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love this reusable shopping bag. it fits an amazing amount of stuff inside, much more convenient than bulky canvas bags and it's got a cute little puppy on it!
i got mine at a shop in my neighborhood, but lots of designs are online at envirosax.com
by Al Gross and Strong Buffalo, at the American Indian Cultural Corridor, Northern Spark 2019. Photo Credit: Ne-dah-ness Greene
So, we had all these containers around which are super valuable around here... so I did a hat raffle for the staff. Fun times.
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.”
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This interview was recorded at The Upcycle Parts Shop, 6419 St. Clair Ave., Cleveland, Ohio USA
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Going to a dinner party bringing along a bottle of wine? Dress it up with a reusable wine bottle bag.
For slow I chose to have my mom throw some leaves off the deck and I stand below and snap some pictures I think it turned out pretty well other than having some of the deck in the photo. Lighting is from sun coming through the clouds. I personally think this was the best time of day to take the picture because of how well you can see the leaves but yet they are shaded.
I decided to reuse this photo because it was around one of my favorite times of year where leaves where very colorful and bright even though you can't really tell in the photo. I like the amount of leave its not to many or to little.
This was a top that was not finished, she was so shy to share all of these with me, she thought people would make fun of her for reusing fabric harvested from clothing.
Submitted by: The Fluffy Polar Bears (Project Polar Bear Team)
In the picture we are refilling our water bottles. We wanted to focus more on refilling them to show how we are going to do our project. Our project is Reusing Water Bottles so we decided to start our project by refilling water bottles.
Did you know that 1.5 million barrels of oil are used to make plastic water bottles every year? By switching to refillable bottles you can help reduce the unnecessary CO2 created by producing them.
Komfy & Cuddly (Koala): Share a tip from beloved Supreme Master Ching Hai – “If you use a paper towel for drying clean hands, you can save it for reuse again…
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These corn based containers are suppose to decompose within 50 days in a landfill, so I am seeing how long it takes in my compost pile.
Part of the North Rim Trail has been made out of recycled tire rubber. The path provides a soft cushion for weary feet.
Buckets of jamandi fabric scraps used by Christina Kim for her dosa line of clothing.Installation views of “Scraps: Fashion, Textiles, and Creative Reuse”.Cooper-Hewitt.New York, New York.September 23, 2016 - April 23, 2017
Finished coffee filter.
This photo is part of a tutorial to make a cloth reusable coffee filter.
Tutorial to make these can be found