Podcasts about Furoshiki

By clicking here you can anonymously (except for the last 4 digits of your number) let me know what you think about my podcast and what you'd like to hear about on an upcoming episode of Wonder Boldly. Thank you so much!In this episode of Wonder Boldly, we welcome back Cindy Estes and Monica O'Neil, founders of RAPT Gift Wrap, for an inspiring update on their entrepreneurial journey. They candidly share the realities of running a business, the lessons they've learned along the way, and the strategies that have helped them and other entrepreneurs achieve long-term success.The Story Behind RAPT:Monica and Cindy explain the why and how behind their decision to join forces and create RAPT, a company revolutionizing the gift-wrapping industry. By drawing inspiration from the Japanese art of Furoshiki, RAPT combines sustainability with the philosophy of offering something truly special.From birthdays to holidays and everyday gifting, RAPT is proving that small, intentional changes can make a big difference for the planet and future generations.Topics Discussed:Using sustainable wrapping paper, saves time and moneyThe ease and versatility of wrapping with RAPTThe quality, details and durability make for long lasting reusable gift wrapLearning from customers and clientsAcknowledging the realities of running a businessOptimizing budgets and marketing strategiesWhy simplicity is key in businessUsing downtime to build momentumBalancing flexibility and fulfillmentThe gratification of building something uniqueRAPT is more than just eco-friendly fabric gift wrap; it's a mission-driven brand encouraging thoughtful gifting. Monica and Cindy share valuable insights into sustainable practices, staying true to your values, and why every small change matters.Tune in to discover how you can make gift-giving more meaningful, beautiful, and sustainable.Shop RAPT and Make a Difference:Ready to take your gift-giving to the next level? Explore RAPT's collection of fabric wraps, designed with care and sustainability in mind.

Die drei heiligen Buzzword-Könige finden sich zum alljährlichem Audio-Agentur-Closing ein. Addi, Felix und Yannick sammeln die mentalen Fetzen der letzten Wochen ein und puzzeln das vergangene Jahr nach und nach zusammen. Die Feiertage liegen schon verlockend in den Startlöchern, trotzdem liegen noch ein paar inhaltliche Pfragen auf dem Fliesentisch – Spannungsfeld: Seriösität und TikTok? Und während sich die Ersten schon in die Weihnachtspause verabschieden hat Felix noch ein Mini-Ranking im Geschenkesack. Hier bräuchte es eigentlich noch ein inspirierendes Schlusswort, aber ein nicht ganz so aufmerksamkeitsstarker Mann hat einmal gesagt: "Pfolge hin oder her – Tschüss sagen muss sein." Also let's wrap it up – wo ist das Furoshiki?

Oh my gosh, I just loved this conversation with Monica and Cindy of Rapt Gift Wrap! Their business is fabric wrap, to reduce the paper waste from gift wrapping, and it's so beautiful! I thought the timing of this was perfect; hopefully will give folks time to think about gift waste before the rush.Monica O'Neil and Cindy Estes are friends who started Rapt in Massachusetts to help reduce the paper waste in gift giving - the amount of paper after the holiday season fills dozens of FOOTBALL FIELDS, and they saw a problem and are doing something to try to fix it!One of my questions was is it appropriate to take the fabric wrap back to reuse it, or ask if someone will use it, and they have answers to that! They also do some tutorials on the YouTube podcast episode, so check that out - the link is here: https://youtu.be/mut4rECnUXc I started collecting and saving fabric scraps last year, but then I didn't know what to do with it, so very grateful for the opportunity to see it happen! They also have several tutorials on their website https://www.raptgiftwrap.com/ They teach the ancient Japanese wrap called  Furoshiki and it's so beautiful, and Monica and Cindy say it's much faster than wrapping with paper, even!You can drool over their beautiful wrapping styles and fabrics on the Instagram page here: https://www.instagram.com/raptgiftwrap/And on Facebook here: https://www.facebook.com/raptgiftwrapYou can send me messages(this is new!)!Support the showPlease follow Grounded In Maine podcast on Instagram here , or on Facebook hereYouTube channel link is here You can DM me there or email me at amysgardenjam@gmail.com Website for Amy's Garden Jam is www.amysgardenjam.com (podcast has its own tab on this site!)How Do I Get There From Here by Jane Bolduc - listen to more at www.janebolduc.comPodcast cover by Becca Kofron- follow here on Instagram here https://www.instagram.com/cute_but_loud/ and/or check out her awesome art projects here: https://www.cutebutloud.com/ Grounded in Maine Podcast is hosted by Buzzsprout, the easiest podcast hosting platform with the best customer service. Learn more at www.buzzsprout.com You can support this podcast one time (or many) with the Buy me a coffee/Hot Chocolate link here: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/groundedinmaine Grounded in Maine Podcast is sponsored by ESG Review. Learn more about the good they're doing at https://...

El furoshiki es el nombre de un pañuelo típico japonés que se empezó a usar mucho hace varios siglos, pero también el nombre del arte de envolver objetos con estos pañuelos, de una forma muy curiosa e interesante. Te contamos sus orígenes y curiosidades pero, sobre todo, como estamos en el último episodio de la cuarta temporada del podcast, hacemos un pequeño resumen de lo que ha dado de sí, los grandes temas que hemos tratado. Además hacemos una pequeña lluvia de ideas recogiendo temas que nos habéis propuesto y alguno más que tenemos en mente para la quinta, que empieza en breve. Y a ti, ¿de qué te gustaría que habláramos? ¡Mata ne! ¿Quieres colaborar con el programa? - Colabora en Patreon - Únete a la Comunidad Japonismo - Reserva hoteles en Japón (y en todo el mundo) - Consigue seguro de viajes (¡no sólo para Japón!) - Busca los mejores vuelos - Lleva Internet (pocket wifi o SIM) - JR Pass para viajes ilimitados en tren ---- Continúa la conversación en: - Web: https://japonismo.com - Discord: https://discord.gg/hZrSa57 - Facebook: https://facebook.com/japonismo - Twitter: https://twitter.com/japonismo - Instagram: https://instagram.com/japonismo - Pinterest: https://pinterest.com/japonismo - Newsletter semanal: http://eepurl.com/di60Xn

This week on The Home Show Podcast:Brian Lloyd from Entertainment.ie is back with us as we continue our series on famous homes in the movies. This week we take a look at houses featured in Christmas films such as Home Alone, The Holiday, and It's a Wonderful Life.Artist Liz Walsh gives us a masterclass on the Japanese art of wrapping presents in fabric.Sinead speaks to the Irish Pop Up Collective about their gift fair, and Niamh Maher talks about revamping spaces in your home with minimal effort and her gift guide for children of all ages.

