100% Organic cotton twill wreath cushion from Chakra PennywhistleA few links for you today to acknowledge the earth. As E wrote in our newsletter this week, Mother's day is approaching, and Earth Day also; it's got us thinking about hearth and home and how they are both really about celebrating the same things; renewal and grounding.
Mothers give us a place to come from, and to grow from, and the Earth, also. It's these fundamentals that help to renew ourselves, and help give us grounding. So, come join us as we check out a couple of Mother's Days suggestions and a couple that are Earth friendly, too
How about a magazine from coverleaf.com? Coverleaf allows you to read your magazines all online - saving paper and helping to save the environment. I love being able to read my magazines online, it's fast and easy and it feels good knowing that I'm doing my part (little by little) to help save the Earth.
Inspirations and downloadables from One Pretty Thing, with the Earth in mind, here and here, Eco Etsy, a great place to find eco-friendly handmade goods; Crafting a Green World, a place for eco crafting inspiration.
Glouglou recycled vase/bottles painted white from Lilimandrill
Elephant Tote Bag (recycled cotton) from The Craft Pantry
Retro Scooter Lunch Tote (recycled cotton) from The Craft Pantry
L to R Clockwise: Rescued wood construction from Dolan Geiman; Kapok cushion in vintage chenille from Enhabiten; Fused plastic pouches and vintage tea towels from Copabananas
Eco friendly dryer sachets from Refabulous
Moss Terrarium by Greenbriar
5 comments:
that stacked terrarium is one of the coolest i've seen to date - lovely!
ahh comments are back. thanks for the green finds!
I had not heard of coverleaf before! I always feel bad even though I recycle my magazines - going to definitely check that out!
Always an honor to be featured. Thanks Poppytalk!
Ali & Dolan
www.dolangeiman.comContemporary Art with a Southern Accent
Thank you so much for the feature! Beautiful finds for a wonderful day :)
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