Also be aware that glittery or metallic gift papers are not recyclable. Favor Recycled paper and reusable packaging (like a wicker basket or a pretty scarf). How to make eco-friendly gift packages? Even if we are very concerned about the environment, it is difficult to do without gift wrapping b ...
o participate in the Fallas. These street celebrations are open to everyone, locals and visitors alike. To get into the spirit, you can even buy a fallero scarf, the traditional blue and white scarf worn tied around the neck. Take advantage of the festivities to taste local specialties such as chi ...
d in this stitch, you'll only need to knit 16 stitches with a slightly thick wool and number 5 needles. For something a little larger, like a wool scarf for example, count about 40 stitches. How many rows do you need to make? To see the characteristic double rice stitch pattern appear, you ne ...
ax'. This ancient printing technique indeed uses wax to obscure parts of the fabric and obtain patterns of different colors, as on this genuine batik scarf. How to make batik ? The batik technique is simple in principle, but quite complex to implement because it requires a lot of time. Making a ...
cial closing. Elegance contest: it's your turn to play! Here, admiration is not enough: the audience is encouraged to don a sailor's shirt, boatswain's cap, or a tied scarf. A roving jury will seek out the most original or elegant outfit. The prize: a 100% Var gourmet basket and—most importantly� ...
share, but there are also tours of filming locations (Oxford, Lacock, Gloucester...) and, of course, the Platform 9¾ shop at King's Cross, which sells a Gryffindor scarf every 48 seconds on average during peak weekends. Some ideas to complete your London stay • Visit the MinaLima Store in Soho t ...
y, outstanding local territory, and complete disconnection, Médoc Atlantique rolls out the red carpet for those who want to indulge in a final shot of summer. So, put away your scarf (temporarily) and come enjoy the golden light of the late season. Are you coming? N.B. (Nota Bene) The term "Indian ...