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With the holidays approaching, and stores starting to stock up on all the Holiday trappings you may be feeling a little frustrated knowing the amount of waste generated from traditional gift wrapping methods, such as disposable paper and plastic bows!Believe me, you are not alone! Despite your efforts to give thoughtful gifts, the result you're hoping for is often overshadowed by the waste created during the wrapping process.In this episode, you'll hear from these amazing women entrepreneurs, just like us, who were feeling the same and decided to do something about it. My special guests Monica O'Neil and Cindy Estes founded Rapt, a company focused on reducing waste through reusable fabric gift wrap. Monica, having experienced an ‘aha' moment while buying piles of wrapping paper, decided to make a change. She approached Cindy, a seasoned professional in the fabric industry and dear friend with her idea to create reusable wrapping paper.  With their combined skills, they revolutionized gift-wrapping, offering stunning fabric that doesn't end up in landfills after one use. Their passion for eco-consciousness fuels their endeavors in making their versatile and attractive Ralt products a household staple.More about Monica and Cindy:Monica O'Neil and Cindy Estes met at the playground. With 7 children between them and 15 years of birthday parties and holidays, Monica and Cindy came to recognize how much wrapping waste is created at every event. So they teamed up to do something about it - Rapt fabric gift wrap changes a small habit to make a big impact for our children's future. Monica and Cindy tried many different ways to wrap with fabric - adding velcro, snap tape, attached ribbons - and found the Japanese solved it best with the art of Furoshiki. The custom of wrapping with cloth dates as far back as the 7th century and was originally called "tsutsumi." During the Muromachi period (1336-1573), the tsutsumi was regularly used at the great bathhouses built by the Shogun. Feudal lords who visited wrapped their clothing in family crest-printed tsutsumi to keep track of their belongings.Rapt is producing locally and dedicated to finding deadstock, reclaimed and remnant fabrics, yarns and ribbons whenever possible. In sourcing our fabrics it is also important that our Rapt sheets have the right feel, the right hand, the right look and the right detailing. We want to make an heirloom gift wrap sheet you can pass on to family and friends. We are working to keep Rapt as sustainable as possible - above and beyond eliminating wasteful paper wrapping - by working with local production, using scrap fabric and remnant yarn for our one-of-a-kind Rapt accents and also picking up and dropping off whenever possible to reduce our carbon footprint. We believe a tiny change can make a big difference. It's YOUR PRESENT and OUR FUTURE! As a partnership, Monica and Cindy have found their different styles and backgrounds blend well as they started Rapt gift wrap. Monica O'Neil is a New England transplant with a youth spent in Chile, Venezuela and Morocco. Fluent in 3 languages with a Master's in French Literature, Monica spent a decade teaching at several area high schools. —--------------------------------------------------- Connect with Christine:Instagram: @christinebsantosWebsite: Wonder Boldly Thank you so much for listening to Wonder Boldly. It would mean the world, if you'd subscribe/follow, share it with a friend and leave a 5 star review. It takes a village, let's support small businesses together!

This week on Everybody in the Pool, sometimes tackling the climate crisis means starting at home, with the things you love. Meagan Downey had a long career in nonprofit work and was looking for a way to have climate impact. She landed on one of her favorite things: giving and wrapping beautiful gifts. She's now the founder of Shiki Wrap, reusable gift wrap that, if we all got in the pool, could keep millions of pounds of waste out of landfills every year. Also it's just super pretty and fun!RESOURCES & LINKSShiki WrapFuroshiki: the Japanese wrapping traditionSubscribe to the Everybody in the Pool newsletter: https://www.mollywood.co/Please subscribe and tell your friends about EITP! Send feedback or become a sponsor at in@everybodyinthepool.com To support the show and get an ad-free listening experience, please jump in and become a member of Everybody in the Pool! https://plus.acast.com/s/everybody-in-the-pool. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Segment 2, June 17th, 2023 What's the difference in a podiatrist & a pedorthist?  It's a question that many of us don't know the answer.  However, this segment helps clear this up as Kev Martin from Adrenaline Sports Marketing, rejoins the Carolina Outdoors. A podiatrist is a doctor that specializes in treating foot and ankle issues and problems.  Pedorthist are trained specialists that creates or modifies shoes, socks, and orthotics that aid in recovery from foot issues and problems.  Currently, Martin has worked in the footwear industry for the past thirty years.  He spent time as a certified pedorthist & continues his career representing, counseling & advising in the category. He talks about the fashion, function, support, & protection that makes up the industry.  But what are people looking for?  Martin says that they are looking for the ability to be more connected with lateral movement & the 100 moving parts within the foot (28 bones, 30 joints, & muscle ligaments, & tendons that make up the foot). So is fitting a science & art.  Kev Martin aptly answers this question.  Recognizing the measuring of foot & the feel of the shoe are what happens between a "sit & fit" store like Jesse Brown's.  Don't buy footwear by the numbers.  Respect what your feet feel because from the foundation of the shoe affects your ankles, knees, hips, & back.  We learn about the bones in the foot (there isn't one called the arch bone) & what happens with plantar fascia. Kev speaks to the recognition of getting back to basics.  One of the largest outsole manufacturers in the world, Vibram, has a brand called Five Fingers that brings footwear back to minimalism.  It garners more connectivity & strengthens the muscles & tendons in the foot.  It and another Vibram brand, Furoshiki, have had success in minimalistic footwear. Thank you to Kev Martin from Adrenaline Sports Marketing for joining us on the Carolina Outdoors.

In Platemark s3e27, host Ann Shafer talks with Emma Nishimura, an artist and professor based in Toronto. Emma works in printmaking, photography, sculpture, and installation. Her work addresses ideas of inherited memory and trauma with a specific focus on the experiences her family and thousands of other Japanese Canadians endured during and following their forced incarceration during the Second World War. Episode image: Ann Gaby-Trotz. Emma Nishimura (Canadian, born 1982). Blending In, 2008. Photogravure and thread. 14 x 14 x 1 in. Courtesy of the artist. Emma Nishimura (Canadian, born 1982). Kay age 17, 1937, 2017. Photoetching on flax and abaca. 3 x 3 x 2.5. Courtesy of the artist. Furoshiki forms. Three furoshiki forms from Rememory project on a shelf. [INSTALLATION VIEW] Emma Nishimura: Rememory: Echoes and Archives. United Contemporary, Toronto. March 30–May 6, 2023. Emma Nishimura (Canadian, born 1982). Keo Shibatani, 2018. Etching and hand painting on gampi with wax. Sheet: 17 x 22 in. Courtesy of the artist. [DETAIL] Emma Nishimura (Canadian, born 1982). Keo Shibatani, 2018. Etching and hand painting on gampi with wax. Sheet: 17 x 22 in. Courtesy of the artist. [INSTALLATION VIEW] Emma Nishimura (Canadian, born 1982). Constructed Narratives. Japanese Canadian Cultural Centre, Toronto, ON. 2015. Courtesy of the artist. Emma Nishimura (Canadian, born 1982). Revelstoke, 2013. Etching on gampi with wax and thread. Sheet: 15 ½ x 9 ½ in. Courtesy of the artist. [DETAIL] Emma Nishimura (Canadian, born 1982). Revelstoke, 2013. Etching on gampi with wax and thread. Sheet: 15 ½ x 9 ½ in. Courtesy of the artist. Emma Nishimura (Canadian, born 1982). Slocan Lake, 2013. Etching on gampi with wax and thread. 25 ½ x 15 in. Courtesy of the artist. [DETAIL] Emma Nishimura (Canadian, born 1982). Slocan Lake, 2013. Etching on gampi with wax and thread. 25 ½ x 15 in. Courtesy of the artist. Michael Waugh (American, born 1967). Citizens United, 2020. Pen and black ink on Mylar. 45 x 69 in. (114.3 x 175.3 cm.). Courtesy Von Lintel Gallery. [DETAIL] Michael Waugh (American, born 1967). Citizens United, 2020. Pen and black ink on Mylar. 45 x 69 in. (114.3 x 175.3 cm.). Courtesy Von Lintel Gallery. Emma Nishimura (Canadian, born 1982). Printed by Atelje Larsen, Helsingborg, Sweden. Generational Echoes IV, 2019. Photoetching on Hahnemuhle paper. Sheet: 23 x 28 in. Courtesy of the artist. Zarina (American, born India, 1937–2020). Atlas of My World (Six Works), 2001. Portfolio of 6 woodcuts. Sheet (each): 25 ½ x 19 ½ in. (64.8 x 49.5 cm.). Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York.   USEFUL LINKS Emma's website: https://www.emmanishimura.com/ Emma's Instagram: @emma.nishimura Atelje Larsen: https://www.ateljelarsen.com/ Paper Borders: Emma Nishimura and Tahir Carl Karmall. Print Center New York. October 10–December 18, 2019. https://www.printcenternewyork.org/paperborders Emma Nishimura: Rememory: Echoes and Archives. United Contemporary, Toronto. March 30–May 6, 2023. https://www.unitedcontemporary.com/exhibitions/55-emma-nishimura-rememory-echoes-and-archives/

