NPR in a Mason Jar: The Single Station FM Radio Kickstarter
What’s the COOLEST thing that you could make with a Mason jar?
An FM radio, is what I’m thinking.
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What’s the COOLEST thing that you could make with a Mason jar?
An FM radio, is what I’m thinking.
NPR in a Mason Jar: The Single Station FM Radio Kickstarter Read More 👉
Scott Meeks – aka Crunchy Scott – is the newest member of the CAGW team, and we are so happy that he is here!
Meet Crunchy Scott: Our newest writer! Read More 👉
I’m excited to share an interview with Andrea Bertoli, site director at Vibrant Wellness Journal. Andrea is a vegan cooking wizz, and you’re going to love her delicious, healthy recipes.
Sister Site Love: Meet Andrea Bertoli from Vibrant Wellness Journal Read More 👉
Liz Thompson is my editor at Feelgood Style, and she is a natural beauty superstar. She was kind enough to answer a few interview questions about herself. Get to know Liz!
Sister Site Love: Meet Feelgood Style’s Liz Thompson! Read More 👉
Are you ready for upcycling to hit the mainstream? A new DIY TV show may be just the nudge we need to popularize real crafty reuse.
A DIY TV Show That’s All About Upcycling! Read More 👉
Aren’t these handmade necklaces encapsulating natural ephemera beautiful?
Spotted: Handmade Necklaces Featuring Real Plants Read More 👉
Does flame retardant bother you, too? If so, what do you do about your kids’ pajamas?
Spotted: Summer Pajamas from The Mother Huddle Read More 👉
Need to get healthy food into a kid? Sometimes you have to get creative!
Spotted: Healthy Food Art from Meet the Dubiens Read More 👉
Celebrate Earth Day by supporting Retrash — a new book about upcycling, recycling, and living a sustainable lifestyle.
Celebrate Earth Day with Retrash (and a giveaway)! Read More 👉
Are you ready for us to reveal who won the incredible Pink Flamingo Ephemera giveaway? Click to see the giveaway winner!
Pink Flamingo Ephemera Giveaway Winner! Read More 👉
Are you guys ready to meet another awesome crafter we’re featuring on our Crafters We Love series? Today, we’d love for you to meet Pink Flamingo Ephemera!
Crafters We Love: Pink Flamingo Ephemera and a Giveaway! Read More 👉
Skip Black Friday shopping and buy from crafters we love!
Crafters We Love: Trashy Crafter and a Giveaway! Read More 👉
The Indie Craft Experience is one of my favorite craft shows in the country.
Craft Shows: Green Crafters at the Indie Craft Experience Read More 👉
We had the opportunity to interview the crafty couple from Everyday Eclectic– makers of handcrafted artisan goods like soy candles, natural soaps, and room and linen spray. They are also giving away a prize pack to celebrate CAGW reaching 5,000 likes on Facebook!
Crafters We Love: Everyday Eclectic and a Giveaway! Read More 👉
For a lot of us, green crafting means using eco-friendly materials. Or maybe it means using your crafty skills to replace disposables in your life with reusables. Either way, the environment plays a big role in ethical crafting for most of us. For many of us, though, ethical crafting is about making a difference for individual people as well as the environment, and that’s just as important.
HandCrafting Justice is a good example of folks using crafty skills to change lives.
HandCrafting Justice: Proof that Craft Can Change Lives Read More 👉
Artist Jamie Smith creates beautiful handmade jewelry from all reclaimed materials.
Green Crafter Profile: Jamie Smith’s Upcycled Jewelry Read More 👉
Sara Lee Parker creates beautiful organic fabrics, and she just released a new line!
Fab Fabrics: New Line of Organic Prints from Sara Lee Parker Read More 👉
First World Trash makes functional accessories by recycling billboards and seat belts. The eco-chic items are carried in stores around the world and the owner’s goal is to do what’s good for the people of her hometown than just make accessories. Read more to find out where her ultimate vision lies.
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Working with salvage wood is a sure way to green your crafting, if you can navigate those heavy tools. One savvy crafter knows her miter saws from table saw.
Green Crafter: Rustic Carvings Read More 👉
Alex Keller is a jewelry redesigner who converts vintage jewelry and upcycles them into more modern vintage chic jewelry. Her love of vintage carries into her vintage shop where she sells vintage housewares. Let’s see if she has any tips on vintage shopping.
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According to the Environmental Protection Agency, mining precious metals is one of the biggest environmental nightmares. Tons of toxic chemicals like cyanide and mercury are used to produce and refine precious metals. It is estimated that about 2.9 pounds of mercury is released for every 2.2 pounds of gold produced.
And with that in mind, Dawanna of Peaces of Indigo recycles silver, gold, and bronze to make jewelry.
Green Crafter: Peaces of Indigo Read More 👉
Green Crater Fashion Green T Bags make reusable grocery bags out of t-shirts on Etsy What a great way not to disposable plastic bags!
Green Crafter: Fashion Green T-Bags Read More 👉
twig & leaf botanical is an uber eco-friendly herbal shop that sells organic, vegan herbal concoction on Etsy. How did she start her passion of making herbal remedies?
Green Crafter: Twig & Leaf Botanicals Read More 👉
Debby Arem is the designer behind Debby Arem Designs. She is a perfectionist and fascinated by detail, texture and color. She creates unique ‘geekery’ jewelry and accessories for the home and office that are sometimes whimsical or abstract and sometimes purely decorative or quite functional.
Green Crafter: Debby Arem Designs Read More 👉
Don’t you just love when you see kids getting excited about crafting? It’s even better when they’re fascinated with repurposed materials. A new web series featuring 7-year-old twins Tristin and Tyler is chock full of green crafting inspiration for kids and grown-ups alike!
Crafty Kids: Tristin and Tyler Document Green Crafts in the City Read More 👉
Michelle Wilson of Recycled Fabric sources vintage and once-loved materials to create wonderfully feminine accessories.
Green Crafter Profile: Recycled Fabric Read More 👉
Matt Loftice of RecycledBrooklyn found green crafting inspiration 1,300 miles away in New Orleans, Louisiana. Shortly after Hurricane Katrina, he saw an article about a man recovering all of the wreckage to rebuild his home after it was destroyed.
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Karin McArdle of Green Gypsies creates one-of-a-kind pieces and truly believes that “one man’s trash is another man’s treasure.”
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