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MAKE YOUR OWN BEESWAX WRAPS Get rid of single use plastic once and for all! No more plastic wrap once you have a few of these in the kitchen drawers. STEPS Cut 100% tightly woven cotton fabric into desired shapes. If you have some, use pinking shears to cut the fabric with a non-fraying zig-zag edge. These sizes are 40cm x 28cm (lge) , 28cm x 28cm (med) and 12cm circles (sml). This kit will make 2 large, 4 medium and 8 small. Grate your block of The Practical Beekeeper wax wraps mixture. It's quite sticky, you might want to grab a grater from the op shop just for this purpose. Line a baking tray with baking paper for easy clean up. Lay fabric on tray and dot with wax mixture (see left). Place in 100° oven for 5 minutes or until melted. Use pastry brush to spread mixture, add more if there are dry patches. Pop back in oven for 2 minutes. When fully melted and absorbed carefully lift from tray with tongs while very hot - be careful! Hold for a few seconds to cool and then drape on clothes rack to dry. Wax melts at 60° so clean up is easy - hot water (from the kettle) and liquid soap. www.thepracticalbeekeeper.com.au THE BEEKEEPER Practical Practical Practical
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Page 1: PracticalPractical THE BEEKEEPER MAKE YOUR …...• Grate your block of The Practical Beekeeper wax wraps mixture. It's quite sticky, you might want to grab a grater from the op shop

MAKE YOUR OWN BEESWAX WRAPSGet rid of single use plastic once and for all! No more plastic wrap once you have a few of these in the kitchen drawers. STEPS

• Cut 100% tightly woven cotton fabric into desired shapes. If you have some, use pinking shears to cut the fabric with a non-fraying zig-zag edge.

• These sizes are 40cm x 28cm (lge) , 28cm x 28cm (med) and 12cm circles (sml). This kit will make 2 large, 4 medium and 8 small.

• Grate your block of The Practical Beekeeper wax wraps mixture. It's quite sticky, you might want to grab a grater from the op shop just for this purpose.

• Line a baking tray with baking paper for easy clean up. Lay fabric on tray and dot with wax mixture (see left).

• Place in 100° oven for 5 minutes or until melted. Use pastry brush to spread mixture, add more if there are dry patches. Pop back in oven for 2 minutes.

• When fully melted and absorbed carefully lift from tray with tongs while very hot - be careful! Hold for a few seconds to cool and then drape on clothes rack to dry.

• Wax melts at 60° so clean up is easy - hot water (from the kettle) and liquid soap.

www.thepracticalbeekeeper.com.au

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