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11/10/2023
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Until November 21st if you see the sticker on the right top corner of a product, it means that this product and its variations are under the "Buy 1, Get 1 Free" promotion, which means that if you buy one product with this sticker you'll receive another for FREE.
For example, if you buy 1 product that costs 20€, you'll actually receive 2. If you buy 2, for 40€, you'll actually receive 4. And so on...
If you reach our wholesale value, meaning purchase above 200€, you'll get an extra 50% discount on these products.
BUY 1 GET 1 FREE COLLECTION
👉 https://mbcork.com/collections/buy-1-get-1-free-collection
Cork, "cortiça" in Portuguese, is composed of dead cells that accumulate on the outer surface of the cork oak tree (Quercus Suber) that mostly grows in southwest Europe and northwest Africa regions, being the majority here in Portugal (34% of the world cork forests)
This material has been used for quite some time, as it was found that cork bottle stoppers in Egyptian tombs dating thousands of years. The Ancient Greeks also used it to make fishing net floats, sandals, and bottle stoppers. Two thousand years ago, Romans widely used cork in a variety of ways, including life jackets for fishermen.
Harvesting cork it’s an ancient method that can only be done by experts. This process not only doesn’t harm the tree, but it’s also actually good for them. Stripping a cork oak of its bark also enhances the ability to absorb carbon dioxide; the seven million acres of cork forest around the Mediterranean offset 20 million tons of CO2 each year.
At MB Cork, we use our own Cork fabrics produced in Portugal for sewing vegan bags, wallets, handbags, backpacks, purses, and many other accessories like Cork belts and hats.
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Website - www.mbcork.com
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Black and Gold Natural Cork Marbled Tote Bag with Zipper Accents 🌳✨
11/03/2023
A handbag made with the most wonderful material on the planet... Cork
Harvesting cork not only doesn’t harm the tree, it’s actually good for them. Stripping a cork oak of its bark also enhances the ability to absorb carbon dioxide. The seven million acres of cork forest around the Mediterranean offset 20 million tons of CO2 each year.
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Cork Harvest in Portugal
10/27/2023
Cork industry employs more than 30,000 workers in varied jobs. They confirm that there are plenty of cork oak trees to be found in the ethically and environmentally harvested cork forests of Portugal.
Regular planting ensures a continuous and steady supply without harming the tree, but the process requires some patience.
One Cork oak tree takes more than 25 years of growth before it’s bark can first be harvested.
Farmers then must wait another 9-10 years until the trees fully recover and are ready to have their outer bark layer harvested again.
This approach yields a high-quality raw material, while enabling the trees to live healthy for more than 300 years.
Cork, "cortiça" in Portuguese, is composed of dead cells that accumulate on the outer surface of the cork oak tree (Quercus Suber) that mostly grows in southwest Europe and northwes t Africa regions, being the majority here in Portugal (34% of the world cork forests)
This material has been used for quite some time, as it was found cork bottle stoppers in Egyptian tombs dating thousands of years. The Ancient Greeks also used it to make fishing net floats, sandals, and bottle stoppers. Two thousand years ago, Romans widely used cork in a variety of ways, including life jackets for fishermen.
Harvesting cork it’s an ancient method that can only be done by experts. This process not only doesn’t harm the tree, but it’s also actually good for them. Stripping a cork oak of its bark also enhances the ability to absorb carbon dioxide; the seven million acres of cork forest around the Mediterranean offset 20 million tons of CO2 each year.
At MB Cork, we use our own Cork fabrics produced in Portugal for sewing vegan bags, wallets, handbags, backpacks, purses, and many other accessories like Cork belts and hats.
GET TO KNOW US:
Website - www.mbcork.com
Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/corkmb
Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/mb_cork/
Pinterest - https://www.pinterest.pt/corkmb/
Music:
ROYALTY FREE Epic Instrumental Music / Dramatic Music Royalty Free by MUSIC4VIDEO
#corkharvest #cork #portugal
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Sewing Cork 15 - How to Make a Cork Zipper Case Bag Tutorial
12/06/2024
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Welcome to a tutorial in which we will teach you how to make a unique cork crossbody zipper purse in just a few minutes.
Get some of our natural cork fabrics so you can follow along 😊
OUR CORK FABRICS
👉 https://www.mbcork.com/collections/cork-fabric-1
Cork, "cortiça" in Portuguese, is composed of dead cells that accumulate on the outer surface of the cork oak tree (Quercus Suber) that mostly grows in southwest Europe and northwest Africa regions, being the majority here in Portugal (34% of the world cork forests)
This material has been used for quite some time, as it was found that cork bottle stoppers in Egyptian tombs dating thousands of years. The Ancient Greeks also used it to make fishing net floats, sandals, and bottle stoppers. Two thousand years ago, Romans widely used cork in a variety of ways, including life jackets for fishermen.
Harvesting cork it’s an ancient method that can only be done by experts. This process not only doesn’t harm the tree, but it’s also actually good for them. Stripping a cork oak of its bark also enhances the ability to absorb carbon dioxide; the seven million acres of cork forest around the Mediterranean offset 20 million tons of CO2 each year.
At MB Cork, we use our own Cork fabrics produced in Portugal for sewing vegan bags, wallets, handbags, backpacks, purses, and many other accessories like Cork belts and hats.
#corkbag #bagtutorial #sewinglesson
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Sewing Cork 14 - How to Make a Cork Crossbody Zipper Bag Tutorial
11/15/2024
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Welcome to a tutorial in which we will teach you how to make a unique cork crossbody zipper purse in just a few minutes.
Get some of our natural cork fabrics so you can follow along 😊
OUR CORK FABRICS
👉 https://www.mbcork.com/collections/cork-fabric-1
Cork, "cortiça" in Portuguese, is composed of dead cells that accumulate on the outer surface of the cork oak tree (Quercus Suber) that mostly grows in southwest Europe and northwest Africa regions, being the majority here in Portugal (34% of the world cork forests)
This material has been used for quite some time, as it was found that cork bottle stoppers in Egyptian tombs dating thousands of years. The Ancient Greeks also used it to make fishing net floats, sandals, and bottle stoppers. Two thousand years ago, Romans widely used cork in a variety of ways, including life jackets for fishermen.
Harvesting cork it’s an ancient method that can only be done by experts. This process not only doesn’t harm the tree, but it’s also actually good for them. Stripping a cork oak of its bark also enhances the ability to absorb carbon dioxide; the seven million acres of cork forest around the Mediterranean offset 20 million tons of CO2 each year.
At MB Cork, we use our own Cork fabrics produced in Portugal for sewing vegan bags, wallets, handbags, backpacks, purses, and many other accessories like Cork belts and hats.
#corkbag #bagtutorial #sewinglesson
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Sewing Cork 13 - How to Make a Cork Zipper PlaceMat Tutorial
11/01/2024
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Welcome to a tutorial in which we will teach you how to make a unique cork crossbody zipper purse in just a few minutes.