Mùa Giáng Sinh 2022 khá đặc biệt tại Pháp, lạm phát khiến vật giá leo thang và người dân được kêu gọi tiết kiệm năng lượng. Rất nhiều ý tưởng được đưa ra để thích nghi với tình hình mới mà vẫn giữ ấm không khí Noel. Hầu hết các thành phố dùng bóng đèn tiết kiệm năng lượng trang trí cây thông. Nhiều gia đình vẫn tiếp tục truyền thống trang trí sân vườn trước nhà, nhưng giảm thời gian chiếu sáng. Và ngày “đổi đồ chơi” được nhân rộng trên khắp nước Pháp ngay từ giữa tháng 11. Thành phố Cachan, ngoại ô phía nam Paris dành ngày thứ Bẩy 10/12 để trao đổi đồ - Troc de jouets. Không ngại cái rét 0°C, rất nhiều gia đình đã đến tham gia, cho thấy thành công của sự kiện. Bà Nathalie Michaut, phụ trách Nghiên cứu - thực hiện Cảnh quan và Phát triển bền vững, thành phố Cachan, giải thích với RFI Tiếng Việt : « Nguyên tắc là mang đồ chơi đến góp, mỗi món đồ chơi đổi một phiếu và lấy phiếu đó đổi một món đồ khác. Chúng tôi chấp nhận cả xe trượt trottinette, đồ cải trang, thậm chí cả một chiếc ghế cao nữa. Mục đích là tái sử dụng, cho tất cả các món đồ đó vòng đời thứ hai. Ngoài ra, vào thời điểm tương đối khó khăn như hiện nay, chúng tôi cũng muốn giúp đỡ những người gặp khó khăn. Tất cả những món đồ còn lại cuối ngày không có người lấy sẽ được gửi cho các hiệp hội, như cửa hàng tương ái của hội Emmaüs, hoặc hội Mine và các trung tâm văn hóa xã hội. Vì thế không có phí phạm, tất cả các món đồ đều tìm được vòng đời thứ hai. Chúng tôi có một ngày thu thập đồ vào thứ Tư trước đó để chuẩn bị cho ngày đổi đồ hôm nay, như có thể thấy những chiếc bàn đầy đồ ở đằng kia. Hôm nay, cũng có rất rất nhiều người mang đồ đến. Giờ là buổi trưa và vẫn còn rất nhiều đồ trên bàn. Điều tuyệt vời là kho đồ liên tục được thay đổi trong ngày. Kể cả đến cuối ngày vẫn còn có rất nhiều lựa chọn ». “Cũ người mới ta” Một phụ nữ đi cùng với hai người con tuổi thiếu niên đang chăm chú nhìn những món đồ chơi và sách bày trên bàn. Cậu bé không tìm được món đồ nào ưng ý, nhưng cùng mẹ và em gái, đã chọn được vài món quà cho người thân : « Tôi mang đến 10 món đồ sáng nay, toàn là đồ chơi, người mẹ cho biết. Hai con của tôi đã 14 và 12 tuổi, nên chúng tôi có những đồ chơi tầm 5-6 tuổi mà các cháu không dùng nữa, hoặc cũng có 2, 3 đồ chơi chúng tôi có trùng nhau ở nhà. Sáng nay tôi đã đổi lấy 2 hay 3 món đồ thì phải, một trò chơi sudoku hài hước có thể làm quà cho một cậu của các cháu. Chúng tôi cũng thấy nhiều đồ bảo vệ cho chơi roller và một trò chơi tập thể. Giờ thì chúng tôi đang xem cuốn sách này. Đây là một cuốn sách ảnh song ngữ tiếng Anh - Nhật. Vì bố của các cháu nói tiếng Nhật khá sõi, có thể chúng tôi sẽ lấy cuốn này. Sẽ rất thú vị khi học những từ tiếng Nhật này ! Giờ chúng tôi vẫn chưa xem hết. Tôi không nghĩ sẽ tìm được những món đồ chơi cho các cháu cỡ tuổi con tôi, nhưng dù sao vẫn có thể tìm được nhiều món quà khác ».  Lạm phát gia tăng nên đồ chơi cũng bị tăng giá, trung bình hơn 6% và thường là những “hy sinh” đầu tiên đối với một số người tiêu dùng. Một số người có thể tìm thấy những đồ chơi có giá trị lớn trong những sự kiện như vậy, để thay đổi kho đồ chơi của con nhỏ hoặc để làm quà. Điều quan trọng là tất cả đồ chơi tìm được chủ mới, tiếp tục “sứ mệnh” trong một gia đình mới. « Đây là lần thứ hai trong năm nay, chúng tôi tổ chức đổi đồ chơi. Lần trước là vào Ngày các Hiệp hội dịp năm học mới với tinh thần thực tiễn tiện lợi. Trẻ con lớn nhanh, bộ đồng phục võ thuật thành quá ngắn, các em cần bộ lớn hơn. Nguyên tắc là như thế, đổi một bộ đồng phục lấy một bộ khác. Hoặc các em đổi môn thể thao thì có thể đổi một bộ đồng phục judo lấy một bộ đồ bơi chẳng hạn, hoặc dụng cụ cưỡi ngựa hay những đồ khác ». Ngoài những sự kiện được địa phương đứng ra tổ chức, một số thương hiệu siêu thị lớn (Leclerc) mở cửa hàng đồ đã qua sử dụng. Nhiều trang web đổi đồ cũng được lập làm trung gian giữa hai bên. Nhiều cửa hàng ký gửi cũng nhận thấy xu hướng mua đồ đã qua sử dụng làm quà gia tăng. Bà Nathalie Michaut, cùng các tình nguyện viên, hài lòng về thành công của những sự kiện kiểu này. Thành phố Cachan có ý định mở rộng sang nhiều lĩnh vực khác. « Hiện giờ, sự kiện trao đổi đồ chơi do thành phố tổ chức và chỉ diễn ra một ngày, để có thể huy động đủ tình nguyện viên cho ngày này. Nhưng nếu có quy mô lớn hơn thì có thể chúng tôi sẽ kéo dài vài ngày, ví dụ hồi tháng 10, các tình nguyện viên đã tổ chức bốn ngày trao đổi quần áo. Ý tưởng được đưa ra và ngày càng nhiều người hưởng ứng. Năm ngoái (2021) có 300 đồ chơi được mang đến, thì năm nay có ít nhất 500-600 món đồ và vẫn chưa hết ngày. 500 món đồ được mang đến, nhưng có những người mang đến 5 hoặc 10 món đồ. Chúng tôi nhận được rất nhiều đề nghị khác về nhiều chủ đề khác nhau mà người dân thành phố quan tâm. Vì thế sẽ còn có nhiều buổi trao đổi đồ về những chủ đề khác ». Một Giáng Sinh không rác thải - “Noel zéro déchet” Ngoài ý nghĩa kinh tế, vật chất, ngày đổi đồ còn nhằm mục đích chống lãng phí, giảm rác thải, đặc biệt là vào dịp lễ cuối năm. Thành phố Cachan có thể trông cậy vào hai hiệp hội tổ chức hướng dẫn tái chế tại chỗ. « Trong ngày còn có chương trình hoạt động do Nhà Môi trường và hội Accorderie (mạng lưới trao đổi dịch vụ giữa người dân cùng khu phố) phụ trách. Một chương trình theo chủ đề “Sửa chữa Giáng Sinh” nhằm mục đích không có rác thải vào Giáng Sinh. Chương trình thứ hai là hướng dẫn dùng vải gói quà, theo nghệ thuật Furoshiki của Nhật Bản. Trước đó, chúng tôi đã thu gom ga trải giường, các loại vải, khăn trải bàn để có thể bọc quà mà mọi người đổi trong ngày hôm nay. Đây là tất cả vải mà chúng tôi đã thu được, có đủ mầu sắc rất đẹp. Các cụ bà ở đây giúp bọc món quà đổi ở phòng bên kia hoặc hướng dẫn cách làm. Điều thú vị ở đây là vừa có quà được gói độc đáo, vừa biết được thêm là có thể tận dụng vải và tránh sử dụng giấy gói quà dùng một lần ».  Bà Brigitte Andrieux, hội l'Accorderie thành phố Cachan, cùng với một tình nguyện viên khác đang tận tình hướng dẫn một phụ nữ cách gói quà theo Furoshiki. Bên cạnh tờ giấy giải thích nghệ thuật lâu đời này là những gói quà được bọc theo nhiều kiểu khác nhau, rất đẹp và độc đáo. « Đây là gian nghệ thuật gói quà Furoshiki, bà Brigitte Andrieux giải thích. Furoshiki là một loại hình nghệ thuật Nhật Bản có từ đầu thế kỷ thứ 8, lúc đầu chỉ có những tu sĩ sử dụng vải bọc quần áo và đồ quý giá, sau này trở thành nghệ thuật bọc và tặng quà. Loại hình nghệ thuật truyền thống này dùng vải rất tốt và in hình rất đẹp. Có những kiểu gói quà cho đám cưới hoặc cho những sự kiện truyền thống. Thường ở Nhật Bản, khi người ta tặng một món quà, món quà đó có thể không có giá trị lớn, nhưng việc bọc nó trong một tấm vải đẹp đã mang lại giá trị cho tặng phẩm. Vì thế, hoặc người Nhật để lại tấm vải muốn tặng, hoặc họ lấy lại tấm vải bọc quà vì đôi khi chúng có giá trị rất lớn. Furoshiki có thể bọc sách, bọc chai, hoặc bất kỳ món đồ nào. Có rất nhiều cách bọc khác nhau, như hình bông hoa này chẳng hạn, rất dễ chịu, rất vui mắt và hơn hết là tránh mua những cuộn giấy, rồi dùng xong vứt đi ». Bà Brigitte Andrieux cho biết đã theo một khóa học hai tiếng ở Paris. Theo bà, không quá khó để nắm được nghệ thuật này. Không chỉ dùng vải gói quà tặng, bà thường xuyên đi chợ với một mảnh vải trong tay, sau vài động tác thắt nút, đã hóa thành chiếc nải gọn nhẹ và chắc chắn. Việc này có ý nghĩa rất lớn để bảo vệ môi trường, tránh lãng phí : « Việc này rất quan trọng, chúng ta thấy mô hình kinh tế tuần hoàn ngày càng xuất hiện nhiều. Việc đó cho phép tái sử dụng vải, bất kể mầu gì, chỉ cần là vải bông, và tránh được việc mua các cuộn giấy rồi vất vào sọt rác sau mùa lễ. Cách bọc quà này cũng rất hay cho bất kỳ ai có vải ở nhà, chỉ cần cắt thành những miếng hình vuông, sau đó là (ủi) vải cho phẳng phiu để món quà tặng trông đẹp mắt. Những người đến đây tùy thích dùng loại vải mà họ muốn có sẵn ở đây. Những tình nguyện viên chúng tôi mang đến rất nhiều, vừa cho phép chúng tôi dùng để gói quà, vừa để cho họ thoải mái sử dụng và cũng giúp họ hiểu được rằng có thể làm khác thay vì sử dụng giấy bọc quà ».  Không chỉ có những người có đồ mang đổi mới được tham gia sự kiện, nhiều người, như người dân ở xã Marmoutier, tỉnh Hạ sông Rhin, miền đông Pháp chẳng hạn, có thể đóng góp bằng bánh quy Bredele đặc trưng Giáng Sinh của vùng Alsace, hoặc bánh kẹo cho trẻ em. Theo hội GYM Marmoutier tổ chức sự kiện, mục đích chính là tạo không khí Giáng Sinh đầm ấm, tương ái giữa các gia đình và khuyến khích tái sử dụng đồ dùng. Những món đồ chơi còn lại cuối ngày có thể được tặng cho các hiệp hội hoặc gửi lại cho chính chủ. Khái niệm trao đổi và cách tiêu dùng này ngày càng thu hút đông đảo người dân Pháp vì vừa tiết kiệm, giúp cân đối ngân sách, vừa bảo vệ môi trường. Các gia đình có thể loại bỏ được những đồ dùng không cần thiết mà không cảm thấy áy náy vì lãng phí mà lại có được món đồ họ cần. Người mua thì có thể tìm được niềm vui với số tiền rất nhỏ. Một người mẹ trẻ, khi trả lời đài truyền hình France 3 ngày 22/11, cho rằng “Không có gì phải xấu hổ khi sử dụng hoặc mua đồ đã qua sử dụng làm quà”.

