'This video is packed full of info, tips and tricks. Follow along and watch how to make lots of re-usable beeswax wraps for gifts and yourself! Read below all the Q&A\'s for more info. Amazon links for the following products: Disclaimer: This video and description contains links, which means that if you click on one of the product links, I’ll receive a small commission. This helps support my channel and allows me to continue to make videos like this. Thank you for the support! Powdered pine resin \"paid link\" https://amzn.to/2PPWbzp Organic Jojoba Oil \"paid link\" https://amzn.to/2PNSgTP Pure Beeswax block \"paid link\" https://amzn.to/2DycCut Marvy Fabric Ball & Brush Marker - Red \"paid link\" https://amzn.to/2Rmhw44 Link to Silicone Food Produce Bag: https://amzn.to/2ENL3Pm Supply List: -Pre-washed 100% cotton fabric, muslin, sheeting or shirt material -Bowls, plates or lids to draw circles with -pencil to draw circles -pinking shears -Marvy Fabric pen -Block of good quality beeswax. I bought mine from Michael\'s, -Paper bag and mallot to crush pine resin into a powder or buy powdered pine resin -cutting board to protect your table -old towel to collect any beeswax runoff -parchment baking paper -masking tape -grater bought from second hand store -spoon to measure out resin and jojoba oil -iron -drying rack or clothes line or string attached to two chairs -old baking sheet that you will use just for melting wax or cover your sheet in aluminium foil if you don\'t want it covered in wax -aluminium foil -oven / stove -timer -double boiler. I bought the top part from a second hand store and used the bottom of mine that I already had. -natural beeswax from a bee farm -tongs -cheap paint brush from dollar store - I bought a craftsman -recycled wax paper box to store your beeswax wraps Q & A 1.Can you use soy wax? It doesn’t work as well because it has a lower melting point so not as good as beeswax 2.Why do you need pine resin? Pine resin will assist when molding your wraps. It will keep the wraps from cracking and allow the wraps to adhere much better 3.Why do you use Jojoba oil? It gives the wraps a bit more softness and flexibility which aids in the molding of the wrap. Jojoba oil also has anti-bacterial properties and has a long shelf life. Therefore, you shouldn’t use other oils as they can go rancid. 4.Why aren’t my wraps molding and clinging together? This may happen if you do not use the pine resin and jojoba oil. Also, the best thing to do is to activate your wraps before your first use. To do this scrunch up your wrap and this will make your wraps tackier. You are using your warm hands to mold the wrap around your bowl but remember it sticks to the surface but it also sticks to itself so overlap the edges of the wrap for a good seal. 5.How do I wash my wraps? Place them in cold water and use a mild detergent. You can gently use a cloth or use your fingers to wipe it clean and then air dry. 6.How long do the wraps last? About 1 year. Depending on how much they are used. 7.Do I just throw them out after a year? No! Once you see a lot of cracks in the wax or any wax chipping off you can renew your wraps by re-waxing them using one of the four methods in this video. 8.How do I know what I have in my wraps in the fridge, because they are not see through? You can color code your wraps. Green for avocado, red for tomato, yellow for onion or you can use fabric pens and write on the names on the fabric before you wax them! 9.Do I have to turn it over and wax the other side? No. If you have used a nice thin pre-washed cotton fabric then the wax will seep through to the other side. 10.How do I store my beeswax wraps? You can lay them flat or fold them and store in your wax paper drawer. Or you can roll them around a wax paper or wrapping paper cardboard roll and place a piece of parchment paper around them to keep them from picking up dust or particles. Or roll them and place them in a wax paper box. 11. Why are my beeswax wraps not sticking? Could be a few reasons. - You didn\'t use the pine resin - You don\'t have enough wax on your wrap - You didn\'t scrunch up your new wrap to activate it DONATE TO MY CRAFTY PATTI YOU TUBE CHANNEL If you would like to support me so I can continue to publish more fun videos, then you can make a donation by clicking on the link below. Your kind donation will be sent to my business PayPal account. Thank you so much! DONATE TO MY CHANNEL https://www.paypal.com/cgi-bin/webscr?cmd=_s-xclick&hosted_button_id=7ZUH5VGQH38WS&source=url Follow me on: YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCWThSqSZojlTjokx_M-nVPA Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/craftypatti/ Pinterest: https://www.pinterest.com/craftypatti0438/pins/ Email: [email protected] I am a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program, an affiliate advertising program designed to provide a means for me to earn fees by linking to Amazon.com and affiliated sites.'
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