Get some of our natural cork fabrics so you can follow along 😊
OUR CORK FABRICS
👉 https://www.mbcork.com/collections/cork-fabric-1
Cork, "cortiça" in Portuguese, is composed of dead cells that accumulate on the outer surface of the cork oak tree (Quercus Suber) that mostly grows in southwest Europe and northwest Africa regions, being the majority here in Portugal (34% of the world cork forests)
This material has been used for quite some time, as it was found that cork bottle stoppers in Egyptian tombs dating thousands of years. The Ancient Greeks also used it to make fishing net floats, sandals, and bottle stoppers. Two thousand years ago, Romans widely used cork in a variety of ways, including life jackets for fishermen.
Harvesting cork it’s an ancient method that can only be done by experts. This process not only doesn’t harm the tree, but it’s also actually good for them. Stripping a cork oak of its bark also enhances the ability to absorb carbon dioxide; the seven million acres of cork forest around the Mediterranean offset 20 million tons of CO2 each year.
At MB Cork, we use our own Cork fabrics produced in Portugal for sewing vegan bags, wallets, handbags, backpacks, purses, and many other accessories like Cork belts and hats.
Music:
Imperss - Her Smile
https://soundcloud.com/imperss/her-smile-imperss-original-mix-2023freedl
Markvard - Vacation
https://soundcloud.com/markvard/vacation
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Sewing Cork 12 - How to Make a Cork Zipper Makeup Bag Purse Tutorial
10/18/2024
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Welcome to a tutorial in which we will teach you how to make a unique cork crossbody zipper purse in just a few minutes.
Get some of our natural cork fabrics so you can follow along 😊
OUR CORK FABRICS
👉 https://www.mbcork.com/collections/cork-fabric-1
Cork, "cortiça" in Portuguese, is composed of dead cells that accumulate on the outer surface of the cork oak tree (Quercus Suber) that mostly grows in southwest Europe and northwest Africa regions, being the majority here in Portugal (34% of the world cork forests)
This material has been used for quite some time, as it was found that cork bottle stoppers in Egyptian tombs dating thousands of years. The Ancient Greeks also used it to make fishing net floats, sandals, and bottle stoppers. Two thousand years ago, Romans widely used cork in a variety of ways, including life jackets for fishermen.
Harvesting cork it’s an ancient method that can only be done by experts. This process not only doesn’t harm the tree, but it’s also actually good for them. Stripping a cork oak of its bark also enhances the ability to absorb carbon dioxide; the seven million acres of cork forest around the Mediterranean offset 20 million tons of CO2 each year.
At MB Cork, we use our own Cork fabrics produced in Portugal for sewing vegan bags, wallets, handbags, backpacks, purses, and many other accessories like Cork belts and hats.
Music:
by jiglr
Hello World
https://hypeddit.com/track/m0ccly
by Scandinavianz & Lahar
Kahakai
by Justhea
Destination
spoti.fi/2NycVfd
apple.co/3u51z2V
by Grenada
Treasure
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Sewing Cork 11 - How to Make a Cork Crossbody Zipper Purse
10/04/2024
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Welcome to a tutorial in which we will teach you how to make a unique cork crossbody zipper purse in just a few minutes.
Get some of our natural cork fabrics so you can follow along 😊
OUR CORK FABRICS
👉 https://www.mbcork.com/collections/cork-fabric-1
Cork, "cortiça" in Portuguese, is composed of dead cells that accumulate on the outer surface of the cork oak tree (Quercus Suber) that mostly grows in southwest Europe and northwest Africa regions, being the majority here in Portugal (34% of the world cork forests)
This material has been used for quite some time, as it was found that cork bottle stoppers in Egyptian tombs dating thousands of years. The Ancient Greeks also used it to make fishing net floats, sandals, and bottle stoppers. Two thousand years ago, Romans widely used cork in a variety of ways, including life jackets for fishermen.
Harvesting cork it’s an ancient method that can only be done by experts. This process not only doesn’t harm the tree, but it’s also actually good for them. Stripping a cork oak of its bark also enhances the ability to absorb carbon dioxide; the seven million acres of cork forest around the Mediterranean offset 20 million tons of CO2 each year.
At MB Cork, we use our own Cork fabrics produced in Portugal for sewing vegan bags, wallets, handbags, backpacks, purses, and many other accessories like Cork belts and hats.
Music:
by Hotham
Stream: linktr.ee/hothammusic
Free Download: hypeddit.com/hotham/sunsetdrive
Balynt - Chase The Sundown
www.instagram.com/balyntmusic/
spoti.fi/3trRrSk
www.youtube.com/channel/UCy7vyjdJTHm6M7zYHEXX21Q
@balyntmusic
Music: Vlad Gluschenko — Serpantine
License: Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 Unported: https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/deed.en
#corkbag #corkfabric #sewinglesson
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Sewing Cork 10 - How to Make a Cork Crossbody Bag DIY Tutorial
09/06/2024
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Welcome to a tutorial in which we will teach you how to make a unique zipper purse in just a few minutes.
Get some of our natural cork fabrics so you can follow along 😊
OUR CORK FABRICS
👉 https://www.mbcork.com/collections/cork-fabric-1
Cork, "cortiça" in Portuguese, is composed of dead cells that accumulate on the outer surface of the cork oak tree (Quercus Suber) that mostly grows in southwest Europe and northwest Africa regions, being the majority here in Portugal (34% of the world cork forests)
This material has been used for quite some time, as it was found that cork bottle stoppers in Egyptian tombs dating thousands of years. The Ancient Greeks also used it to make fishing net floats, sandals, and bottle stoppers. Two thousand years ago, Romans widely used cork in a variety of ways, including life jackets for fishermen.
Harvesting cork it’s an ancient method that can only be done by experts. This process not only doesn’t harm the tree, but it’s also actually good for them. Stripping a cork oak of its bark also enhances the ability to absorb carbon dioxide; the seven million acres of cork forest around the Mediterranean offset 20 million tons of CO2 each year.
At MB Cork, we use our own Cork fabrics produced in Portugal for sewing vegan bags, wallets, handbags, backpacks, purses, and many other accessories like Cork belts and hats.
Music:
Artist: tubebackr
Track: Mango
Free download link: https://hypeddit.com/tubebackr/mango
Music by Hotham
Stream: linktr.ee/hothammusic
Free Download: hypeddit.com/hotham/coconutgrove
Music: Balynt - Time To Go
www.instagram.com/balyntmusic/
spoti.fi/3trRrSk
www.youtube.com/channel/UCy7vyjdJTHm6M7zYHEXX21Q
@balyntmusic
#corkbag #corkfabric #sewinglesson
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Sewing Cork 9 - How to Make a Cork Handbag DIY Tutorial
08/23/2024
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Welcome to a tutorial in which we will teach you how to make a unique zipper purse in just a few minutes.
