Leaf prints can be done in any medium and on any material, and are a beautiful reminder of the growing season.
Make the Last of Autumn’s Leaves Last Forever with Leaf Printing Read More 👉
Hey ladies, need something to break through the everyday grind and remind you life is wonderful? Then check out this inspirational journal by Summer Pierre.
A Review of Great Gals: Inspired Ideas for Living a Kick-Ass Life Read More 👉
Here’s a contest for all the crafty folks out there creating fabulous DIY projects- the first annual ReadyMade 100 DIY Contest.
ReadyMade Magazine Launches First Annual ReadyMade 100 Contest Read More 👉
Five homemade kids’ craft supplies that are non-toxic and easy to make.
Five Homemade Kids’ Craft Supplies 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.
Green Crafter Profile: Recycled Brooklyn Read More 👉
Oh, magazines. No matter how I try to keep you out of my life, you seem to claw your way back in. Whether it’s my husband’s gaming mags or issues that friends and family give me to read, those glossy wastes of paper seem to pile up in my house. Luckily, between my own crafty ideas and projects for my crafting class, there are plenty of ways to give those colorful pages a new life rather than tossing them into the bin.
Five Crafty Ways to Reuse Magazines Read More 👉
London-based graphic designer Anthony Burrill is producing screen prints using oil from the Gulf BP oil spill.
Designer Creates Prints using Oil from BP Oil Spill Read More 👉
You know that you have treasures. Make yourself a book with a secret compartment to keep them safe.
How-to: Book with a Secret Compartment Read More 👉
A plastic juice bottle and a handful of beans are all your child needs to make herself a simple and satisfying toy.
Kid Craft How-to: Plastic Juice Bottle Shaker Read More 👉
Repurpose your old scarves into functional pieces for your everyday life.
5 Scarf Crafts to Bust Your Stash Read More 👉
Handmade trick-or-treat bags to make this Halloween even more earth-friendly.
Margaret Wertheim and her twin sister worked for over three and a half years on a hyperbolic crochet model coral reef. Now, their creation is on display at the Smithsonian.
Crochet Coral Reef at the Smithsonian Read More 👉
PBS Design Squad challenged kids age 5-19 to create the next great eco-friendly invention using recycled items. They chose the winners a few weeks ago and those lucky kids got to visit Boston and see their inventions brought to life.
PBS Kids GO! Announces Trash to Treasure Winners Read More 👉
Pick from these ideas for non-candy treats that trick-or-treaters will love.
Replace Candy with Sugar-Free, Eco-Friendly Halloween Treats Read More 👉
This Halloween, be proactive and provide your kids with face paints that are safe and eco-friendly as well as fun.
Kid-Friendly, Eco-Friendly Face Paints Read More 👉
Christmas is coming, do you want a home soda making machine? I didn’t because I thought they were complicated. But boy was I wrong, they couldn’t be easier to use.
Crafty in the Kitchen with SodaStream Read More 👉
Cameron Blazer from the Cottage Industrialist has created a wonderful tutorial for creating a simple DIY expandable file folder from a cereal box and some other crafty bits.
Make An Expandable File Folder from a Cereal Box Read More 👉
A quick project that transforms forgotten figurines into unique pieces for your home.
Take thrifted tea sets and turn them into unique projects for your home!
Ten Tea Set Crafts Read More 👉
At its heart, crafting is about channeling our creative energy into something tangible. Sometimes we keep what we make, sometimes we sell it, sometimes we give our creations as gifts. Wouldn’t it be great if we could use our crafty skills to help people in need?
There are tons of crafty charities out there doing just that! Here are a few options for charitable crafting.
Does the chilly weather get you craving hot beverages? Sure, you could pick up a box of store-bought tea, but wouldn’t it be more fun to mix up your own creations? Here are some tea recipes to get you going! If you’re feeling super crafty, you could even brew them up in homemade tea bags.
Getting Crafty in the Kitchen: Homemade Tea Blends Read More 👉
Green living entails green cleaning. Here are 5 essential oils for cleaning that will give you the power that you need, minus harmful industrial chemicals.
Essential Oils for Cleaning Your Home Naturally Read More 👉
Whether or not you’ve made a balancing butterfly before, you’ll find the balancing bat to be just as magical, and perfect for Halloween.
Switch Your Balancing Butterfly to a Balancing Bat for Halloween Read More 👉
Every year I end up with way too many tomatoes from my garden. Which means I am usually giving away boxes of them to friends, family, neighbors, or to anyone who wants them.
This year I decided to take a different approach- I wanted to use them. Salsa was the first idea that came to mind since I have fresh peppers in my garden as well as tomatoes. So I gave it a try.
Recipe for Garden Fresh Salsa Read More 👉
If you’re board and want to check out some cool recycled stuff, you’ll love Recycled Art and you’ll quickly become addicted by scrolling through all of its awesomeness.
Discover Eco-Eye Candy at Recyclart Read More 👉
Create one-of-a-kind magnets using recycled pieces of wood.
How-to: Thrift Store Wood to Refrigerator Magnets Read More 👉
This how-to will show you how to create easy decorative paper envelopes from paper found in your recycle bin.
How-to: Recycled Paper Envelopes Read More 👉
Besides candy, my favorite thing about Halloween is creating fun and interesting costumes with recycled materials. The challenge of turning junk into a one-of-a-kind costume is one of the things that makes this holiday so much fun. Here are five eco-friendly costumes you can make or to get your creative juices flowing!
5 Halloween Costume Ideas Using Recycled Materials Read More 👉
Lunch time at work or school can be wasteful and quite pricey. Here are some ideas to inspire you to pack cute, crafty lunches that won’t disappoint!
Store bought playdough is full of artificial coloring, and after a while it starts to get dried out and unusable. Homemade, edible playdough is free from chemicals and creates much less waste, since the kids will eat their creations!
Edible Crafts: Chocolate and Peanut Butter Playdough Read More 👉
Explore the world of families who’ve given up their day jobs to live full-time eco-crafty lives in Radical Homemakers, by Shannon Hayes.
Home-Baked Bread over Health Insurance: Radical Homemakers Read More 👉
A pinwheel is a gentle, natural, peaceful autumn toy that you can help a child make out of his or her own watercolor drawing and a straight twig fallen from your favorite tree.
Nature Craft How-to: A Watercolor and Tree Twig Pinwheel Read More 👉
Creating Floral Centerpieces is a must have for any floral designer or flower arranging enthusiast looking to breathe new life into old designs.
Review of Creating Floral Centerpieces Read More 👉
Find cute, handmade and eco-friendly goodies on Etsy.
Eco-Friendly Halloween Etsy Finds Read More 👉
Karin McArdle of Green Gypsies creates one-of-a-kind pieces and truly believes that “one man’s trash is another man’s treasure.”
Green Crafter Profile: Green Gypsies Read More 👉
A quick and easy project, that shows you how-to reuse your cereal boxes and create fast and cute notepads.
How-to: Cereal Box Notepad Read More 👉
