Eve recommends
Here are some products and services that I use and love.
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Use my affiliate link and code EVE10 for 10% off eco-friendly giftwrapping supplies direct from Cascayde.
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I recommend the recycled tissue paper from Tiny Box Company specialists in eco-friendly packaging solutions. If you use my referral link you will get 10% off.
At Eazywraps, founder Sue Eagle, manufacturers furoshiki wraps from dead stock and rescued fabric that would otherwise go to waste.
Check out the beautiful range on offer and use my code EVE at checkout so Sue knows I sent you. I earn a little commission for each sale which helps me provide wrapping demos and tutorials.​
Furoshiki is a traditional Japanese wrapping cloth which can be used time and time again and in a multitude of different applications.
One of the primary uses for a furoshiki is as an easy zero-waste way to wrap gifts.
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Furoshiki Wrap Company offer a wide range of high quality fabric wraps.
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Thortful are a creative card marketplace supporting a community of designers, illustrators and photographers who create beautiful, unique greeting cards (most of which you won't find on the high street!).
They have a large range of birthday and occasion cards as well as those for Christmas. You simply choose your selection of cards on the Thortful website and they send the order to you or direct to your family/friends if you prefer.
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Party Without Plastic® believe there is a better way to party, and are here to help you do just that!
Check out their marketplace packed full of sellers to choose plastic-free party decorations, favours and giftwrap materials.
The Party Kit Network is passionate about helping to make parties more sustainable. They aim to prevent tonnes of plastic and paper partyware entering the environment by supplying party organisers with an alternative, while raising awareness that reusables can be easier, cheaper and a lot more fun.
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