{"id":6513,"date":"2019-02-22T15:29:01","date_gmt":"2019-02-22T14:29:01","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/atomic-temporary-64974688.wpcomstaging.com\/2019\/02\/22\/beewax-wraps\/"},"modified":"2023-11-23T15:06:49","modified_gmt":"2023-11-23T14:06:49","slug":"diy-beewax-wraps","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/test.scrapsandcoffeegrounds.com\/?p=6513","title":{"rendered":"DIY beewax wraps"},"content":{"rendered":"

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DIY beeswax wraps: Lately I am posting quick recipes, these are so simple that I just want to write them down and quick add them to this online journal.<\/p>\n

I’m not even posting them with elaborate pictures, just shoot while I am making the recipe and post in on the blog ASAP. That makes me feel productive, I can “check” more points of my to-do list and the blog still update.<\/p>\n

You know “better done than perfect”, right?<\/p>\n

I also realized that posting frequently and sharing on Pinterest and Instagram it’s the best way to improve on those apps ( I just raised the 10k views\/month on Pinterest and that’s a good begining). So as I have lots of ideas that I can document, I’ll keep trying to writing about them!<\/p>\n

Long history short, this one was a super easy #diy, less than an hour and it’s done!<\/p>\n

You’ll just need scraps of fabric and beeswax beads.<\/p>\n

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How-to:<\/h1>\n

First if all, choose the dimensions of your wraps, cut the fabric (if you sew the edges that’ll be much better).<\/p>\n

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Put them on the baking tray and distribute the wax beads all over the surface of the fabric (more or less one pearl per cm2).<\/p>\n

And heat 5 or 8 minutes on the oven ( 50\u00b0c) or just watch for the wax to melt.<\/p>\n

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Why you need those beeswax wraps?<\/h3>\n

In order to avoid the plastic in the kitchen, you’ll be protecting your leftovers of meals and our planet with less plastic. A sandwich on the go? Just take your stylish wrap and you’ll have #zerowaste to throw away.<\/p>\n

And using ecological beeswax you are protecting the bees too, so that’s a big win for all of us. But you can also use soja or rice wax!<\/p>\n

Hope you enjoyed this and will consider other alternatives to plastic on your kitchen! ?<\/p>\n

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