WeaveyStudio | Beeswax Wrap Pre-mixed wax blocks, DIY Bee Wax Wraps 50g refresher block, beewax wrap diy kit, cloth food cover, pine resin.
 
***If you enter Quantity 1, you will only get 1 bee wax wrap refresher***
 
Would you love to turn your favourite fabrics into beautiful Beeswax wraps? Well, now you can use our premixed beewax blocks to do your own bee wax wrap!
Our beeswax refresher blocks are made from a special blend of Australian beeswax, pine resin, and jojoba oil. Using only the best natural ingredients such as organic Beeswax, jojoba oil and natural pine resin. Your handmade wraps will have the exact same clinginess and hold our products have become famous for.
Simply follow the instructions included to turn your own material into long-lasting Beeswax wraps that can be used again, and again, and again.
This blend ensures your wraps have the right amount of stick that keeping your food and wraps fresher for longer.
50 g block will cover 1/2 -3/4 meters of cotton fabric
Here's are a more specific caclulation:
50g will do 3 Medium wrap (20x20cm approx.) OR 2 smaller sizes! This is good for those wanting to hand make their own lunch wrap or start a good collection of smaller sized wraps.
100g will do 1 large wrap (35x35cm approx.) OR 5 small sizes! Its great value and perfect for those wanting to hand make their own stash of wraps.
150g will do 1 large wraps (35x35cm approx.) OR 6-7 small sizes! This is outstanding value for those wanting to make a good sized stash or their own essentials pack.
200g will do 1 jumbo wraps (40x45cm approx.) OR 8-9 small sizes! It’s huge and is perfect for making your own massive stash or to make some for gifts.
250g will do 1 jumbo wraps (40x45cm approx.) OR 10-11 small OR 4-5 medium OR 2 Large sizes! This size is our best seller! Great saving!
*Please note the fabric is not included, and the weight may be +/-2g
How to make bee wax wrap?
Instruction:
Oven method:
1) Preheat oven to 150°C
2) Use a fine cheese grater to grate the beeswax block
3) Place beeswax wrap on a sheet of baking paper, print side facing down
4) Sprinkle the grated wax on the fabric and place it in the oven until the wax has melted (about 3-5 mins)
5) Remove from the oven and use a silicone brush to smooth and even out the wax
6) Pick up the wrap by the corners and allow to dry for 20-30 secs
Iron method:
1) Turn on the iron and set it to the max. heat (no steam)
2) Use a fine cheese grater to grate the beeswax block
3) Place beeswax wrap on a sheet of baking paper, print side facing down
4) Sprinkle the grated wax on the fabric and place another sheet of baking paper over the top of the wrap
5) Iron over the baking paper and allow the wax to melt, spreading the wax evenly over the entire wrap
6) Remove the top sheet of baking paper
7) Pick up the wrap by the corners and allow to dry for 20-30 secs
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