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	<description>Reusable giftwrapping - because anything else is rubbish.</description>
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		<title>By: Be Good To Your Planet, Collaborate &#38; Ride A Penny Farthing / Illustration Booth / Blog</title>
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		<description>[...] We pick up in late &#8217;09. A call from a man with a dream, a dream about a world without wrapping paper. He had invented the Evergreen Wrap; a reusable fabric wrap designed to replace conventional wrapping paper, reduce the number of trees felled in the name of celebration and basically help our poor old planet a little bit. The thing was, there were loads of traditional Furoshiki techniques &#8211; different ways of tying fabric to wrap gifts of all shapes and sizes &#8211; but he needed someone to illustrate them in a contemporary way that matched his branding. The finished illustrations feature on the packaging, but you can also see them here. [...]</description>
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