Get some of our natural cork fabrics so you can follow along 😊
OUR CORK FABRICS
👉 https://www.mbcork.com/collections/cork-fabric-1
Cork, "cortiça" in Portuguese, is composed of dead cells that accumulate on the outer surface of the cork oak tree (Quercus Suber) that mostly grows in southwest Europe and northwest Africa regions, being the majority here in Portugal (34% of the world cork forests)
This material has been used for quite some time, as it was found that cork bottle stoppers in Egyptian tombs dating thousands of years. The Ancient Greeks also used it to make fishing net floats, sandals, and bottle stoppers. Two thousand years ago, Romans widely used cork in a variety of ways, including life jackets for fishermen.
Harvesting cork it’s an ancient method that can only be done by experts. This process not only doesn’t harm the tree, but it’s also actually good for them. Stripping a cork oak of its bark also enhances the ability to absorb carbon dioxide; the seven million acres of cork forest around the Mediterranean offset 20 million tons of CO2 each year.
At MB Cork, we use our own Cork fabrics produced in Portugal for sewing vegan bags, wallets, handbags, backpacks, purses, and many other accessories like Cork belts and hats.
Music:
➞ Artist: Ron Gelinas
➞ Track Title: Confessions (Original Mix)
➞ Link to Track: youtu.be/c8jN56uiU84
➞ Artist: Ron Gelinas
➞ Track Title: Forlorn Craving (Original Mix)
➞ Link to Track: youtu.be/RJzK-hCukI4
➞ Artist: Ron Gelinas
➞ Track Title: Ready (Original Mix)
➞ Link to Track: youtu.be/3SOU8EIqx2o
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Sewing Cork 8 - How to Make a Cork Fanny Pack Bag DIY Tutorial
08/09/2024
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Welcome to a tutorial in which we will teach you how to make a unique zipper purse in just a few minutes.
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OUR CORK FABRICS
👉 https://www.mbcork.com/collections/cork-fabric-1
FRENCH TRANSLATION:
0"08 un mousqueton
0"10 une demi-anneau de 3 cm
0"13 un carré de 3 cm
0"15 un régulateur de 3 cm
0"17 un curseur
0"19 une fermeture éclair de 32 cm
0"21 quatre carrés de 8cm8cm de tissu
0"24 une sangle de 3 cm de 6 cm
0"26 une sangle de 3 cm de 8 cm
0"30 une sangle de 3 cm de 1m et 20cm
0"32 pièce principale de tissu de 35cm30cm
0"35 doublure de 35cm30cm
0"44 Pour les carrés de tissu, trouvez le milieu d'un côté et marquez 2,5cm de chaque côté du centre.
0"58 Reliez les marques aux extrémités des côtés opposés.
1"05 Coupez le long des marques.
1"18 Répétez le processus sur les trois autres carrés.
2"28 Assemblez-les deux par deux, endroit contre endroit.
2"30 Cousez trois côtés : les deux diagonales et le côté le plus étroit.
2"47 Vous pouvez faire une petite coupe dans les coins pour faciliter le retournement.
2"58 Retournez les deux pièces et surpiquez.
3"34 Attachez la sangle de 6 cm avec la demi-anneau à l'une des pièces.
3"40 Cousez une couture.
3"45 Sur le carré, passez la sangle de 8 cm et attachez-la à l'autre pièce.
3"52 Cousez et réservez les deux pièces.
4"00 Sur le tissu de 35cm30cm, placez la fermeture éclair sur le côté de 30cm.
4"04 Endroit de la fermeture éclair contre endroit du tissu et cousez.
4"09 Ouvrez la fermeture éclair.
4"11 Sur le côté opposé, placez la fermeture éclair, endroit contre endroit, et cousez.
4"19 Alignez la doublure, endroit contre endroit, avec les bords.
4"21 Cousez le long des coutures précédentes.
4"33 Retournez la pièce.
4"40 Surpiquez la couture.
5"04 Insérez le curseur et retournez la pièce.
5"28 Trouvez le centre.
5"30 Alignez la fermeture éclair avec le centre et cousez.
5"33 Répétez de l'autre côté.
5"38 Marquez des carrés de 5 cm.
5"55 Coupez l'excès de fermeture éclair et appliquez du biais.
6"37 Coupez les coins.
7"00 Cousez deux coins dans le sens de la longueur.
7"12 Appliquez du biais sur les deux.
7"34 Insérez les pièces réservées précédemment dans le coin ouvert.
7"40 Ajustez le haut du coin, avec la fermeture éclair vers le haut, et cousez.
7"57 Appliquez du biais.
8"10 Insérez l'autre pièce réservée dans l'autre coin.
8"17 Ajustez le haut du coin et cousez.
8"20 Appliquez du biais.
8"31 Retournez la pièce.
8"40 Sur la sangle, attachez le régulateur.
9"00 Attachez le mousqueton.
9"03 Passez la sangle à nouveau dans le régulateur.
9"11 Attachez-la au carré.
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Sewing Cork 7 - How to Make a Cork Crossbody Bag DIY Tutorial
07/26/2024
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Welcome to a tutorial in which we will teach you how to make a unique zipper purse in just a few minutes.
Get some of our natural cork fabrics so you can follow along 😊
OUR CORK FABRICS
👉 https://www.mbcork.com/collections/cork-fabric-1
FRENCH TRANSLATION:
0"09 un bouton magnétique de 18 mm
0"12 un régulateur de 3 cm
0"15 deux passants de 3 cm
0"19 une fermeture éclair et un curseur de 35 cm
0"24 une sangle de 3 cm de longueur de 140 cm
0"27 quatre bandes de tissu de 4 cm x 25 cm
0"30 tissu de 24 cm x 24 cm
0"40 tissu de 24 cm x 24 cm structuré avec de l'entoilage
0"43 deux pièces de tissu de 6 cm x 8 cm
0"50 tissu lisse de 11 cm x 60 cm, structuré avec de l'entoilage
0"55 doublures de 11 cm x 60 cm
0"57 deux tissus lisses de 26 cm x 18 cm avec entoilage
1"01 deux doublures de 26 cm x 18 cm
1"05 sur les pièces de tissu de 6 cm x 8 cm, trouver le milieu du côté de 6 cm, coller les côtés au centre et réserver.
1"30 sur la pièce de tissu de 24 cm x 24 cm, arrondir deux coins.
1"43 trouver le milieu, sur le côté arrondi et le côté opposé.
2"00 marquer à 5 cm du côté arrondi et le centre pour placer le bouton magnétique.
2"46 sur la pièce de tissu de 24 cm x 24 cm non structurée, trouver le milieu.
3"00 joindre face à face, milieu à milieu et coudre sur seulement trois côtés.
3"12 couper l'excédent.
3"25 retourner et surpiquer.
3"41 sur la pièce de tissu lisse de 26 cm x 18 cm, arrondir un des côtés de 26 cm.
4"26 trouver le milieu sur les deux côtés.
4"29 à 4"37 couper
4"41 sur la pièce de tissu de 11 cm x 60 cm, trouver le milieu du côté de 11 cm.
4"48 aligner sur le côté de 18 cm, face à face et coudre.
5"01 couper l'excédent.
5"08 sur les bandes réservées, placer le passant, plier environ 2 cm et plier l'autre côté pour rejoindre le premier pli.
