Flower seeds are implanted in this handmade wrapping paper. After your gift is unwrapped, the paper can be planted and will blossom with a mix of butterfly-attracting wildflowers. Made of recycled materials, and available in a range of colors.
5 bucks per sheet from Plantable Papers
Earth friendly and reusable, Fabric Gift Bags are the way to go! Not to mention the super sweet sock-monkey pattern!
3 to 12 bucks, depending on size from Lucky Crow Gift Bags
Hemp doesn’t have to be hippie. This gift wrap is suave, polished, and earth-friendy too.
90% recycled post-consumer fiber, printed with vegetable-based ink. 2 sheets per package (24″ x 36″)
5 bucks from Paporganics
These gift cards are so darling that they could redeem a lump of coal wrapped in a rag. Choose from festive sentiments such as: You Rock! and Huzzah! (an exclamation I have resolved to use once a day — just adds a little zing to the old vocab.)
You could buy 2 cards 2 bucks, but I bet you’ll want to spring for the bakers dozen and get 13 for 11 bucks.
From Paper Princess
I am going to quote from the Papoganics website: “100% biodegradable Natural Ribbon is made from perfectly aligned strands of cotton coated with a water-based adhesive and colored with soy-based ink. Crisp and springy in texture, it holds its shape beautifully and is easily curled or shredded. A unique environmental choice in ribbon. Made in the U.S.A.” Isn’t that a great idea? It comes in several colors and patterns.
5 bucks at Paporganics
It bounces. It lights up. It plays the dreidel song. That’s a lot of dreidel action for just 3 bucks.
From OyToys
This peapod menorah is so organic and beautiful . . . a reminder of spring in the heart of winter. Designed by Israeli artist Anat Basanta.
41 bucks from Canaan Online
