Green is the new black, as they say, but what in the world does that mean? It means living sustainably is the “cool” thing to do, but some of us have been doing these things for years. Take crafters for example – many of us keep scraps of fabrics from other projects for future use, “frog” old sweaters and scarves to have fresh yarn to work with, and tweak items and patterns we find to make them just right for our tastes. The renewed popularity of green living has benefits for creative folks as well, including new sustainable fabrics and innovate ideas for reusing a plethora of resources.
For those of us who enjoy being a part of the creative process or are beginning to experiment with do-it-yourself projects, then Crafting a Green World is for you! We’ll be featuring everything from eco-patterns, supplies, and creators to book reviews and event/sale notices. Crafting a Green World (CAGW) is working to be your #1 resource for organic, natural, and recycled crafty projects, products, media, and businesses. Whether you are a novice, a pro, or somewhere in between, Crafting a Green World will have the sustainable crafty content you are looking for.
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This is the beginning of a crafty revolution and Crafting a Green World is your home for all the juicy details!
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Please count me in. I’d love to be a part of this site. I will definitely be back to visit and provide ideas about green crafting. I have many free patterns at my site that I’d love to share too. Best wishes on your new venture here.
Please count me in. I’d love to be a part of this site. I will definitely be back to visit and provide ideas about green crafting. I have many free patterns at my site that I’d love to share too. Best wishes on your new venture here.
Please count me in. I’d love to be a part of this site. I will definitely be back to visit and provide ideas about green crafting. I have many free patterns at my site that I’d love to share too. Best wishes on your new venture here.
Hi Cindy,
Swank 😀 You should have received an e-mail from Jeff about being a writer for the site; I hope you do decide to join. 🙂
VE
Hi Cindy,
Swank 😀 You should have received an e-mail from Jeff about being a writer for the site; I hope you do decide to join. 🙂
VE
Hi Cindy,
Swank 😀 You should have received an e-mail from Jeff about being a writer for the site; I hope you do decide to join. 🙂
VE
Excellent idea! Count me in too! I don’t know what you’ll need but in any case, I am here.
Excellent idea! Count me in too! I don’t know what you’ll need but in any case, I am here.
Excellent idea! Count me in too! I don’t know what you’ll need but in any case, I am here.
Excellent idea! Count me in too! I don’t know what you’ll need but in any case, I am here.
Hi Hyena,
Wonderful – I passed your e-mail address onto my boss at Green Options so he can contact you with more details. 🙂
VE
Hi Hyena,
Wonderful – I passed your e-mail address onto my boss at Green Options so he can contact you with more details. 🙂
VE
Hi Hyena,
Wonderful – I passed your e-mail address onto my boss at Green Options so he can contact you with more details. 🙂
VE
Hi Hyena,
Wonderful – I passed your e-mail address onto my boss at Green Options so he can contact you with more details. 🙂
VE
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Hi!
I work for a big industry that receives mail by the thousands. I started noticing the stamps on the envelopes and cut them out. I began turning them into craft projects by decoupaging them onto ornaments and little paper mache boxes. I sold some and entered some in a juried art show.
Since then I have been researching stamps and have found that even cancelled stamps are worth money.
Hi!
I work for a big industry that receives mail by the thousands. I started noticing the stamps on the envelopes and cut them out. I began turning them into craft projects by decoupaging them onto ornaments and little paper mache boxes. I sold some and entered some in a juried art show.
Since then I have been researching stamps and have found that even cancelled stamps are worth money.
Hi!
I work for a big industry that receives mail by the thousands. I started noticing the stamps on the envelopes and cut them out. I began turning them into craft projects by decoupaging them onto ornaments and little paper mache boxes. I sold some and entered some in a juried art show.
Since then I have been researching stamps and have found that even cancelled stamps are worth money.
My daughter needs to make a lion out of recycled items. Do you have any suggestions?
Thanks!
My daughter needs to make a lion out of recycled items. Do you have any suggestions?
Thanks!
My daughter needs to make a lion out of recycled items. Do you have any suggestions?
Thanks!
My daughter needs to make a lion out of recycled items. Do you have any suggestions?
Thanks!
Well, nice idea, but your first post is about BUYING a kit to make beauty products!
Just another con.
If you’re referring to the kits from Herban Crafts, I have to disagree with you there. Each kit is hand assembled with all of the materials and supplies you need. I don’t think making crafting easy negates the act of crafting, and I’m sorry to hear that you feel that way. I also really appreciate that you went straight to name calling.