5"37 aligner le cadre avec le centre trouvé précédemment et faire une marque.
5"46 placer un ruban adhésif double face, fixer et coudre.
6"08 répéter le processus de l'autre côté.
6"45 sur la deuxième pièce de tissu lisse de 26 cm x 18 cm, joindre face à face, en alignant tous les bords, coudre et réserver.
7"08 sur les bandes de tissu de 4 cm x 25 cm
7"14 joindre la face de la fermeture éclair à la face du tissu, en laissant de l'excédent de fermeture éclair des deux côtés.
7"23 joindre une deuxième bande, aligner avec la pièce précédemment cousue.
7"38 tourner, bien aligner les côtés et surpiquer.
7"45 répéter le processus de l'autre côté de la fermeture éclair.
8"13 bien sceller les fils.
8"39 retourner le corps de la pièce à l'endroit.
8"41 placer le rabat, en joignant le milieu au milieu.
8"45 le bouton est sur le dessus.
9"00 séparer la fermeture éclair et trouver le milieu.
9"08 joindre milieu à milieu, face de la fermeture éclair avec la face du sac et coudre.
9"26 répéter le processus de l'autre côté.
9"42 sur la doublure de 26 cm x 18 cm, arrondir deux coins.
Répéter le processus réalisé sur le tissu lisse.
10"19 joindre la doublure de 60 cm x 11 cm à la doublure de 26 cm x 18 cm, en commençant sur le côté de 18 cm.
10"34 couper l'excédent.
10"48 placer l'autre doublure de 26 cm x 18 cm, face à face.
11"00 coudre seulement les côtés de 18 cm.
11"13 en laissant un côté de 26 cm ouvert pour retourner.
11"18 insérer la pièce réservée à l'intérieur de la doublure. Face de la pièce avec la face de la doublure.
11"23 bien aligner toutes les coutures.
11"32 coudre tout autour.
11"48 retourner la pièce par l'ouverture de la doublure.
11"52 avec le bouton sur le rabat, appuyer sur le corps de la pièce pour faire une marque.
11"56 sur la marque, insérer l'autre partie du bouton magnétique par l'ouverture de la doublure.
12"23 bien ajuster la doublure vers le bas, surpiquer.
12"58 insérer le curseur.
13"07 couper l'excédent de fermeture éclair et placer un terminal à chaque extrémité.
13"40 passer l'extrémité de la sangle dans le régulateur et coudre.
14"07 sceller le fil.
14"14 passer la sangle dans le cadre, à travers le régulateur et le terminal dans l'autre cadre.
15"00 coudre pour fermer la doublure.
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Sewing Cork 6 - How to Make a Cork Backpack DIY Tutorial
07/12/2024
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Welcome to a tutorial in which we will teach you how to make a unique zipper purse in just a few minutes.
Get some of our natural cork fabrics so you can follow along 😊
OUR CORK FABRICS
👉 https://www.mbcork.com/collections/cork-fabric-1
FRENCH TRANSLATION:
0"14 un bouton magnétique
0"16 deux régleurs de 3 cm
0"19 deux passants
0"22 un grand anneau de 4 cm
0"24 un curseur et une fermeture éclair de 40 cm
0"26 deux morceaux de tissu de 6 cm x 8 cm
0"28 un morceau de tissu de 8 cm x 8 cm
0"30 tissu de 25 cm x 9 cm
0"33 tissu de 140 cm x 12 cm
0"36 deux tissus de 25 cm x 20 cm, l'un d'eux structuré avec du TNT
0"43 tissu de 11 cm x 35 cm, structuré avec du TNT
0"48 tissu de 11 cm x 35 cm, structuré avec du TNT
0"54 deux doublures de 40 cm x 35 cm
0"58 doublure de 11 cm x 35 cm
1"04 Sur la bande de 25 cm x 9 cm, marquer le centre.
1"12 appliquer de la colle et plier les côtés au centre.
1"34 plier de nouveau et coudre deux coutures dans le sens de la longueur et réserver.
1"49 répéter tout le processus sur la bande de 140 cm x 12 cm et réserver.
2"50 tissu de 25 cm x 20 cm, arrondir deux coins du côté plus long
2"55 tissu de 25 cm x 20 cm structuré, trouver le centre
3"00 marquer 3 cm de la côté au milieu
3"8 placer le bouton magnétique sur la marque.
3"13 à 3"19 couper
3.28 trouver le centre et placer endroit contre endroit
3"39 coudre trois côtés et couper l'excès.
4"05 retourner et surpiquer, puis réserver.
4"20 tissu de 40 cm x 35 cm et de 11 cm x 35 cm, trouver le centre
4"25 joindre endroit contre endroit et centre à centre, coudre
4"30 retourner et surpiquer, formant le corps principal.
4"40 tissu de 8 cm x 8 cm, trouver le centre, appliquer de la colle et plier les côtés au centre.
4"54 placer la sangle sur l'anneau et coudre
5"04 tissu de 40 cm x 35 cm, trouver le centre
5"15 sur le côté de 35 cm, centrer la sangle et coudre.
5"20 pièce de tissu de 25 cm de long réservée, la centrer avec la sangle précédemment cousue et coudre.
5"29 placer la pièce de tissu avec le bouton magnétique, centrée et avec le bouton vers le haut, et coudre.
5"42 sceller tous les bords
5"47 sur le corps principal précédemment réservé, joindre avec le tissu de 40 cm x 35 cm, endroit contre endroit, et coudre
6"01 retourner et surpiquer.
6"07 joindre endroit contre endroit, couture contre couture
6"14 coudre les deux côtés.
6"28 faire des plis de boîte de 5 cm
7"10 sur la doublure de 40 cm x 35 cm, joindre la doublure de 11 cm x 35 cm, joindre les côtés de 35 cm et coudre
7*17 laisser une ouverture pour retourner la pièce.
7"21 sur le côté opposé à la couture, marquer 2 cm de chaque extrémité.
7"23 détacher la fermeture éclair et faire un pli.
7"47 commencer à coudre à la marque et finir à la marque
7"55; réserver et répéter le processus sur l'autre doublure de 40 cm x 35 cm.
8"09 coudre entièrement la doublure précédemment cousue à la doublure de 11 cm x 35 cm
8"18 et surpiquer
8"25 joindre les côtés, en répétant le processus réalisé sur le tissu principal
8"36 faire des plis de boîte de 5 cm et réserver
9"10 tissu de 8 cm x 6 cm, marquer le centre, appliquer de la colle et plier les côtés au centre
9"41 coudre une couture
9"58 à 1 cm de la base, découdre la couture juste pour passer les sangles
10"08 placer en diagonale et coudre de nouveau.
