home.

With just a few simple supplies and a little time, you can create your own custom beeswax food wraps at home!

Reusable beeswax food wraps are an eco-friendly alternative to plastic wrap that lasts for months and even years when maintained properly!

Make these DIY beeswax food wraps instead of using plastic wrap. You can cover a bowl or wrap a sandwich with these food wraps. These wraps are made with beeswax, pine resin, and jojoba oil. These are perfect for homesteaders.

Make your own reusable beeswax or vegan food wraps for an easy DIY plastic wrap alternative that saves you money and helps the planet.

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Beeswax wraps are a great alternative to clingwrap to cover food and keep it fresh. They can be made at home easily using wax chips, pine rosin and a few household tools. Words & photos: Sheryl Burson Before starting, decide on the size of the fabric pieces. 33cm x 35cm is a useful size. 17cm x 17cm is great for leftover fruits, avocados, etc. A 52cm x 30cm works well for small baguettes. This 'recipe' should be enough for 10 squares, 30cm x 30cm each. Measure and mark the fabric with a…