TAWASHI evening
"On the road to a green Province"
At the end of the boot community days, the community of Kremlin-Bicêtre had a Tawashi evening.
A Tawashi sponge is homemade, most often from old clothes.
It is a way to participate in recycling and limit polluting waste in a world where the consumption of synthetic sponges is very high.
Realization of 2 sponges on wooden loom and nails
At the end of the boot community days, the community of Kremlin-Bicêtre had a Tawashi evening.
A Tawashi sponge is homemade, most often from old clothes.
It is a way to participate in recycling and limit polluting waste in a world where the consumption of synthetic sponges is very high.
Realization of 2 sponges on wooden loom and nails
As a first part, we watched a video that allows to see what these sponges are and how to make them yourself : DIY. Éponge Recyclé Tawashi // Recycled Sponge. Tawashi – YouTube
Then, second part : realization
Made with the means at hand, sr Marie Dolores , the host of the evening, prepared two “looms” on wood and gathered the necessary material so that each one had something to do.
Making a trapilho style ribbon from an old T-Shirt.
As a first part, we watched a video that allows to see what these sponges are and how to make them yourself : DIY. Éponge Recyclé Tawashi // Recycled Sponge. Tawashi – YouTube
Then, second part : realization
Made with the means at hand, sr Marie Dolores , the host of the evening, prepared two “looms” on wood and gathered the necessary material so that each one had something to do.
Making a trapilho style ribbon from an old T-Shirt.
Making a sponge on a loom on a large cardboard box (turned over) and pins.
Making a sponge on a loom on a large cardboard box (turned over) and pins.
Making a sponge out of knitted rope (to have one that itches)
Making a sponge out of knitted rope (to have one that itches)