10"39 répéter de l'autre côté
11"21 retourner le tissu principal
11"24 insérer à l'intérieur de la doublure de sorte que l'endroit de la doublure fasse face à l'endroit du tissu principal
11"34 aligner les coutures
11"39 coudre tout autour
11"57 par l'ouverture de la doublure, retourner la pièce
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Sewing Cork 5 - How to Make a Cork Zipper Pouch DIY Tutorial
06/28/2024
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FRENCH TRANSLATION:
0'12 32cm*42cm tissu principal
0'24 trouver le centre
0'34 à partir du centre, marquer 4 cm dans les deux directions de chaque côté
0'44 fermeture éclair de 60cm
0'49 coudre en commençant par les marques faites et jusqu'à la marque, en laissant un excès de fermeture éclair
0'58 détacher la fermeture éclair et coudre de l'autre côté comme précédemment.
1'12 Une doublure avec les mêmes mesures, coudre en coïncidant avec la couture de la fermeture éclair.
1'54 faire des plis de boîte de 3cm/3cm
2'14 couper seulement le tissu principal et la doublure
2'55 cet espace servira à retourner la pièce plus facilement
3'19 coudre pour surpiquer la couture intérieure
3'35 passer le curseur
4'21 faire des plis de boîte avec la mesure 5cm/5cm
5'08 coudre et appliquer le biais
5'19 retourner la pièce
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Sewing Cork 4 - How to Make a Cork Crossbody Bag DIY Tutorial
06/14/2024
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FRENCH TRANSLATION:
0:19 deux boutons magnétiques
0:22 deux passeports de 3 cm
0:24 une fermeture éclair et fermeture de 25 cm
0:28 deux morceaux de matière synthétique de 6 cm * 6 cm
0:31 deux doublures de 16 cm * 25 cm
0:34 deux morceaux de synthétique de 16 cm * 25 cm
0:38 pièce de synthétique de 36 cm * 28 cm
0:42 deux doublures de 18 cm * 28 cm
0:47 détacher la fermeture éclair
0:51 faire le pli au début de la fermeture éclair
0:56 répéter le pli dans le même sens sur l'autre partie de la fermeture éclair
1:02 marquer 3 cm sur le côté de 25 cm de la pièce de synthétique de 25 cm x 16 cm
1:10 coudre la fermeture éclair, en commençant par le pli à la marque.
1:15 coudre la doublure. Endroit de la doublure contre endroit du synthétique.
1:26 tourner et surpiquer
1:35 répéter le processus sur l'autre panneau de 16 cm * 25 cm, en commençant la couture avec le pli dans le même sens que précédemment.
1:55 passer le curseur
2:05 joindre synthétique avec synthétique et doublure avec doublure et coudre les deux côtés
2:20 tourner la pièce
2:39 marquer le centre de la pièce
2:54 depuis le centre, marquer 7 cm de chaque côté à 3 cm de la fermeture éclair.
3:11 placer les boutons magnétiques uniquement sur le tissu principal aux marques.
3:47 coudre une couture au bord pour fermer et réserver.
3:58 marquer le centre sur la pièce de synthétique de 28 cm * 36 cm.
4:03 sur le bord de 28 cm, faire une marque à 3 cm sur toute la longueur
4:10 à 4:15 retirer
4:19 placer la pièce réservée avec les boutons vers le haut. Centrer à la marque de 3 cm, centre contre centre
4:23 coudre une couture au bord.
4:32 tourner et surpiquer, pour cacher la couture précédente et réserver
4:44 sur les pièces de synthétique de 6 cm * 6 cm, marquer le centre, appliquer de la colle pour unir les côtés à la marque.
5:29 placer les passants et les positionner sur les deux côtés centrés avec la couture précédente
5:47 joindre l'endroit de la doublure de 18 cm * 28 cm avec l'endroit du synthétique et coudre
5:59 tourner et surpiquer
6:03 répéter le processus sur le côté opposé.
6:18 joindre doublure avec doublure et aligner les côtés et coudre
6:20/6:28 retirer
6:38/6:42 retirer
6:47/6:53 retirer
7:05 répéter le processus sur l'autre côté
7:16 coudre la doublure à 5 cm des coins en laissant le centre pour retourner
7:21/7:30 retirer
7:31 marquer les coins carrés de 2,5 cm sur les quatre coins de la pièce
8:16 coudre tout et dos consécutivement
8:58/9:06 retirer
9:07 retourner la pièce par l'ouverture de la doublure.
9:26 bien positionner le rabat et presser
9:30 les boutons font une marque où nous plaçons le dos des boutons uniquement sur le synthétique extérieur
10:26 fermer la doublure en passant une couture
10:37 attacher une sangle de votre choix d'environ 70 cm
Cork, "cortiça" in Portuguese, is composed of dead cells that accumulate on the outer surface of the cork oak tree (Quercus Suber) that mostly grows in southwest Europe and northwest Africa regions, being the majority here in Portugal (34% of the world cork forests)
This material has been used for quite some time, as it was found that cork bottle stoppers in Egyptian tombs dating thousands of years. The Ancient Greeks also used it to make fishing net floats, sandals, and bottle stoppers. Two thousand years ago, Romans widely used cork in a variety of ways, including life jackets for fishermen.
Harvesting cork it’s an ancient method that can only be done by experts. This process not only doesn’t harm the tree, but it’s also actually good for them. Stripping a cork oak of its bark also enhances the ability to absorb carbon dioxide; the seven million acres of cork forest around the Mediterranean offset 20 million tons of CO2 each year.
At MB Cork, we use our own Cork fabrics produced in Portugal for sewing vegan bags, wallets, handbags, backpacks, purses, and many other accessories like Cork belts and hats.
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Sewing Cork 3 - How to Make a Cork Zipper Glasses Case Pouch DIY Tutorial
05/31/2024
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FRENCH TRANSLATION:
0"20 Rectangle de 22 cm de longueur et 11 cm de largeur
0"22 Tracer une courbe jusqu'à une largeur de 9 cm
0"47 Découper les courbes avec le gabarit plié en deux
1"03 Mesures du gabarit : 22 cm de longueur, 9 cm de largeur (au milieu) et 11 cm de largeur (à la courbe)
1"07 Utiliser un stylo à encre effaçable à l'eau
1"10 Marquer et découper 2x le tissu de doublure et 2x le tissu extérieur (liège)
1"17 Astuce : marquer le liège sur l'envers
1"24 Découper les courbes avec des ciseaux cranteurs
1"30 Fermeture éclair de 25 cm
1"43 Astuce importante : ne pas utiliser des épingles, mais des pinces
1"58 Types de pieds presseurs spécifiques pour coudre les fermetures éclair
2"30 Mettre en évidence la fermeture éclair
3"20 Surpiquer avec une marge de 0,50 cm
3"45 Insérer le curseur de la fermeture éclair
3"55 Placer 2 arrêts de fermeture éclair aux extrémités
4"30 Coudre le tissu extérieur (liège) endroit contre endroit
4"53 Répéter le processus mais dans le sens opposé
5"20 Ouvrir la fermeture éclair de l'intérieur et retourner la pièce délicatement
5"26 Pour finir, fermer l'ouverture de la doublure utilisée pour retourner avec un point invisible à la main
Cork, "cortiça" in Portuguese, is composed of dead cells that accumulate on the outer surface of the cork oak tree (Quercus Suber) that mostly grows in southwest Europe and northwest Africa regions, being the majority here in Portugal (34% of the world cork forests)
This material has been used for quite some time, as it was found that cork bottle stoppers in Egyptian tombs dating thousands of years. The Ancient Greeks also used it to make fishing net floats, sandals, and bottle stoppers. Two thousand years ago, Romans widely used cork in a variety of ways, including life jackets for fishermen.