Über die umweltfreundliche Alternative für Geschenkpapier berichtet Kathrin Erdmann aus Tokio

Furoshiki, hotte du Père Noël, grandes chaussettes ou vieilles cartes routières... usez de votre imagination, ça passera crème !

Ms Yoshie Kumagai taught Furoshiki wrapping mainly in Sydney for about 7 years and she felt that the form of eco-friendly wrapping was getting more attention in Australia. This interview was originally broadcast in 2020. - オーストラリアで少しずつ広がってきたという、風呂敷やバンダナを使ったラッピング。熊谷佳枝さんへの2020年放送のインタビューです。

Évènementiel et culture dans le 65 pour la période du 5 au 12 décembre. Escales d'automne du Conseil Départemental : Théâtre "Trop de jaune" le 8 décembre - Maison du Savoir St Laurent de Neste et concert "BERYWAM " et Dans6t le 10 décembre à l'Octav - Vic en Bigorre 34ème Festival Ibero Andalou Rencontre le 6 décembre avec la scénariste Geneviève Arnaud au Théâtre des Nouveautés et représentation de sa pièce "La Cuva"le 7 décembre au Théâtre des Nouveautés. Spectacle Flamenco de Manu Rodriguez le 9 décembre au CAC de Séméac. Escale japonaise : Atelier collectif de Furoshiki le 6 décembre et projection d'un dessin animé japonais le7 décembre - Médiathèque Simone Veil Bagnères de Bigorre Tarbes en Décembre Déambulations musicales dans le "Village de Noël"les 9 et 11 décembre Journée internationale de la montagne "Les audacieuses du Vignemale" le 11 décembre au Palais des congrès de Lourdes Les coulisses du Pari : "Une Van Gogh", répétition publique le 10 décembre au Pari Conférence de l'UTL : "L'emprise de Xi Jinping en Chine au lendemain du XXème congrès du Parti Communiste" au STAPS le  8 décembre Lectures organisées par le réseau de lecture publique de l'agglo TLP Théâtre Concerts Expositions Cinéma 

Dans Maintenant Vous Savez, on vous a parlé de tendances de rangement et de mode de vie scandinaves comme le death cleaning et le hygge. Les deux sont assez proches dans leur but : se sentir bien dans un environnement qui ne déborde pas d'objets inutiles. Et pourtant ! Depuis quelques mois, on entend de plus en plus parler d'une tendance complètement inverse : le maximalisme revient en force ! On vous explique ce que c'est. C'est en mai 2022, au salon du meuble de Milan, que les prémices d'un tournant maximaliste ont été observées. Dimore Studio, fondé par les designers Emiliano Salci et Britt Moran, met à l'honneur des meubles bariolés dans un intérieur rempli où s'associent objets design et objets sentimentaux. De là, les géants de l'ameublement suivent la tendance et même les catalogues d'IKEA s'en emparent. Mais d'où vient cette envie de maximalisme ? Comment je fais pour apporter du maximalisme dans mon intérieur ? Écoutez la suite de cet épisode de "Maintenant vous savez". Un podcast Bababam Originals, écrit et réalisé par Maële Diallo. À écouter aussi : Qu'est-ce que le Hygge ? Qu'est-ce que le death cleaning, qui permet de préparer notre fin de vie ? Qu'est-ce que le Furoshiki ? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Dörte Kelm ist Raumausstatterin, studierte Produktdesignerin und Gründerin von Fien'Tüch, norddeutsch für "feines Zeug". Hier finden sich wunderbare Tücher, die unglaublich vielseitig und nachhaltig einsetzbar sind. Die Liebe zu Stoffen und Textilien ist der rote Faden in Dörtes Leben. Was das japanische "Furoshiki" für sie bedeutet, warum man für den Einstieg eigentlich nur einen Knoten können muss und welche Rolle Nachhaltigkeit in ihrem Leben spielt, erfahrt ihr im Buchplausch. Also unbedingt reinhören!

