Beeswax Twist Ties - Box of 20

Handmade in Nova Scotia using beeswax from the Annapolis Valley, Hive to Home's twist ties are a sustainable and reusable option for keeping things secure.

Made with love, care, and quality ingredients. These beeswax twist ties are crafted with the same trusted ingredients you know and love from Hive to Home’s signature beeswax wraps. These versatile, sustainable twist ties are the perfect way to keep your items sealed, secured, and stylish, without the waste.
 
Made from 100% cotton, Nova Scotian beeswax, package free jojoba oil, and sustainably harvested pine rosin.
 
Hive to Home’s twist ties are designed to be used again and again! They can be shaped by twisting for a fresh start every time - whether its sealing bags of food, flour, sugar, or snacks, rolls (of parchment paper, baking mats) in the kitchen, organizing cords, securing packaging on food, and much more.
 
Each pack includes a variety of lengths and sizes, so you’ll always have the perfect twist tie for any task, big or small.

• Contains 20 twist ties of various widths and lengths and fabrics
  

Here are some ways customers have used their twist ties:

• to hold paper towel on their cutlery in their lunch box
• to hold bags closed in the freezer
• to hold the cheese wrapper closed
• to hold the chip bag closed
• to hold a cut up orange in a sphere until it's eaten
• to hold bags closed in the pantry
• in lunch boxes, the freezer, the pantry, the fridge.

Beeswax wraps are made by hand and no two are the same. Therefore patterns may vary from photograph.

Process:
Fabric is hand washed with EcoSuds Soap Nuts, air dried, and ironed. Made with beeswax from Cosman & Whidden Nova Scotia Honey, jojoba oil and food safe pine resin. This local beeswax isn't bleached and gives the wraps a fresh yellow tint.

Hive to Home is based in Halifax, NS. Owner Chelsey Schmuland is passionate about the environment, specifically waste (recycling, organics, garbage, refundables). She holds a Bachelor of Science with a double major in Environment, Sustainability and Society & Environmental Science from Dalhousie University. Each month, Hive to Home donates 5% of sales to a Nova Scotian beekeeping group, society, or community garden.