Harvesting cork it’s an ancient method that can only be done by experts. This process not only doesn’t harm the tree, but it’s also actually good for them. Stripping a cork oak of its bark also enhances the ability to absorb carbon dioxide; the seven million acres of cork forest around the Mediterranean offset 20 million tons of CO2 each year.
At MB Cork, we use our own Cork fabrics produced in Portugal for sewing vegan bags, wallets, handbags, backpacks, purses, and many other accessories like Cork belts and hats.
#pursetutorial #diypurse #sewinglesson
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Sewing Cork 2 - How to Make a Cork Zipper Pencil Case Pouch DIY Tutorial
05/17/2024
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FRENCH TRANSLATION:
0:39 Mettez en avant la fermeture éclair, en commençant la couture sur le côté de 22 cm.
0:48 Faites la même chose de l'autre côté.
0:55 Cousez la doublure sur les côtés de 22 cm.
1:02 Retournez-le à l'envers.
1:11 Aplatissez la couture et glissez le curseur de la fermeture éclair.
1:16 Trouvez le centre du tissu principal et alignez-le avec le centre de la fermeture éclair.
1:24 Cousez les deux extrémités.
1:30 Un élastique de 25 cm.
1:36 Coupez l'excédent de fermeture éclair.
1:40 Cousez la fermeture éclair à l'arrière de la pièce, au centre.
1:56 Placez les deux bandes de finition.
Cork, "cortiça" in Portuguese, is composed of dead cells that accumulate on the outer surface of the cork oak tree (Quercus Suber) that mostly grows in southwest Europe and northwest Africa regions, being the majority here in Portugal (34% of the world cork forests)
This material has been used for quite some time, as it was found that cork bottle stoppers in Egyptian tombs dating thousands of years. The Ancient Greeks also used it to make fishing net floats, sandals, and bottle stoppers. Two thousand years ago, Romans widely used cork in a variety of ways, including life jackets for fishermen.
Harvesting cork it’s an ancient method that can only be done by experts. This process not only doesn’t harm the tree, but it’s also actually good for them. Stripping a cork oak of its bark also enhances the ability to absorb carbon dioxide; the seven million acres of cork forest around the Mediterranean offset 20 million tons of CO2 each year.
At MB Cork, we use our own Cork fabrics produced in Portugal for sewing vegan bags, wallets, handbags, backpacks, purses, and many other accessories like Cork belts and hats.
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Sewing Cork 1 - How to Make a Cork Zipper Pouch Purse DIY Tutorial
05/03/2024
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Welcome to a tutorial in where we will teach you how to make a unique zipper purse in just a few minutes.
Get some of our natural cork fabrics so you can follow along 😊
OUR CORK FABRICS
👉 https://www.mbcork.com/collections/cork-fabric-1
FRENCH TRANSLATION:
0"26 Fermeture éclair de 28 cm
0"35 Tissu extérieur 2735 (2x)
0"46 Doublure 2735 (2x)
1"00 Marquer 2 cm sur chaque marge de 27 cm sur le tissu extérieur
1"00 Mettre en évidence la fermeture éclair en commençant à coudre avec un repli sur la marque des 2 cm.
1"13 Coudre jusqu'à l'autre marque, à 2 cm
1"19 Appliquer de la même manière sur l'autre tissu extérieur
1"20 La fermeture éclair doit avoir le pli dans le même sens pour passer le curseur.
1"25 Coudre la doublure avec le tissu principal en haut et en bas.
1"36 Retourner et coudre
1"50 Faire de même sur l'autre tissu principal
1"56 Faire attention de ne pas coudre l'excès de la fermeture éclair
2"17 Passer le curseur
2"23 Placer endroit contre endroit
2"32 Marquer 3 cm sur le côté par 15 de hauteur
3"06 Coudre le long de la marque
3"15 Retourner sans retirer le curseur
3"27 4 bandes, 3*15 du tissu principal pour faire le biais
4"34 Placer le bouchon de la fermeture éclair.
Cork, "cortiça" in Portuguese, is composed of dead cells that accumulate on the outer surface of the cork oak tree (Quercus Suber) that mostly grows in southwest Europe and northwest Africa regions, being the majority here in Portugal (34% of the world cork forests)
This material has been used for quite some time, as it was found that cork bottle stoppers in Egyptian tombs dating thousands of years. The Ancient Greeks also used it to make fishing net floats, sandals, and bottle stoppers. Two thousand years ago, Romans widely used cork in a variety of ways, including life jackets for fishermen.
Harvesting cork it’s an ancient method that can only be done by experts. This process not only doesn’t harm the tree, but it’s also actually good for them. Stripping a cork oak of its bark also enhances the ability to absorb carbon dioxide; the seven million acres of cork forest around the Mediterranean offset 20 million tons of CO2 each year.
At MB Cork, we use our own Cork fabrics produced in Portugal for sewing vegan bags, wallets, handbags, backpacks, purses, and many other accessories like Cork belts and hats.
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Cork Home Accessories
03/15/2024
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Cork, "cortiça" in Portuguese, is composed of dead cells that accumulate on the outer surface of the cork oak tree (Quercus Suber) that mostly grows in southwest Europe and northwest Africa regions, being the majority here in Portugal (34% of the world cork forests)
This material has been used for quite some time, as it was found that cork bottle stoppers in Egyptian tombs dating thousands of years. The Ancient Greeks also used it to make fishing net floats, sandals, and bottle stoppers. Two thousand years ago, Romans widely used cork in a variety of ways, including life jackets for fishermen.
Harvesting cork it’s an ancient method that can only be done by experts. This process not only doesn’t harm the tree, but it’s also actually good for them. Stripping a cork oak of its bark also enhances the ability to absorb carbon dioxide; the seven million acres of cork forest around the Mediterranean offset 20 million tons of CO2 each year.
At MB Cork, we use our own Cork fabrics produced in Portugal for sewing vegan bags, wallets, handbags, backpacks, purses, and many other accessories like Cork belts and hats.
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Natural Cork Jewelry Storage Round Box L-1013
03/01/2024
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This compact and portable jewelry storage box is designed to keep your precious accessories organized and secure. Choose the cork style that resonates with you and add a touch of nature-inspired beauty to your jewelry collection.
Harvesting cork not only doesn’t harm the tree, it’s actually good for them. Stripping a cork oak of its bark also enhances the ability to absorb carbon dioxide. The seven million acres of cork forest around the Mediterranean offset 20 million tons of CO2 each year.
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Cork Dairy Notebook with Card Holder and Pen Holder L-1011
02/02/2024
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Cork Business Notebook - a sophisticated blend of functionality and style available in three elegant cork colors: Natural, Wine Red, and Brown. Elevate your daily journaling experience and make a lasting impression with this beautifully crafted notebook.