furoshiki.fm のお二人、いっしーさんとひろみつさんとで、仕組みのデザインについて意見交換をしました。エンジニア、デザイナーといった『作る』お仕事経験のある二人がなぜ仕組みに興味をもって活動しているのでしょうか。

Qu'est-ce que la flamme olympique ?  Les Jeux Olympiques d'hiver 2022 ont démarré le 4 février à Pékin en Chine. Et c'est l'occasion pour nous de revenir sur les symboles des JO ! La flamme, compose avec les anneaux et la devise, les trois symboles qui véhiculent les valeurs de l'Olympisme. Ils confèrent une identité aux Jeux et au Mouvement olympique. Et pendant toute la durée des Jeux, une flamme brûle dans le stade. Elle incarne un idéal de paix et d'amitié entre les peuples. D'où vient ce symbole ? Que se passe-t-il lorsqu'on allume la flamme ? Pourquoi la flamme ne s'éteint-elle jamais pendant toute la durée des Jeux ? Ecoutez la suite de cet épisode de "Maintenant vous savez". Un podcast écrit et réalisé par Zineb Soulaimani. A écouter aussi : Qu'est-ce qu'un Hikikomori ? Qu'est-ce que le Furoshiki ? Qu'est-ce que Wikipédia ? Vous pouvez réagir à cet épisode sur notre page Twitter. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

INTRODUCTIONIn this episode, I am celebrating the end of the year with you with 3 actionable gifts:the 1st one is already kind of unpacked if you are a regular listener the 2nd one will help you to wrap your gifts more sustainably with 3 tips and the 3rd one starts 2022 with a discount on my circular packaging trainingI am thrilled to get back to you in January with new guests and always more inspiring content! ABOUT COLIENNE REGOUT FROM LOOK4LOOPSBusinesses lead the way! As a true believer, Colienne Regout makes you rethink your packaging so you can adapt to future markets and spot business opportunities. Colienne helps organizations to improve their economic, social, and ecological impacts in Europe and Canada by optimizing the use of their resources and designing out the concept of waste. She started with facilitating Corporate Social Responsibility and with implementing Sharing Economy initiatives. As the founder of Look4Loops, she is now using the Circular Economy to enhance processes from the beginning until the end of their life cycles. Besides operating changes in the field, education is a big part of what Colienne does: She is the host of this podcast, she created the ‘Develop Circular Packaging Solutions' training, she sub-teaches at BCIT and she also facilitates workshops and serious games about climate change and the circular economy.  As a Circulab certified consultant, she benefits from shared knowledge and co-developed tools thanks to a community of over seventy worldwide colleagues. WHERE TO FIND COLIENNE AND HER SERVICES?The ‘Develop Circular Packaging Solutions' training, in partnership with Circulab: https://circulab.academy/courses/develop-circular-economy-packaging/Look4Loops, creating circular value: https://www.look4loops.com/servicesColienne's LinkedIn profile: https://www.linkedin.com/in/colienneregout/en COLIENNE'S RECOMMENDED RESOURCES FOR OUR AUDIENCE2021 episodes sorted by subjects:The ‘Wrap Wise' page of Metro Vancouver: http://www.metrovancouver.org/services/solid-waste/reduction-reuse/create-memories/tips-to-reduce/wrap-wiseFabcycle, the reused collection service of textile waste (from scraps, off-cuts, deadstock and ends of rolls), in Vancouver: https://www.fabcycle.shop/Next Chance sells furoshiki made from local off-cuts, in Québec: https://nextchance.ca/en/home/ PODCAST MUSICSpecial thanks to Joachim Regout who made the jingle. Have a look at his work here. I am happy to bring a sample of our strong bonds on these sound waves. Since I was a child, he made me discover a wide range of music of all kinds. I am also delighted he is a nature lover and shares the Look4Loops 'out of the box philosophy'. He is an inspiring source of creativity for me.  

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Your friend has made Furoshiki Christmas wrapping for her presents. She's spent $300 on linen and dedicated several hours to handmaking a variety of tableware and the wrapping. She doesn't think her family or friends will use it as intended, so how does she ask for it back?

Dans cet épisode Jeane vous présente plusieurs alternatives aux papiers cadeaux, responsables tous les ans d'une production colossal de déchets non recyclables. Liens utiles pour suivre l'épisode: Lien vers un article pour en savoir plus sur la teinture végétale: voir Lien vers un article pour fabriquer sa teinture végétale soi-même: voir Furoshiki Paké : découvrir Furoshiki Lamazuna : découvrir Les pochettes cadeaux LovaLova : découvrir Soutenir Basilic : Le compte instagram de Basilic : voir Production : Jeane Clesse Musique : @Klein Graphisme : Mahaut Clément & Coralie Chauvin Mix : Jeane Clesse & Benjamin Dugré Si cet épisode vous a plu, n'hésitez pas à laisser plein d'étoiles et un commentaire sur la plateforme Apple Podcasts et surtout à vous abonner grâce à votre application de podcasts préférée ! Cela m'aide énormément à faire découvrir Basilic à de nouveaux auditeurs et de nouvelles auditrices.

"Maintenant, vous savez", c'est le podcast quotidien de Bababam, qui nous donne les clés essentielles pour savoir vraiment ce qui se cache derrière les mots, sigles, concepts qui font notre actualité. Du 6 au 20 décembre 2021, découvrez la "Rétrospective 2021" des mots qui ont marqué l'année. De l'affaire des "Pandora Papers" au hashtag "#QuitMyJob", en passant bien-sûr par l'expression "Covid long", (re)découvrez ces mots qui résument à eux seuls toute notre année 2021. Qu'est-ce que la flamme olympique ? Merci d'avoir posé la question !  Le Japon a accueilli les Jeux Olympiques d'été 2020, décalés en 2021 pour les raisons sanitaires que nous connaissons. Et c'est l'occasion pour nous de revenir sur les symboles des JO ! La flamme, compose avec les anneaux et la devise, les trois symboles qui véhiculent les valeurs de l'Olympisme. Ils confèrent une identité aux Jeux et au Mouvement olympique. Et pendant toute la durée des Jeux, une flamme brûle dans le stade. Elle incarne un idéal de paix et d'amitié entre les peuples. D'où vient ce symbole ? Que se passe-t-il lorsqu'on allume la flamme ? Pourquoi la flamme ne s'éteint-elle jamais pendant toute la durée des Jeux ? Ecoutez la suite de cet épisode de "Maintenant vous savez". Un podcast écrit et réalisé par Zineb Soulaimani. A écouter aussi : Qu'est-ce qu'un Hikikomori ? Qu'est-ce que le Furoshiki ? Qu'est-ce que Wikipédia ? Vous pouvez réagir à cet épisode sur notre page Twitter. Pour aller plus loin sur Cyberghost : CYBERGHOSTVPN.COM/bababam Voir Acast.com/privacy pour les informations sur la vie privée et l'opt-out. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Qu'est-ce que la flamme olympique ? Merci d'avoir posé la question !  Le Japon s'apprête à accueillir les Jeux Olympiques d'été 2020, décalés en 2021 pour les raisons sanitaires que nous connaissons. Et c'est l'occasion pour nous de revenir sur les symboles des JO ! La flamme, compose avec les anneaux et la devise, les trois symboles qui véhiculent les valeurs de l'Olympisme. Ils confèrent une identité aux Jeux et au Mouvement olympique. Et pendant toute la durée des Jeux, une flamme brûle dans le stade. Elle incarne un idéal de paix et d'amitié entre les peuples. D'où vient ce symbole ? Que se passe-t-il lorsqu'on allume la flamme ? Pourquoi la flamme ne s'éteint-elle jamais pendant toute la durée des Jeux ? Ecoutez la suite de cet épisode de "Maintenant vous savez". Un podcast écrit et réalisé par Zineb Soulaimani. A écouter aussi : Qu'est-ce qu'un Hikikomori ? Qu'est-ce que le Furoshiki ? Qu'est-ce que Wikipédia ? Vous pouvez réagir à cet épisode sur notre page Twitter. Voir Acast.com/privacy pour les informations sur la vie privée et l'opt-out. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Firoshiki est un tissue pour emballer la boîte à bento. Récemment c'est populaire à l'étranger aussi. Pour emballer le cadeau, c'est très écologique et joli !

