Fearsome Friends Knot Wrap

Knot Wrap Number: 520
Year of Release: 2025
Supplier: re-wrap
Size: 50cm x 50cm
Conceal one of our limited-edition bath bombs or bubble bars in this Halloween Knot Wrap for a frighteningly good gift. Featuring a cast of cute and creepy characters, this organic cotton alternative to traditional wrapping paper continues to haunt you as it can be reused again and again.
Designed by Jordan Moody of Intoart who says, “First I made a list and chose my favourite Halloween characters I wanted to draw. I imagined them all living together in the same big house and my Knot Wrap design is how I think their big wall of fancy framed photos would look.”
Trifle Studios and IntoArt – a multidisciplinary design studio whose work is created by artists and designers with learning disabilities. Established in 2017, Trifle Studios and IntoArt specialise in collaborations with brands worldwide spanning product design, illustration, fashion, interiors, textiles and homeware.
Lush Knot Wraps are a reusable and easy-peasy wrapping alternative to gift papers, made from either organic cotton or recycled polyester. They come in a variety of colours, designs and sizes! Ditch disposable paper for good and wrap up your gifts and naked products again and again with our reusable, vibrant and fun Knot Wraps.
Leaving the world Lusher than we found it
This Knot Wrap is 100% organic cotton, made by the artisans of re-wrap-a social enterprise in India focussing on environmental and social change. Re-wrap work with a local farming group who produce the 100% organic cotton. By working with the farmers directly, re-wrap are able to ensure the farmers receive a fair wage, giving them financial security and allowing them to plan for their future.
This Knot Wrap is designed to be used over and over again, to replace gift wrap, wrap your packed lunch, or even as a head wrap, visit our YouTube to see a video tutorial.
How to use:
Use this fabric alternative to single-use paper to wrap up your chosen products for a tailor-made gift.
Visit the Lush Knot Wrap Archive here.