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The stalk of a banana plant contains fibrous strands that can be processed into anything from paper to kimono-grade silk. Fabric from bananas, from the stalk of a banana plant to be more precise, has been utilized by cultures in Japan and Southeast Asia since the 13th century. The fiber […] Permaculture, Molde, Biointensive Gardening, Banana Fiber, Banana Plant, Earth Craft, Envelope Liners Wedding, Flax Flowers, Food Issues

Fiber Watch: Fabric from Bananas?

Banana fiber fabric is made from the stalks of the fibrous banana plant and can be turned into fine silk yarns, curtains, tablecloths and floor mats.

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Did You Know Banana Fibers Can Be Used for Textiles?

Banana fiber for textiles contributes to sustainability. Learn how it is gained, its thermal and moisture properties, disadvantages, risks

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See how banana trees are recycled into vegan “leather” wallets in Micronesia Upcycling, Banana Paper, Banana Fiber, Banana Trees, Animal Agriculture, Vegan Wallet, Green Banana, Leather Industry, Banana Tree

See how banana trees are recycled into vegan “leather” wallets in Micronesia

Green Banana Paper turn banana fiber into sturdy and water-resistant vegan leather wallets.

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Paper-making techniques for the brave. Learn how to make authentic Japanese Washi paper, Xuan paper, 'poop' paper & more... step-by-step processes & videos;

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Banana Stem-Making Process Process of making Banana craft: The banana fibre is extracted from the banana stem.The products made from banana fibre and stem are smooth, delicate and has a good finish.The banana stem is cut, and the juice is extracted and flattened to make the stem flat for weaving. For flexibility, the banana stem is partially dried in sunlight for 2-3 days depending on the climatic conditions.The inside of the outer layer is used for weaving. It is dyed depending on the…

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I know I mention abaca a lot on my posts, but I wanted to show you what it looks like. Abaca is a species of banana native to the Philippines. The plant is harvested for its fiber, extracted from the leaf stems. Abaca waste materials are used as organic fertilizer. During the 19th century abaca was widely used for making ships' rigging and turned into paper to make manila envelopes. Today it is used to make ropes, twines, fishing lines and nets, as well as coarse cloth for sacking. Manila, Philippine Traditions, Eastern Visayas, Special Painting, Moving Backgrounds, Organic Fertilizer, Painting Process, Kind Words, Bing Images

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I know I mention abaca a lot on my posts, but I wanted to show you what it looks like. Abaca is a species of banana native to the Philippines. The plant is harvested for its fiber, extracted from the leaf stems. Abaca waste materials are used as organic fertilizer. During the 19th century abaca was widely used for making ships' rigging and turned into paper to make manila envelopes. Today it is used to make ropes, twines, fishing lines and nets, as well as coarse cloth for sacking.

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Weaving Aklan pina handloom weaving, the queen of fibers - LANGYAW

Aklan is proud of its piÃ±a (pineapple) fiber. So much so that products derived from processing these fibers into fabrics is one, if not its top industry.

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Banana Trunk Planter – Growing Vegetables In Banana Stems

Growing veggies in banana trunks is an innovative way to garden. Banana trunk planters may just be the next new thing. Learn more here.

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