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¡Hoy hablamos del Furoshiki! ¿Qué tal Tomodachis? ¿Sabéis algo al respecto? En el Micropodcast de hoy estarán Brody, Redick, Bros y Roberto para comentar el origen del Furoshiki y el arte de envolver según que cosas. Hablaremos de para que se usaba hace cientos de años y mucho más. Esperamos que os guste! Ja ne! Links relacionados con el Furoshiki: https://www.snakku.com/blogs/news/whats-a-furoshiki https://www.japan.travel/tokyo-and-beyond-2020/en/trip-ideas/furoshiki-how-to-use-them-and-where-to-buy-them/ https://www.musubi-furoshiki.com/pages/leaf?_pos=3&_sid=8bde90d9f&_ss=r Esperamos vuestros comentarios y recordad que nos podéis apoyar con vuestros Ko-Fi en: https://ko-fi.com/japonizados Redes sociales: Twitter: https://twitter.com/docujaponizados Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/japonizados/ Web: Directo a Japón: https://www.directoajapon.com/ Amazon Afiliados: https://www.amazon.es/shop/docujaponizados

Alle zwei Wochen täglich Kult: SWR3-Moderator Kristian Thees ruft seine beste Freundin Anke Engelke an und die beiden erzählen sich gegenseitig ihre kleinen Geschichtchen des Tages.

What is vlogmas? Thanks for asking!Well, there you have it, Christmas 2020 has come and gone faster than you can say “socially distanced celebrations! Some influencers will nevertheless be relieved to take some time off, after a full month of Vlogmas. The idea is to post a video per day from December 1st through to Christmas, like an Advent calendar. Sometimes this practice can extend through to the New Year. So if you love vlogs and love Christmas too, well this is perfect for you.Beauty and lifestyle Youtuber Ingrid Nilsen is credited with creating the tradition back in 2011, when she was known as Missglamorazzi. At the time, daily vlogging was relatively rare and the project was a spur-of-the-moment thing. Since then however Vlogmas has become a real phenomenon, with online content and searches growing year-on-year. What’s the idea then - festive-themed vlogs? Since Vlogmas first appeared, December has become an important month for influencers. It’s like a marathon for vloggers, in particular for lifestyle Youtubers. Every day is a new immersion into the influencer’s daily life, more or less around the theme of Christmas, taking in activities like buying and putting up decorations, last-minute shopping and of course unwrapping gifts.Some posts get hundreds of thousands of views and a simple search for “Vlogmas” on Youtube yields a seemingly endless number of results. It sure sounds like a lot of work during the holiday season! What’s in it for the influencers themselves then? In under 3 minutes, we answer your questions!To listen the last episodes, you can click here: What is a black hole?What is Western Sahara?What is Furoshiki? A podcast written and realised by Joseph Chance. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Qu'est-ce que le Furoshiki ? Merci d'avoir posé la question ! Le Furoshiki, c'est l'art japonais d'emballer des objets avec du tissu ! La tradition a plus d'un millénaire et était utilisée par la noblesse japonaise pour envelopper des objets précieux. Littéralement, on peut traduire “furoshiki” par “tapis de bain”... Quand ce mot est inventé, c'est pour désigner un tissu avec lequel les Japonais emballent leurs vêtements quand ils se rendent aux bains publics. Avec l'arrivée des machines à coudre on l'utilise de plus en plus, pour transporter ses courses ou son repas. Jusqu'à l'arrivée de ces satanés sacs en plastique au milieu du 20è siècle… Le plastique a-t-il eu la peau du Furoshiki ? C'est ce qu'on a cru, mais c'était sans compter sur la prise de conscience environnementale. Depuis le début des années 2000, le furoshiki opère un retour en grâce au Japon. Le ministère de l'Environnement japonais le promeut depuis 15 ans et a même publié un guide sur les pliages possibles : de l'Otsukai Tsutsumi, au Katake futuro, en passant par le Yotsu Musubi, il y en a pour toutes les formes et tous les goûts. Le Furoshiki est-il pratiqué ailleurs qu'au Japon ? Comment fonctionne exactement le Furoshiki ? Pourrait-il être le papier cadeau de l'avenir ? Ecoutez la suite dans cet épisode de "Maintenant vous savez". Un podcast écrit et réalisé par Quentin Tenaud. A écouter aussi : Qu'est-ce que le foie gras ? Qu'est-ce que le Jiko Sekinin ? Qu'est-ce qu'un Hikikomori ? Vous pouvez réagir à cet épisode sur notre page Twitter. Voir Acast.com/privacy pour les informations sur la vie privée et l'opt-out. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

What is Furoshiki? Thanks for asking!In case you haven’t noticed, it’s Christmas Eve today, which means it’s time for the annual custom of last-minute gift wrapping. If you’re feeling creative, here’s an eco-friendly technique which dates back to 8th century Japan: Furoshiki wrapping.Furoshiki is the art of wrapping objects in fabric, which was first used by Japanese nobles to protect valuable objects. The word literally translates as “bath spread”, as people carried their clothes in such fabrics when going to public baths. When sewing machines were invented, the practice became more and more common, for transporting shopping items or food. Until plastic bags came along in the 20th century, that is.Is Furoshiki another victim of those damn plastic bags then?That seemed to be the case, but increasing awareness of environmental issues has seen a furoshiki revival since the turn of the century. The Japanese Minister for the Environment has been promoting it officially for some time now, even publishing a guide on various wrapping techniques such as the Otsukai Tsutsumi, Katake futuro and Yotsu Musubi.Great, I just wish I understood Japanese! In under 3 minutes, we answer your questions!To listen the last episodes, you can click here: What is low tech?What is gender dysphoria?What is The Cartel Project?A podcast written and realised by Joseph Chance. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

  Un Noël éco-responsable, ou comment réduire son impact environnemental pour les fêtes de fin d'années sans passer pour un moralisateur radin (sinon vous ne serez probablement plus invité, ce qui constituerait en soit la baisse d'empreinte carbone la plus efficace). Des idées pour penser son sapin différemment : le sapin à replanter le sapin homemade (en palettes, en branches, en tissu) le sapin en branches le sapin en métal réutilisable et design Des idées pour penser sa décoration différemment : décorations artisanales décoration homemade (pommes de pin, branches…) Des idées pour penser ses cadeaux différemment: occasion ou seconde main :  Label Emmaüs (@labelemmaus) Renée Recycle (@reneerecylce) Calice bijoux (@calisebijoux) Les Tourbillons (@lestourbillons) expériences à partager Made in France, local, artisanal La règle des trois : Un cadeau qui se lit, un cadeau utile, un don à une association. Des idées pour penser ses emballages différemment : emballage de récup' cheap assumé stockage toutes l'année des beaux papiers dessins emballages étant eux-mêmes des cadeaux (boîtes, housse de coussin…) art du pliage japonais : Furoshiki