Harvesting cork not only doesn’t harm the tree, it’s actually good for them. Stripping a cork oak of its bark also enhances the ability to absorb carbon dioxide. The seven million acres of cork forest around the Mediterranean offset 20 million tons of CO2 each year.
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Natural Cork Fabrics for Sewing DIY Projects - NEW
01/26/2024
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👉 https://www.mbcork.com/collections/cork-fabric-1
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Cork, "cortiça" in Portuguese, is composed of dead cells that accumulate on the outer surface of the cork oak tree (Quercus Suber) that mostly grows in southwest Europe and northwest Africa regions, being the majority here in Portugal (34% of the world cork forests)
This material has been used for quite some time, as it was found cork bottle stoppers in Egyptian tombs dating thousands of years. The Ancient Greeks also used it to make fishing net floats, sandals, and bottle stoppers. Two thousand years ago, Romans widely used cork in a variety of ways, including life jackets for fishermen.
Harvesting cork it’s an ancient method that can only be done by experts. This process not only doesn’t harm the tree, but it’s also actually good for them. Stripping a cork oak of its bark also enhances the ability to absorb carbon dioxide; the seven million acres of cork forest around the Mediterranean offset 20 million tons of CO2 each year.
At MB Cork, we use our own Cork fabrics produced in Portugal for sewing vegan bags, wallets, handbags, backpacks, purses, and many other accessories like Cork belts and hats.
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Cork Pattern Printed Women's Crossbody Bag BAG-2293
01/24/2024
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Harvesting cork not only doesn’t harm the tree, it’s actually good for them. Stripping a cork oak of its bark also enhances the ability to absorb carbon dioxide. The seven million acres of cork forest around the Mediterranean offset 20 million tons of CO2 each year.
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Cork box Wine Accessory Set - 4 Pieces L-1012
01/19/2024
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Harvesting cork not only doesn’t harm the tree, it’s actually good for them. Stripping a cork oak of its bark also enhances the ability to absorb carbon dioxide. The seven million acres of cork forest around the Mediterranean offset 20 million tons of CO2 each year.
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Natural Cork Women's Crossbody Bag BAG-2292
01/16/2024
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Harvesting cork not only doesn’t harm the tree, it’s actually good for them. Stripping a cork oak of its bark also enhances the ability to absorb carbon dioxide. The seven million acres of cork forest around the Mediterranean offset 20 million tons of CO2 each year.
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Three-Line Zipper Women's Cork Crossbody Bag BAG-2284
01/12/2024
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Harvesting cork not only doesn’t harm the tree, it’s actually good for them. Stripping a cork oak of its bark also enhances the ability to absorb carbon dioxide. The seven million acres of cork forest around the Mediterranean offset 20 million tons of CO2 each year.
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Cork Crossbody Bag with Gold Chain Strap and Lock Clasp
01/11/2024
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Harvesting cork not only doesn’t harm the tree, it’s actually good for them. Stripping a cork oak of its bark also enhances the ability to absorb carbon dioxide. The seven million acres of cork forest around the Mediterranean offset 20 million tons of CO2 each year.
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Natural Cork Golden Accents Crossbody Bag BAG-2282
01/05/2024
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Harvesting cork not only doesn’t harm the tree, it’s actually good for them. Stripping a cork oak of its bark also enhances the ability to absorb carbon dioxide. The seven million acres of cork forest around the Mediterranean offset 20 million tons of CO2 each year.
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Natural Cork Handbag
12/22/2023
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Cork, "cortiça" in Portuguese, is composed of dead cells that accumulate on the outer surface of the cork oak tree (Quercus Suber) that mostly grows in southwest Europe and northwest Africa regions, being the majority here in Portugal (34% of the world cork forests)
This material has been used for quite some time, as it was found that cork bottle stoppers in Egyptian tombs dating thousands of years. The Ancient Greeks also used it to make fishing net floats, sandals, and bottle stoppers. Two thousand years ago, Romans widely used cork in a variety of ways, including life jackets for fishermen.
Harvesting cork it’s an ancient method that can only be done by experts. This process not only doesn’t harm the tree, but it’s also actually good for them. Stripping a cork oak of its bark also enhances the ability to absorb carbon dioxide; the seven million acres of cork forest around the Mediterranean offset 20 million tons of CO2 each year.
At MB Cork, we use our own Cork fabrics produced in Portugal for sewing vegan bags, wallets, handbags, backpacks, purses, and many other accessories like Cork belts and hats.
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Natural Cork Wallets 🌳
11/17/2023
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We've just added more natural Cork bags and wallets to our collection. Come meet them all:
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Cork, "cortiça" in Portuguese, is composed of dead cells that accumulate on the outer surface of the cork oak tree (Quercus Suber) that mostly grows in southwest Europe and northwest Africa regions, being the majority here in Portugal (34% of the world cork forests)
This material has been used for quite some time, as it was found that cork bottle stoppers in Egyptian tombs dating thousands of years. The Ancient Greeks also used it to make fishing net floats, sandals, and bottle stoppers. Two thousand years ago, Romans widely used cork in a variety of ways, including life jackets for fishermen.
Harvesting cork it’s an ancient method that can only be done by experts. This process not only doesn’t harm the tree, but it’s also actually good for them. Stripping a cork oak of its bark also enhances the ability to absorb carbon dioxide; the seven million acres of cork forest around the Mediterranean offset 20 million tons of CO2 each year.
At MB Cork, we use our own Cork fabrics produced in Portugal for sewing vegan bags, wallets, handbags, backpacks, purses, and many other accessories like Cork belts and hats.
GET TO KNOW US:
Website - www.mbcork.com
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Natural Cork Bags and Wallets Bargain 📢 Buy 1 Get 1 FREE
11/10/2023
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Until November 21st if you see the sticker on the right top corner of a product, it means that this product and its variations are under the "Buy 1, Get 1 Free" promotion, which means that if you buy one product with this sticker you'll receive another for FREE.
For example, if you buy 1 product that costs 20€, you'll actually receive 2. If you buy 2, for 40€, you'll actually receive 4. And so on...
If you reach our wholesale value, meaning purchase above 200€, you'll get an extra 50% discount on these products.
BUY 1 GET 1 FREE COLLECTION
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Cork, "cortiça" in Portuguese, is composed of dead cells that accumulate on the outer surface of the cork oak tree (Quercus Suber) that mostly grows in southwest Europe and northwest Africa regions, being the majority here in Portugal (34% of the world cork forests)
This material has been used for quite some time, as it was found that cork bottle stoppers in Egyptian tombs dating thousands of years. The Ancient Greeks also used it to make fishing net floats, sandals, and bottle stoppers. Two thousand years ago, Romans widely used cork in a variety of ways, including life jackets for fishermen.
Harvesting cork it’s an ancient method that can only be done by experts. This process not only doesn’t harm the tree, but it’s also actually good for them. Stripping a cork oak of its bark also enhances the ability to absorb carbon dioxide; the seven million acres of cork forest around the Mediterranean offset 20 million tons of CO2 each year.
