Showing posts with label eco-conscious. Show all posts
Showing posts with label eco-conscious. Show all posts

Thursday, July 2, 2009

Mini Eco Cloths

A new and fun way to be clean and green!! These fun eco cloths ofetn come in fun sets of two or four too!
See them all in my Etsy Shop HERE...




Monday, June 8, 2009

For the Love of Seersucker

Conductor Booties in Seersucker











I have been thinking Eco-Conscious as always. I am so inspired by the Neighborhood Co-Op and its shoppers. I love the organic feel of the place too. I am so happy to be a part of it all too!

Also, my boy got this new Cannon lense, and it takes crispity clear images. It is slightly wide, too. WOW!!

Saturday, May 23, 2009

Eco Cloths and the Co-Op

Today I will be listing some Eco-Cloths in the shop. I love them and use them in my kitchen. Luckily, we only have to use paper towels for really dirty jobs, but for every meal and drying washed hands, I really prefer using terry cloths. They really save a lot of paper waste, I love them.

Also, I brought a bunch of goodies into the Carbondale/Murdale Co-Op this last week.
The Co-Op actually inspired these Eco-Cloths.
I brought in a bunch of Organically Lined Booties (some with 100% Linen Interiors, and also some with Bamboo/Organic Cotton Liners). I brought a bunch of different sizes, so if someone bought a pair previously, then a new size may be in order!

I brought some really awesome gift sets too. Hope to post pics next.

They also now have some super nice baby/toddler lap blankets too. Only a couple of purses are left! I hope to bring some in soon. I did go to Paducah last week...






Monday, November 17, 2008

A Green way to Create and Sew


I found this photo here on treehugger.com.
This amazing cork fabric is very cool. I saw that MiaJoie on etsy is now making Cork Baby Shoes, a wonderful way to be eco-friendly too. Now, this cork fabric is pretty thin compared to other cork available at the hardware store like this HERE. The stuff at Lowes is maybe 1/8" thick, and is about $10 per roll. It is a good sized roll too. But the designated Cork Fabric/ FabriCork is nearly $130 per linear yard!! Wow, that is quite an investment, but maybe worth it. I love how people are thinking Green these days! Especially crafters!