"I think the form of eco-friendly wrapping is accepted more widely in Australia now. Above all, I just love seeing them learn the technique and enjoy it." - プレゼントの包み紙、もったいないと思ったことはありませんか。

durée : 00:01:36 - Le mot du jour de l'environnement - par : Richard Chemla

The latest sustainability news, fun, facts and reviews from the Green Elephant for 16th December 2020. Top stories: 01:15 – EU Leaders Boost Climate Reduction Targets a Day before UN Summit 02:04 – Biden promises US-led climate summit in 2021 02:22 – Paris climate agreement: 54 cities on track to meet targets 18:10 – Sizewell … Sustainability News 16th December Read More »

www.startingsustainability.com Which is more sustainable a real Christmas tree or an artificial one? Real trees give back to the earth but have to travel to get to your house. They also can have bugs and sap. Fake trees are great if you have allergies, and can be used over and over. There are many additional sustainable holiday tips like lights, decor, and meal planning. What about gifts? Yes Kaylin covers eco friendly gift ideas and non "stuff" giving ideas. Show notes at www.startingsustainability.com/episode58

Hver jul bruger vi danskere 825 ton gavepapir, det viser en opgørelse fra Affaldplus. Men hvad kunne være et mere bæredygtigt alternativ? Daniel Cesar taler med Cecilie Henrichsen og Karen Dulong, som står bag firmaet Forgetmeknot, der har specialiseret sig i et mere genanvendeligt alternativ til gavepapiret.

Geschenkpapier, Post-its, Zeitungen, Kartons, Papierverpackungen...Papier ist wirklich überall und wir in Deutschland sind fast Verbrauchs-Spitzenreiter in Europa! Gemeinsam mit Petra Schepsmeier von der Ernergieagentur.NRW spreche ich heute über das Thema Papier, denn Sie interessiert sich sehr für das Thema - und das schon richtig lange. Also kommt mit auf eine spannende Welt durch die Welt des Papiers. In der Folge spricht Petra Schepsmeier auch über das Papier-Selbermachen! Wer Fragen dazu hat wendet sich am besten an service@bund-bielefeld.de Auch die Klimakampage OWL kommt zur Sprache. Mehr dazu findet ihr auf er Seite der Energieagentur.NRW unter: https://www.energieagentur.nrw/klimaschutz/kommunen/klimakampagne_owl Und wenn ihr Petra Schepsmeier bei er Energieagentur.NRW erreichen wollt, dann schaut doch mal hier vorbei:https://www.energieagentur.nrw/klimaschutz/klimanetzwerker/region_ostwestfalen_lippe__petra_schepsmeier Und falls Ihr Euch das Video zum Thema Furoshiki angucken wollt, dann klickt doch mal hier: https://www.instagram.com/tv/B5-K_d_i7yj/ Oder scrollt Euch zu Folge 16 zurück, da geht's auch um Furoshiki. :) In diesem Sinne: Fröhliche Weihnachten Und wenn ihr noch nicht genug von mir habt, dann schaut doch auf... https://www.euranetplus.de/ vorbei und hört Euch die Beiträge von mir und meinen Kolleginnen an, in denen sich alles um Europa und auch immer mal wieder um den Klimawandel und Co. dreht. Und hört auch gerne in den Podcast von meiner lieben Kollegin Dagmar Selle rein, in der aktuellen Folge geht's ums Thema: Comeback der Atomkraft für den Klimaschutz?: https://www.euranetplus.de/podcast/lebensmittel-als-klimakiller-green-deal-podcast/ Und erzählt natürlich euren Freunden, Bekannten und Verwandten von dem Podcast, so können wir noch viel mehr Leute mit dem Thema Zero Waste und Nachhaltigkeit erreichen. Und falls Ihr mich erreichen wollt, könnt ihr das hier: E-Mail: zerowaste@podcastfabrik.de Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ameliegehtzerowaste/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ameliegehtzerowaste/ Bleibt gesund und rutscht gut ins neue Jahr!

Avec la période des Fêtes particulières qu'on vivra cette année, je trouve que c'est une belle occasion d'essayer une nouvelle façon d'emballer nos cadeaux et d'apprivoiser la technique du furoshiki. Aussi, n'hésite pas à venir sur le groupe facebook.com/groups/mamansaboutdesouffle pour nous partager tes trucs à toi et aussi pour poser tes questions. Je pourrais sélectionner ta question et te dédier un prochain épisode en te répondant. #noel #emballage #cadeau #furoshiki #zerodechet #pollution #enfant #famille

《 Le packaging est construit sur l'idée de cadeau  》 Avec Audrey Millet et Elsie Pomier ︾ S'ABONNER À MA CHAÎNE ︾ ✅ https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCTO1aRouRaeUppe5AfUW1Tw/about?disable_polymer=1 - ︾ S'INSCRIRE AUX MAILS QUI QUESTIONNENT LA MODE ︾ ✅ https://mailchi.mp/b23d04891207/inscription-aux-emails -

www.startingsustainability.com Its here! We made it to Episode 50! Have you been listening closely since Episode 1? Fans of the podcast teamed up to play Kaylin's Quizzical Questions. The teams are Force of Natures and The Compostables. Enjoy this nail bitter, on the edge of your seat, neck and neck competition. Play along at home to see how much you have learned. We have teamed up with a merchandise maker; Amanda. If you have extra cloth or fabric material lying around like a stained t-shirt, stretched out pants, or table cloth with a hole in it, don't throw it away! Send it to Amanda to be repurposed into some lovely reusable items. Her business address is 719 Chase Lake Rd Howell, MI 48855. Show notes: www.startingsustainability.com/episode50

Parliamo degli oggetti tipici del paese del Sol Levante: dalla speciale carta washi per creare gli origami e i caratteristici furoshiki per avvolgere il cibo, ai portafortuna omamori e le predizioni degli omikuji alle soglie dei templi.Percorriamo poi l'anno con le sue festività nazionali dedicate alla cultura, allo sport, al mare: festività giunte dall'oltremare si alternano a matsuri come il tanabata.

www.startingsustainability.com Catch up on what has been happening in Kaylin's world that last few weeks. Also, listen in on how she did with her 2019 goals and learn what her 2020 bucket list entails. www.startingsustainability.com/episode28

Dans cet épisode hors-série, je vais parler de noël écoresponsable et faire des remerciements.

Weihnachten kommt ja auch jedes Jahr jede Menge Müll zusammen und das schon allein durch die Verpackung. Wie schön, dass es dafür schon eine Lösung gbt, die zieeeeemlich alt und ziemlich hübsch ist: Furoshiki! Diese Verpackungskunst kommt aus Japan und Gesa und Mami haben mir gezeigt wie es funktioniert und im Podcast auch mit mir drüber gesprochen, was es historisch damit auf sich hat. Viel Spaß beim Reinhören! Die nächste Folge kommt erst in vier Wochen, so wie jede neue Folge ab dem kommenden Jahr! Schöne Weihnachten Euch allen und einen guten Rutsch ins neue Jahr! Ihr habt Feedback? Dann meldet Euch unter: E-Mail: zerowaste@podcastfabrik.de Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ameliegehtzerowaste/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ameliegehtzerowaste/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/Ameliegehtzero1 Hier könnt Ihr mich übrigens auch hin und wieder hören und lesen. https://www.euranetplus.de/

Wer seine Weihnachtsgeschenke auf herkömmliche Weise verpackt, tut der Umwelt keinen Gefallen. Dabei gibt es eine ganze Reihe guter Ideen, Glitzerpapier und Plastikschleifen zu ersetzen – aus der Natur und aus fernen Ländern.

Pourquoi emballe-t-on les cadeaux ? Par quoi remplacer le papier traditionnel pour un moindre impact écologique ? Pourquoi le furoshiki en tissu, est une fausse bonne idée ? Des pistes.... et un autre regard.   

www.startingsustainability.com Did you know every holiday season about 4 million tons of gift wrap and decorations end up in the US landfill? Here is a list of eco friendly ways to wrap your presents this year. Check out www.startingsustainability.com/episode25 for show notes.

