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Category Archives: Green Living
The French-Canadian Fur-Trapper Wizard Coat
This is my first attempt at creating a coat out of felted, reconstructed wool sweaters. It was also one of my first serger creations. Who but me would go from scarves directly to the challenge of a giant, sweater coat? … Continue reading
Posted in Clothing, Crafts, creativity, Green Living, Recycled fabric, sewing, technique, Uncategorized, Work in Progress
Tagged art, Arts, Craft, Crafts, creativity, fabric, Fiber Arts, Sew, sewing, technique, Textile, Visual Arts, winter, Work in Progress
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Natural Building With Straw & Clay
This weekend I spent a day helping stuff the walls of a straw/clay home. Having been constructed with natural materials, a straw/clay home is a canary’s dream home: a true sanctuary. This is a beautiful, GA Cook Co. (Maple … Continue reading
Posted in Canary, Green Living, Health
Tagged Arts, Building, Canary, canary safe, Crafts, Natural Building, Thomas Hirsch, timber frame
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The Sun Never Says, “You Owe Me.”
Inevitably, when I mention solar as an energy source, someone–usually my brother–will tell me that using the sun as an energy source isn’t feasible. My retort is always, “We’re killing ourselves and everything on the planet. If we want electricity, … Continue reading
Posted in Green Living, Poetry
Tagged d, Hafiz, Nature, Poetry, Renewable resources, Solar, The Sun
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Failure to Identify the Appropriate Renewable Resource.
Too bad the brainchild for this comic didn’t know that US currency is made out of cotton and linen. The short fibers and acidity of a wood pulp dollar wouldn’t last very long. So much for credibility.
Posted in Green Living, Humor
Tagged acidity, brainchild, climate, environment, science, wood pulp
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I Survived the Summer Solstice
Thursday, June 21, 12:54AM. I hear the cat rummaging around at her feeding station and I yell, “Knock it off!…Go lay down!…Go to bed!” The crashing and thrashing continues so I resolve to get up to see what the hullaballoo … Continue reading
Pesto Pestival
Over the weekend I was gifted a bag of cilantro and a bag of garlic mustard. I say “gifted” because I’ve recently learned that both plants have great potential to help me in my continued healing from MCS (Multiple Chemical … Continue reading
Posted in Food, Green Living, Recipes
Tagged Food, green living, invasive species, pesto, recipe
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Room to Grow – Seed Starting
I have wanted to start seeds since beginning to garden oh so many years ago. I’ve made a few lame attempts that ended in failure or, more often, I just don’t get around to it early enough. I also have … Continue reading
Blue Balls: Christmas Gift-making Craze Revisited
In December, my sweetheart, hoping that I’d find a good use for it, gave me a favored blue sweater that, sadly, clothes moths had ruined. What to do, what to do with an old, moth-eaten sweater and a scrap wool … Continue reading
Posted in Crafts, creativity, Green Living, sewing, tutorial
Tagged Christmas, Craft, Crafts, creativity, fabric, Fiber Arts, Holidays, Ornaments, Sew, sewing, stashbusting, Textile, Upcycled
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Room to Grow II
Finally it’s after the holidays, and I can start posting all of the presents I made–and grew–without fear of spoiling the surprise. While I was ordering spring bulbs for a garden design job I had in October, I decided that my family … Continue reading
Posted in Green Living
Tagged amaryllis, amaryllis care, Bulbs, Burlap, Christmas, Flowers, galaxy black pearl, gervase, Holidays, Nature, picotee, Plants, plastic pots
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Room to Grow
On this sunny but cold, glorious winter day the amaryllis in my studio continue to reach their first buds towards the light in the warmth of my wood-fired home. They are products of my latest endeavors. In October I quit … Continue reading
Posted in Environmental Sensitivities, Green Living, Health
Tagged Beauty @ Any Age, Canary, Environmental Sensitivities, Flowers, health, Nature, winter
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