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Tissue paper adds color to cheesecloth wrapped presents. Learn how to wrap presents with cheesecloth and tissue paper in this free gift wrapping video. more »
Pull cheesecloth tightly around the gift for the final touch. Learn how to tighten and secure cheesecloth in this free gift wrapping video. more »
A cheesecloth ghost makes an easy and inexpensive centerpiece or a fun craft project for the kids on a cool afternoon. more »
Cheesecloth is a cotton cloth that is not dyed. The loose weaving pattern of the cloth and the strong cotton structure enables cheesecloth to be used to strain liquids from food. Unlike paper filters, the cotton in cheesecloth enables it to maintain its strength even when wet. It was originally used in cheesemaking (and still is for making cheese at home), but you will find that there are many other uses for cheesecloth in the kitchen and around the house. more »
Cheesecloth is inexpensive, easy to find in stores and handy throughout the house. Purchase it in small packages for household chores or by the yard or by the bolt for craft projects. With the following terrific ideas, you're sure to need lots of cheesecloth. more »
When using cheesecloth to wrap presents, it's important to measure and cut the right size. Learn how to cut cheesecloth into the right size in this in this free gift wrapping video. more »
Like many common and inexpensive kitchen aids, cheesecloth has long been a staple in professional kitchens and private homes as a quick solution to cooking dilemmas everywhere. more »
Cheesecloth is most often associated with kitchen use, but it can also function as an excellent material for craft projects. The thin but sturdy texture of the material lends itself to easy use, and cheesecloth has the added benefit of being very inexpensive. For these reasons, many teachers and parents choose to do crafts with children that feature cheesecloth. more »
You can find cheesecloth in the painting section of the hardware store. Learn how to make paper mache lizards from a professional art instructor in this free crafts video. more »
Once learning the various techniques of how to cook with cheesecloth, you will find yourself using this versatile natural, unbleached cotton fabric often. From basting to straining and steaming to making spice and herb packets, known as bouquet garni, this inexpensive cooking tool has many uses in the kitchen. Read on to learn how to cook with cheesecloth. more »
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