By Señor Pizote © Eco-bags
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Happy Father’s day!!
Why don’t you try this gift topper made from color ribbons? And get some recycled newspaper as gift wrap.
via craftzine.com
Furoshiki is a type of traditional Japanese wrapping cloth that was frequently used to transport clothes, gifts, or other goods.
As a great substitute to using plastic bags. Not only is the Furoshiki environmentally friendly, but it is also more attractive than a plastic bag.
You might want to consider skipping the wrapping paper and give a few gifts wrapped in a Furoshiki these Holydays!
Merry Xmas! :D
Got some time? Reload your Moleskine®
This grenade-looking object is called the Greenaid, and its all about the war against plastic. It comes in a durable neoprene shell, with a zipper that exposes a massive, durable polyurethane reusable bag. It can attach to your belt loop or key chain for easy transport. Not only does the Greenaid do some good for the environment, it looks cool doing it. The Greenaid was designed by Nicholas Lovegrove and Demian Repucci
For the vintage-inspired bride, a timeless bouquet made of fabric remnants will be a gorgeous keepsake. Original, and nature friendly!
What a great project! Check all the details at Design*Sponge
Trash Portraits #2
