Beeswax Wrap DIY Kit

Everything you need to make two reusable beeswax wraps. You sprinkle wax pellets on cotton, warm it until they go clear, and hang it up for a minute.

Inside the box: a 12" × 12" cotton square, an 8" × 8" cotton square, a 2 oz. pouch of white beeswax pastilles (cosmetic grade) two half sheets of natural parchment, and a card with the steps.

The 12 inch one covers a cereal bowl or a cut melon. The 8 inch one is the sandwich and half-an-avocado size. Warm them in your hands and they take the shape of whatever you press them around, then hold it as they cool.

You'll need an oven, or an iron if you'd rather. A baking sheet or a cooling rack, and something to clip the finished wrap to while it cools. All kitchen things, nothing to buy.

Which prints arrive is a surprise, because these get cut from whatever is on the table that week. When the wraps eventually stop clinging, you re-wax them with what's left in the pouch, which is most of it.