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Beeswraps

posted on

July 29, 2020





All natural Beeswax Wraps.

Mariah absolutely loved these when she got some about a year ago and now she has decided to try her hand at making some on her own. 

Say goodbye to plastic wraps, siran wraps and guilt you feel when you throw it right into the trash after a single use (maybe if you were like me you had 2-3 attempts before you even got one to stay on the dish)

And say hello to your beloved dishes, pots, and pans that never had or haven't had a lid that fit in years


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