Furoshiki Bags - Too Late
![Using a Too Late Furoshiki cloth to cover my Dolce and Gabbana handbag](http://i18.photobucket.com/albums/b143/belabela1980/a4b25ccf.jpg)
![Too2Late Futoshiki Cloth](http://farm8.staticflickr.com/7210/6892875815_dc5936ac40_z.jpg)
![Too Late Furoshiki turned into a handbag](http://i18.photobucket.com/albums/b143/belabela1980/1e597982.jpg)
Something eagerly awaited came today... no not just the sun which was lovely but the Furoshiki cloth that I ordered arrived! It's simply amazing on so many levels and by Too Late. What initially drew me to their line of Furoshiki, a traditional way to wrap things in Japan, was the emphasis on creating bags out of them and how large they are. They even include a book and have a video up on how to knot and tie various bags. A particularly genius way is taking an old handbag (or a light colored one you're always fearful of staining) and using the Furoshiki to cover it (love the results!). A sort of wearable gift wrap.
It was had to pick out a print because they have so many delicious ones but as soon as I removed mine from the box, I was even shocked at all the oooo's and ahhhhsss that came wafting in. Such a treat to be pleasantly surprised at something being ten times more beautiful than you expected.
Furoshiki cloth: Too Late
Image: courtesy Magda for Gave That
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