Reusable Christmas Bon Bons

Reusable Christmas Bon Bons

Celebrate sustainably with our Australian-made, upcycled fabric, reusable Christmas Bon Bons. Each bon bon is meticulously handsewn in Australia, using preloved fabrics that bring a touch of elegance – with timeless colours or a burst of delightful florals.

Crafted exclusively for ReNewy Living, these beautiful bon bons are not only refillable but also add a delightful touch to your Christmas decor. Embrace a sustainable celebration and cherish the joy of pulling these charming bon bons year after year.

Description

Depending on fabric availability, you’ll unwrap from your choice of a set of 6, 8, or 10, each thoughtfully curated in complementary colours or patterns. The bon bons are individually crafted and limited in quantity, making each set unique and one-of-a-kind.

Each set of Reusable Christmas Bon Bons comes flat-packed for you to assemble. How to assemble instructions found here (youtube)…

What’s Included

Included in each set of reusable Christmas bon bons are your chosen number of:

• • Easy-to-assemble, pre-made bon bon pieces. With two pieces per bon bon, simply snap them together using the quick snaps.
  • Pairs of pre-cut ribbon to secure the ends of the bon bon
  • One bon bon cracker snap, one tissue paper hat & one joke for each reusable cracker

Their convenient flat pack design ensures they take up minimal space for storage, and the durable snaps keep them looking perfect on your table without wear and tear over time.

How to assemble the Reusable Christmas Bon Bons found here (youtube)…

Measurements

• • Overall length varies slightly, but is approximately 32.5cm.
  • Once assembled, the bon bon cylinder measures approximately 10cm in length.
  • Diameter is approx. 5.5cm.

Whether you’re in search of traditional paper Christmas Bon Bons or eager to craft your own, ReNewy Living has you covered.

Care Instructions

• • Lay flat when not in use and for storage.
  • Spot clean.
  • If need to wash them, luke warm handwash in a gentle soap water due to the delicacy of the inner fabrics.

Eco Friendly Features

• • Repurposed: Each bon bon’s outer fabric is repurposed from preloved materials, thoughtfully sourced and curated with love.
  • Personalised: Free from trinkets, jokes and hats – for you to add thoughtful and eco-friendly gifts.
  • Reusable: The bon bon is designed to be reusable for years to come.
  • Enjoy: trinket, paper-free and plastic-free bon bons
  • Ethical: Crafted with care in Newcastle, Australia, ensuring fair wages for honest work
  • Have a merry and sustainable Christmas!

Postage and Delivery

I highly recommend and prefer Express Post to ensure peace-of-mind postage.

Express Post guarantees your Christmas crackers will arrive before Christmas (as per Australia Post Christmas cut-off dates), especially when there are increased delays with Standard Postage.

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