5. Leave the beeswax wrap to cool then peel it off the paper. Remove any excess wax left on the paper or clinging to the edges of the wrap and use it to make another. Once the wax has hardened, peel ...

5. Leave the beeswax wrap to cool then peel it off the paper. Remove any excess wax left on the paper or clinging to the edges of the wrap and use it to make another. 6. Use your newly made beeswax ...

Beeswax wraps have long been cited as an alternative to foil and clingfilm, but who knew they were so easy to make at home? Try this easy DIY tutorial for yourself. You’re now subscribed to all ...

Ebby then takes the sheets out, uses the paintbrush to spread the wax evenly ... Rachel Quenzer does this for her DIY beeswax wraps) or even make beeswax bags to replace your resealable plastic ...

To do so, shake the wraps off to remove excess moisture and lay them on a drying rack. Berry recommends drying them away from direct sunlight to avoid damaging the wax. "Make sure they are fully ...