When “Something Funky in the Fridge” Helps the Planet

“Something funky in the fridge” sounds like mouldy food, doesn’t it? In this case, it’s quite the opposite … this is a groovy way to do food preserving!

Header image for "When Something Funky in the Fridge Helps the Planet?" featuring cookies spilling out of a wrappa bees reusable wrap fashioned into a pocket

If we’ve met in person lately, you’ll have noticed I’m talking incessantly a lot about Wrappa Bees Reusable Wax Food Wraps. I’ve been growing more and more unhappy about using environmentally-devastating-but-so-damn-handy cling film, and I’m excited to know about a viable, pretty alternative for food storage. Reusable wax food wraps are a fab way to use less plastic while keeping our fridges festive.

Cheryl and I and our cat-loving colluder Juanita Tortilla (who I interviewed here) made friends a couple of months ago and thought it would be cool to collaborate on an exclusive South Australian Artist range of waxed wraps.

Click this to check out my bold interview with Cheryl.

Click this to read Cheryl’s artist interview questions.

Our Fab(ulous) Collab(oration)!

My pattern design is printed onto a cotton fabric and hand crafted into wraps by Cheryl.

There’s a hearts / gingham-inspired one (with cheese, bottom right) and sunshine-y honey yellow one with cute flowers and little stars, and the big flower pattern with all the colours on a navy background.

Flay lay shot of cheese, cucumber and a roll, wrapped in Tangerine Meg design Wrappa Bees reusable food wrapsI played with the colour range across the three designs, which are all in the pack. The yellow is a hat tip to bees and honey. Blue is a great contrast for food – as indeed it is when painting a still life – because there aren’t many blue foods (except quondong jelly and blueberries) so your fresh produce will always look gorgeous.

Oh. So will cookies. :)

chocolate chip cookies spilling out of a checkered reusable wax food wrap fashioned into a pocketCombining my obsession for patterns and contributing to funky food wraps for our fridges is such a delight. Thanks to Jessica Swift and your brilliant course: Pattern Camp! Woot! Love your work! I couldn’t have done this without you <3

Click the picture or this writing to get your pack now! Cheryl does mail order – like me! – so you can order these funky wraps from anywhere in the world…

Let us know how you go!

Talk soon,
Love Meg x o

 

PS There’s a cat picture that you’ve helped me name on instagram and facebook, and more “Work in Progress” art posts in the queue… so stay tuned. If you want to get blog posts and other sweet things direct to your InBox a couple of times a month, sign up for my eLetters here.

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  1. Pingback: Live Bold List 46: So Long 2016 and thanks for all the fish! - Tangerine Meg

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