At MB Cork, we use our own Cork fabrics produced in Portugal for sewing vegan bags, wallets, handbags, backpacks, purses, and many other accessories like Cork belts and hats.
GET TO KNOW US:
Website - www.mbcork.com
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Black and Gold Natural Cork Marbled Tote Bag with Zipper Accents 🌳✨
11/03/2023
A handbag made with the most wonderful material on the planet... Cork
Harvesting cork not only doesn’t harm the tree, it’s actually good for them. Stripping a cork oak of its bark also enhances the ability to absorb carbon dioxide. The seven million acres of cork forest around the Mediterranean offset 20 million tons of CO2 each year.
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Cork Harvest in Portugal
10/27/2023
Cork industry employs more than 30,000 workers in varied jobs. They confirm that there are plenty of cork oak trees to be found in the ethically and environmentally harvested cork forests of Portugal.
Regular planting ensures a continuous and steady supply without harming the tree, but the process requires some patience.
One Cork oak tree takes more than 25 years of growth before it’s bark can first be harvested.
Farmers then must wait another 9-10 years until the trees fully recover and are ready to have their outer bark layer harvested again.
This approach yields a high-quality raw material, while enabling the trees to live healthy for more than 300 years.
Cork, "cortiça" in Portuguese, is composed of dead cells that accumulate on the outer surface of the cork oak tree (Quercus Suber) that mostly grows in southwest Europe and northwes t Africa regions, being the majority here in Portugal (34% of the world cork forests)
This material has been used for quite some time, as it was found cork bottle stoppers in Egyptian tombs dating thousands of years. The Ancient Greeks also used it to make fishing net floats, sandals, and bottle stoppers. Two thousand years ago, Romans widely used cork in a variety of ways, including life jackets for fishermen.
Harvesting cork it’s an ancient method that can only be done by experts. This process not only doesn’t harm the tree, but it’s also actually good for them. Stripping a cork oak of its bark also enhances the ability to absorb carbon dioxide; the seven million acres of cork forest around the Mediterranean offset 20 million tons of CO2 each year.
At MB Cork, we use our own Cork fabrics produced in Portugal for sewing vegan bags, wallets, handbags, backpacks, purses, and many other accessories like Cork belts and hats.
GET TO KNOW US:
Website - www.mbcork.com
Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/corkmb
Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/mb_cork/
Pinterest - https://www.pinterest.pt/corkmb/
Music:
ROYALTY FREE Epic Instrumental Music / Dramatic Music Royalty Free by MUSIC4VIDEO
#corkharvest #cork #portugal
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Sewing Cork 15 - How to Make a Cork Zipper Case Bag Tutorial
12/06/2024
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Welcome to a tutorial in which we will teach you how to make a unique cork crossbody zipper purse in just a few minutes.
Get some of our natural cork fabrics so you can follow along 😊
OUR CORK FABRICS
👉 https://www.mbcork.com/collections/cork-fabric-1
Cork, "cortiça" in Portuguese, is composed of dead cells that accumulate on the outer surface of the cork oak tree (Quercus Suber) that mostly grows in southwest Europe and northwest Africa regions, being the majority here in Portugal (34% of the world cork forests)
This material has been used for quite some time, as it was found that cork bottle stoppers in Egyptian tombs dating thousands of years. The Ancient Greeks also used it to make fishing net floats, sandals, and bottle stoppers. Two thousand years ago, Romans widely used cork in a variety of ways, including life jackets for fishermen.
Harvesting cork it’s an ancient method that can only be done by experts. This process not only doesn’t harm the tree, but it’s also actually good for them. Stripping a cork oak of its bark also enhances the ability to absorb carbon dioxide; the seven million acres of cork forest around the Mediterranean offset 20 million tons of CO2 each year.
At MB Cork, we use our own Cork fabrics produced in Portugal for sewing vegan bags, wallets, handbags, backpacks, purses, and many other accessories like Cork belts and hats.
#corkbag #bagtutorial #sewinglesson
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Sewing Cork 14 - How to Make a Cork Crossbody Zipper Bag Tutorial
11/15/2024
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Welcome to a tutorial in which we will teach you how to make a unique cork crossbody zipper purse in just a few minutes.
Get some of our natural cork fabrics so you can follow along 😊
OUR CORK FABRICS
👉 https://www.mbcork.com/collections/cork-fabric-1
Cork, "cortiça" in Portuguese, is composed of dead cells that accumulate on the outer surface of the cork oak tree (Quercus Suber) that mostly grows in southwest Europe and northwest Africa regions, being the majority here in Portugal (34% of the world cork forests)
This material has been used for quite some time, as it was found that cork bottle stoppers in Egyptian tombs dating thousands of years. The Ancient Greeks also used it to make fishing net floats, sandals, and bottle stoppers. Two thousand years ago, Romans widely used cork in a variety of ways, including life jackets for fishermen.
Harvesting cork it’s an ancient method that can only be done by experts. This process not only doesn’t harm the tree, but it’s also actually good for them. Stripping a cork oak of its bark also enhances the ability to absorb carbon dioxide; the seven million acres of cork forest around the Mediterranean offset 20 million tons of CO2 each year.
At MB Cork, we use our own Cork fabrics produced in Portugal for sewing vegan bags, wallets, handbags, backpacks, purses, and many other accessories like Cork belts and hats.
#corkbag #bagtutorial #sewinglesson
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Sewing Cork 13 - How to Make a Cork Zipper PlaceMat Tutorial
11/01/2024
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Welcome to a tutorial in which we will teach you how to make a unique cork crossbody zipper purse in just a few minutes.
Get some of our natural cork fabrics so you can follow along 😊
OUR CORK FABRICS
👉 https://www.mbcork.com/collections/cork-fabric-1
Cork, "cortiça" in Portuguese, is composed of dead cells that accumulate on the outer surface of the cork oak tree (Quercus Suber) that mostly grows in southwest Europe and northwest Africa regions, being the majority here in Portugal (34% of the world cork forests)
This material has been used for quite some time, as it was found that cork bottle stoppers in Egyptian tombs dating thousands of years. The Ancient Greeks also used it to make fishing net floats, sandals, and bottle stoppers. Two thousand years ago, Romans widely used cork in a variety of ways, including life jackets for fishermen.
Harvesting cork it’s an ancient method that can only be done by experts. This process not only doesn’t harm the tree, but it’s also actually good for them. Stripping a cork oak of its bark also enhances the ability to absorb carbon dioxide; the seven million acres of cork forest around the Mediterranean offset 20 million tons of CO2 each year.
At MB Cork, we use our own Cork fabrics produced in Portugal for sewing vegan bags, wallets, handbags, backpacks, purses, and many other accessories like Cork belts and hats.
Music:
Imperss - Her Smile
https://soundcloud.com/imperss/her-smile-imperss-original-mix-2023freedl
Markvard - Vacation
https://soundcloud.com/markvard/vacation
#corkbag #corkfabric #sewinglesson
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