My good friend and fellow green crafter Shannon Mulkey and I did a panel at this year’s Summit of Awesome, and it was….awesome! We felt like it was a bit silly to print or photocopy disposable paper handouts for a green crafting panel, so instead I whipped up this infographic sharing a lot of the resources we talked about on the panel.
For you folks that couldn’t make it out to the Summit this year, I wanted to share the graphic here with you! Here it is.
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Of course, this isn’t an exhaustive list – more of a jumping-off point for folks who want to green up their processes. I’d love to hear your favorite green crafty resources!
[Image Credits: Green Thread. Creative Commons photo by biscotte; Infographic by Becky Striepe]
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Hi Becky,
Thanks very much for sharing this. I’d love to use it on our Celebrate Green! blog since I’m an avid crafter too and this is a great visual message. Please let me know if it’s OK to use of course with links to you and to Shannon.
Thank you!
Lynn
That’s fine, Lynn. Thanks so much for checking!
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