Here’s how you can transform your crap blinds into indestructable plant markers!
Fab Fabrics: Organic Terry Cloth
March 31, 2009 By 3 Comments
[Creative Commons photo by Lindsey T] We’ve talked about organic cotton’s merits before. Conventional cotton uses all sorts of nasty pesticides when it’s grown and chemicals and dyes in its production. Organic is just better for you and for the planet. You can imagine how pumped I was to stumble upon this 100% organic cotton [...]
Upcycle Contest with Sublime Stitching
March 30, 2009 By Leave a Comment
Need another reason to craft and possibly win pretty awesome prizes? If you’ve already entered the Threadless Loves Green T-Shirt Design Challenge, get ready to switch gears and get your upcycle on. To upcycle all’s you need to do is take ordinary materials, craft left overs or items destined for the trash or recycle bin, [...]
Paper n Stitch Spotlights Indie Designers, Artists and New Makers of Handmade Goods
March 29, 2009 By 2 Comments
Paper N Stitch is an amazing online exhibition space created specifically to promote talented artists, designers, makers selling handmade goods, and indie boutiques. The exhibition space is currently curated monthly and showcases the best of the best in handmade highlights on an international level. The Paper n Stitch Blog is a constant source of inspiration [...]
Must Read Book List for Green Crafters
March 27, 2009 By 2 Comments
Inspiration abounds on the internet these days, but I still find great comfort in picking up a real book. I have loaded up the shelves in my craft room with some great reads for the beginning and green crafter. Here are my top recommendations.
