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P's (6 1/2) version of the Eiffel Tower.
I SO do love this, tha I may be inspired by this, for a future creation. (of what kind, I don't know yet, but I feel inside myself that it's going to inspire me) Re-using the paper is the inside of a roll of kraft wrapping paper. Gave a big room for drawing, and a non conventional size & shape. Great !! (March 08th 2009)
"Reuse, Renew, Recycle: Recent Architecture from China" exhibition at MoMA (September 2021 – July 2022)
I reused these water bottles (& a plastic egg from last Easter) and wrapped braided fabric scraps around them for a very cool, upcycled decoration.
Flowers made of bamboo felt finished with shell buttons. Sash is white muslin, though I have scraps of the main fabric enough that I could have made the sashes in coordinating fabric.
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Pattern is New Leaf Folding Tote From Heather Bailey
www.heatherbaileystore.com/Folding-Tote-Sewing-Pattern-p/...
It's a similar idea to McCall's 6130 (mccallpattern.mccall.com/m6130-products-11144.php?page_id...) which I've sewn before, but these are even nicer, since they are fully lined.
The pattern calls for 5/8ths yards of the main and contrasting fabric, but I had a 1/2 yard bundle and was able to adapt the pattern to work with those. Instead of making the handles entirely in the main fabric, I had to make one said main fabric and one side lining fabric.
And about that fabric, it's Moroccan Mirage (half yard bundle of the entire line) and I got it from this etsy shop:
www.etsy.com/shop/TheIntrepidThread?ref=pr_shop_more
Her fabric selection is BEAUTIFUL and her prices are great. I could go broke shopping in her store.
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BeSafe Reusable pads is an initiative conceived by Epamba Comfort with the support of Tah Sheron to improve Cameroonian women health through setting
up a micro-enterprise initiative for a women’s group in Kake -Kumba in the production and sale of Reusable
washable sanitary pads to their immediate communities and surroundings villages. The project is
to make available sanitary towels at low-cost prices to school-aged girls and women in the area The
establishment of micro reusable pad production enterprise will empower young girls and women to gain
the entrepreneurial skills to produce their own sanitary pads and reach thousands of girls and women in
underserved areas at low cost of $5 for a set of 8 pads that will last for 1 year,against Disposable pads cost $24 per year($2/pad x12) that many cannot afford.This will keep adolescent girls in school and women at work during menses ,increase
performance, reduce Teenage /unwanted pregnancy and also save money that they would be spending on medicines to combat any infections or illnesses they may have due to the lack of feminine hygiene products.. It will create jobs for women and empower all
females to attend work and school comfortably and in good health during menstruation.
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I managed a little shopping on my way home this weekend. A real sacrifice but I persevered. Since our challenge this week is Go Green, I saved all my packaging from my purchases. I was able to make 3 projects from what would normally be trash.
Demonstrating the savings of one reusable bag, these folks from Malmo Sweden also represent GreenBagTag.com, which helps you offset travel impacts with a special tagging system.
Believe it or not, i cut this stencil when i was 2 months pregnant, but had no idea... I made a small version which i submitted to the 400 ml project, but i never got a chance to spray the large one... well, here it is =)
smontare stampanti usate e non più funzionanti senza dover pensare di rimontarle è un'attività veramente rilassante, che regala non pochi componenti elettronici praticamente a gratis.
E adesso cosa ci facciamo? avete delle proposte?
Reusable goody bags are 5x6.5 inches with a drawstring top. Great to use for goody bags for children's birthday party to hold small party favors and they can be used again and again by your young guests. Small toys, collections, marbles - any small pieces that you need to keep together. Sturdy construction with double stitched, enclosed seams. Poly cord drawstring is heat sealed to prevent wear.
My idea with these bags is to save some nature: These are made of re-used fabrics and even the smallest scraps can be used. So no need always buy a new bag for your gift, and the best part: these can be used for anything else also!
Nice reuse of a Maryland Millions saddle cloth!
Bowie Race Track opened in 1914. According to Wikipedia, it was "a pioneer of winter racing" in the 1950s. Races inaugurated at Bowie include the Barbara Fritchie Handicap and Native Dancer Stakes. Fierce competition from nearby tracks brought about Bowie's demise in 1985. The track is now a training center (my photos here were taken during training hours on a Saturday morning).
A great article on Bowie from Colin's Ghost: colinsghost.org/2009/01/winter-racing-and-bowie-breed-195...
A Bloodhorse article remembering Bowie: bit.ly/aO2eda
An article on Bowie's current fate: bit.ly/GYSEWT
A Youtube video of horses training at Bowie (January 2012): www.youtube.com/watch?v=9OzXa0WBAoM
ANEW event sponsored by Bentley Prince Street, held at the Smog Shoppe on March 15, 2012. Photo credit: Diana Cabrera
Deborah Slavitt lead a no-sew Halloween Costume Workshop.
Northampton ReUse Rally for the Arts took place at JFK Middle School in Florence, MA, featuring an art show, demonstrations, and workshops for all ages centered around the theme of re-using, re-cycling, and “upcycling” materials for creative purposes!
Photo credit: Sienna Wildfield
To find out about activities & events happening all over Western MA for families, be sure to subscribe to www.HilltownFamilies.org, and online grassroots communication network for families living in the four counties of Western Massachusetts.
ANEW event sponsored by Bentley Prince Street, held at the Smog Shoppe on March 15, 2012. Photo credit: Diana Cabrera
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