Michaela and Corey talk about QuiltCon 2019! QuiltCon 2019 from Feb 21 to Feb 24 in Nashville, TN (https://www.quiltcon.com/) Download the QuiltCon 2019 Catalog (https://www.quiltcon.com/catalog-schedule/) Quilt Basting Basics Made Easy! by Rob Appell on YouTube (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g-SC63erclc) Spring Clamps for Basting (https://smile.amazon.com/Lot-Spring-Clamp-Large-opening/dp/B01I0214J0) Curved Basting Pins (https://smile.amazon.com/Dritz-Quilting-3032-Curved-Basting/dp/B003W0J9VQ) Warm & Natural Batting in Crib Size (https://smile.amazon.com/Warm-Company-Batting-2322-Batting-Crib/dp/B000YQKDE8) Q-Snap 11" x 11" frame (https://smile.amazon.com/gp/product/B00013MV30) Corey's quilt inspiration: "a custom half-square triangle quilt" via SaltyOat (https://saltyoat.com/blogs/blog/103093446-a-custom-half-square-triangle-quilt) Lined Drawstring Bag Tutorial (https://www.incolororder.com/2011/10/lined-drawstring-bag-tutorial.html) Multipurpose Sewing Clips (https://smile.amazon.com/MumCraft-Multipurpose-Sewing-Package-Assorted/dp/B001PNIWT2) Flower Head Pins (https://smile.amazon.com/Clover-Flower-Head-Pins-Boxed/dp/B001K58PHO) Strawberry grandma candy (https://www.google.com/search?q=strawberry+grandma+candy&safe=off&tbm=isch&tbo=u&source=univ&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwj--bOq6-_bAhVNLKwKHfZGAAgQsAQIKA&biw=1440&bih=731) Furoshiki (https://www.1millionwomen.com.au/blog/how-furoshiki-japanese-fabric-wrapping/) QuiltCon 2019 Quilt Show Categories and Prizes (https://www.quiltcon.com/categories-prizes/)

Furoshiki（風呂敷）をネットで世界で販売しているボウスキル京子さんのインタビュー2回目。３年間という期間限定で、日本のルールがきかないロンドンでのゼロからのスタート。「久しぶりに自分に戻れた」というロンドンから、今度はまた東京に戻った後の、逆カルチャーショックとそこでどう再適応していったかなど、具体的な経験をお話してくださっています。 オープニングでは、トレンドとファッションの日仏の違いについてお話ししています。 オフィシャルサイトは、http://projectsparis.com/ akigoto085.mp3

Furoshiki（風呂敷）をネットで世界で販売しているボウスキル京子さんのインタビュー2回目。３年間という期間限定で、日本のルールがきかないロンドンでのゼロからのスタート。「久しぶりに自分に戻れた」というロンドンから、今度はまた東京に戻った後の、逆カルチャーショックとそこでどう再適応していったかなど、具体的な経験をお話してくださっています。 オープニングでは、トレンドとファッションの日仏の違いについてお話ししています。 オフィシャルサイトは、http://projectsparis.com/ akigoto085.mp3

Furoshiki（風呂敷）をネットで世界で販売しているボウスキル京子さんのインタビュー1回目。日本のマーケットだけでは難しいと、世界をターゲットに、風呂敷を風呂敷としてではない用途でどんな風にインターネットだけで広げていったのか、「世界が日本地図並みに小さくなっている」という声とともに詳しい話をうかがっています。 オープニングでは、SNSでの断言口調やあおりにちょっと疑問をもっている、という話をしています。 オフィシャルサイトは、http://projectsparis.com/ akigoto084.mp3

Furoshiki（風呂敷）をネットで世界で販売しているボウスキル京子さんのインタビュー1回目。日本のマーケットだけでは難しいと、世界をターゲットに、風呂敷を風呂敷としてではない用途でどんな風にインターネットだけで広げていったのか、「世界が日本地図並みに小さくなっている」という声とともに詳しい話をうかがっています。 オープニングでは、SNSでの断言口調やあおりにちょっと疑問をもっている、という話をしています。 オフィシャルサイトは、http://projectsparis.com/ akigoto084.mp3

I'm enchanted by silk. Pensamientos Primeros/First Thoughts: What is silk and where might it come from? Exploring an historic Japanese Minka Folk House. Technicos/Techniques – Furoshiki: A no-stitch creation from silk - Marriage of ancient Japanese practicality and art Pensamientos Finales/Final Thoughts – Dreaming of a Superfluity of Silks in the Alcaiceria Bazaar of Granda Spain - home to the Alhambra Palace ~ ~ ~ Resources !~ ~ ~ What was the fibula reference? http://meencantacoser.blogspot.com/2017/04/before-safety-pins-there-were-fibulas.html 1) Pensamientos Primeros/First Thoughts - Links Silk was one of the Animal Fibers in this exhibit, which I loved, at the Met http://www.metmuseum.org/exhibitions/listings/2016/animal-fibers http://www.metmuseum.org/exhibitions/listings/2016/animal-fibers/exhibition-themes http://www.metmuseum.org/exhibitions/objects?exhibitionId={118765DF-EE1C-4F92-9606-27916C0763AB} PUSH THE PLUS BUTTON to get more details ALL OBJECTS shows pictures and text for all items in the exhibit Other Two Parts of the "Secret Life..." Exhibit http://www.metmuseum.org/exhibitions/listings/2016/plant-fibers http://www.metmuseum.org/exhibitions/listings/2017/secret-life-of-textiles-synthetic Peace Silk/No Kill/Cruelty Free - I have not studied this. Feel free to post what you know https://www.treehugger.com/sustainable-fashion/new-silk-production-technique-does-not-require-killing-worms.html http://thekindlife.com/blog/2012/09/alicia-silverstone-what-is-peace-silk/ ~ ~ ~ Continuado - The Minka House at Kew Gardens, England near Richmond, Easy Day trip from London https://sequinsandcherryblossom.com/2013/01/06/silkworms-and-mortice-joints-the-minka-house-at-kew/ 2) Furoshiki Sampling https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2W0BajFL6uQ Furoshiki: A folded bag https://youtu.be/Z9dbjzcmLBU https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F74Dwe2BDFw 3) Pensamientos Finales - A Superfluity of Silks - The Alcaiceria, Granada Spain: http://www.andalucia.com/cities/granada/alcaiceria.htm  

This second podcast from the three part series recorded at the recent Outdoor Show in July 2014 at Friedrichshafen in Germany starts to look in more detail at some innovation and development which I'm sure will be of interest to many fans of the outdoors. Vargo Outdoors are a US brand which have become well known for their sleek and simple designs of products using primarily Titanium. Which is lightweight, durable, hypoallergenic and a material which will never wear out. In this interview we touch on 3 new products, a super sleek Titanium Hip Flask, Titanium Running Spikes and the re-introduction of an external (Titanium) frame based rucksack system. Well worth a look. The Five Fingers barefoot shoe based product has taken the outdoors world by storm. First in the US and now working it's way into the UK market as more and more people try and like this groovy shoe which comes in funky colours and has many applications. The latest product to gain attention of everyone at the show was the Furoshiki concept shoe. A clever injection of rubber compound into material which basically creates an stretchy, wrap around foot sole. You need to see it to understand! Although it isn't a cycling based show, it was good to see a handful of brands there with products supporting this enthusiast. Quality luggage was the order of the day, as there is obviously need to a waterproof but more business like storage system for business commuters. Ortlieb were displaying a new more vibrant colour range of their traditional 'classic' products along with a new 'commuter' selection which looked like they would really hit the spot in this market. Don't forget all these items can be seen in more detail on the The Outdoors Station website or on our YouTube Channel. http://youtu.be/t-jY6xedoFk

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