8 Responses to “ Our Mottainai Furoshiki Video, Sustainable Carry Cloth ”

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   23. Apr, 2008

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   Naomi Campbell
   

   23. Apr, 2008

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   Maria do carmo
   

   25. Apr, 2008

   Parabéns pelo site e por se preocuparem com nosso planeta, muito legal essa idéia de substituir as mbalagens descart´vesi por maneiras diferentes e originais de utilizar o tecido como embalagens.
   Se permitirem vou postar no meu blog as idéias que utilizam o origami.
   Abraços.

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   Sima
   

   25. Apr, 2008

   Great video, I love this! What a chic and earth friendly alternative to wrapping and carrying things. The japanese rock and so do you Green Upgrader!

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   Carissa
   

   29. Apr, 2008

   I love this idea. Does anyone know, or have a guess as to how big that shawl is?

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   Admin
   

   29. Apr, 2008

   Hi Carissa,

   Yes we used a 36″ x 36″ piece of fabric. I guess we should have put that in the post

   Thanks!

   Matt

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   Beverly
   

   04. May, 2008

   Can I print copies of your instructions???

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8. 

   Kate Kelley
   

   22. Aug, 2008

   Hey there, i see that you are very intersted in the practice of Furoshiki, if so come check out what I am doing to make this part of everyday practice in America to help reduce waste.
   http://www.furoshikibynara.
   Not only can you shop here but it gives a complete history on the practice as well!

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