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Like Publix, GreenWise offers reusable shopping bags to reduce the paper and plastic waste associated with regular trips to the store.
This photo is part of a tutorial to make a cloth reusable coffee filter.
Tutorial to make these can be found
Panel discussion exploring possibilities for Contemporary Reuse in the Mediterranean Basin. Syracuse University in Florence - January 29, 2015
(Photo: Francesco Guazzelli)
Thenz made reusable nappies are comfortable to use and so simple to put on as disposables. There is no soaking or boiling and easier to care for. You can get them in a dazzling choice of prints. Place your order! For more information, you can call us at 0274268826. Follow us: www.fudgeypants.co.nz/
Photos from a dress rehearsal of the 2016 production of "A mid-summer night's dream" at the University of Minnesota, Morris, directed by Ray Schultz.
These are, for the most part, completely unedited and being posted "as is". I'll try to clean up the lighting and color on a few of the better ones and post them later, but these are pretty much the raw dump. All I've done here is remove things that are terribly out of focus, or have some other really obvious problem.
This production used recycled/reused materials for both the set and costuming whenever possible.
Many thanks to Ray and the cast and crew for letting me barge in and take pictures during this rehearsal. The show was enormously fun, and I really enjoyed shooting.
Panel discussion exploring possibilities for Contemporary Reuse in the Mediterranean Basin. Syracuse University in Florence - January 29, 2015
(Photo: Francesco Guazzelli)
"Reuse, Renew, Recycle: Recent Architecture from China" exhibition at MoMA (September 2021 – July 2022)
Model of Imperial Kiln Museum by Studio Zhu Pei (Zhu Pei)
All recycled/reused materials.
shell -ppwoven mill bags
strap -belt
ribbon -belt
meatal loops -belt
lining -scrap material
sewing machine $5 bucks garage sale
With direction from arts and events coordinator, Jessica Corlett, participants learnt the surprisingly simple art of Amish toothbrush rug-making by reusing a retired toothbrush and waste textiles. We made our own rug making tool and mini rug, with no sewing required. Participants found out that rag rugs are a great way to reuse scrap fabric and are machine washable.
O evento rolou dia 7/3/15 em uma parceria do Olabi com o Brownie do Luiz, PermaRio, Respeite um Carro a Menos, CicloCourier e Special Adventures. Mais infos: olabi.co/programacao/reuse-recicle-conserte/
Crédito das imagens: May Bandeira
This bag I made from 2 tea towels and creamy accent fabric for the handles, bottom and sides. I didn't cut anything with this one, I let the tea towels overlap inside so when my swap partner goes to the farmers market, she can separate her bread/cheeses from the produce. :)
I'd been spending a lot of time tweaking the positioning of the Origin-8 gary bars, but came to the conclusion that there really isn't a way for me to arrange them so that they'd be comfortable on the ramps and the drops. So I pulled them and replaced them with another pair of Nitto B135s (there aren't that many rando-style bars out there, so it was pretty inevitable that I'd migrate back to the old reliable.)
This meant that I had to pull the cork tape off the gary bars so I could pull the levers and move them over, but Selev tape has a super-sticky glue on it, and removing that tape caused it to disintegrate. Fortunately, I'd saved the cork tape from the old B135s, and this tape (a no-name cork tape that I bought from Rivendell last spring) was still in wrappable condition, despite being wrecked a couple of times and being shellacked to within an inch of its life.
So the new bars have now got old tape, plugs & brake levers.
Panel discussion exploring possibilities for Contemporary Reuse in the Mediterranean Basin. Syracuse University in Florence - January 29, 2015
(Photo: Francesco Guazzelli)
Panel discussion exploring possibilities for Contemporary Reuse in the Mediterranean Basin. Syracuse University in Florence - January 29, 2015
(Photo: Francesco Guazzelli)
Panel discussion exploring possibilities for Contemporary Reuse in the Mediterranean Basin. Syracuse University in Florence - January 29, 2015
(Photo: Francesco Guazzelli)
Panel discussion exploring possibilities for Contemporary Reuse in the Mediterranean Basin. Syracuse University in Florence - January 29, 2015
(Photo: Francesco Guazzelli)
Panel discussion exploring possibilities for Contemporary Reuse in the Mediterranean Basin. Syracuse University in Florence - January 29, 2015
(Photo: Francesco Guazzelli)
Photo: Betsey Merkel
From the I-Open Research Article: The Cleveland Collective Giving Circle Model with Katherine Readey Chilcote, Co-Founder.
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Katherine Readey Chilcote, Co-Founder, describes the Cleveland Colectivo model, a replicable, process driven open network of giving formed in 2005 with a circle of like-minded friends who wanted to invest in early stage creative enterprises for a positive impact on their city.
“The Cleveland Colectivo is a Giving Circle. We are a group of community members most of whom live in the City of Cleveland, Ohio USA and we give small grants to organizations who are their very early stages.”
Article: Cleveland Colectivo A Giving Circle Model by Katherine Readey Chilcote, Co-Founder goo.gl/X7pHes
This interview was recorded at The Upcycle Parts Shop, 6419 St. Clair Ave., Cleveland, Ohio USA
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