Have you ever heard of a Furoshiki? It's a Japanese wrapping cloth, and although traditionally it's used for wrapping and carrying things, the cloth can be folded and used as a scarf, a body wrap, and more than 100 other useful things. Nifty no?
P.S. You can buy some here, too!
P.S. You can buy some here, too!
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great post . this is a must have for my wardrobe .
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This is so awesome! How did I not know about it?
ReplyDeletecompletely and utterly nifty, I like multi-functional things :)
ReplyDeleteneed this in my life! do you know where they stock them?
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