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Becky Striepe
Make Your Printer Ink Last Longer
If you do have to print, stretching your resources is a great way to green up that process. You probably already know to print on both sides of your paper or maybe you even fish junk mail out of the bin and print on the back of that. But what about the printer ink?
Craft Reycled: Vintage Book Page Heart Garland
If you’re a regular around here, you know that I love a handmade holiday, and Valentine’s Day is no exception! I’m loving this sweet heart garland that I ran across on Pinterest. The Pinterest user who shared this photo didn’t include instructions or a link to where you can buy your own, but this would be super simple to make yourself! Here’s how.
Urban Beautification: Steve Wheen’s Pothole Gardens
Guerrilla gardening is a great way to add some green to a blighted space. Whether we’re talking seedbombs or late-night plantings, guerilla gardeners everywhere are doing their parts to make the urban landscape a bit greener.
Steve Wheen takes the idea in a whimsical direction with his pothole gardens.
A Greener Surfboard
The typical surfboard is far from eco-friendly, but a small company on the Oregon coast creates a greener surfboard by using lower impact materials and reclaimed wood.
Are Reclaimed Pallets Safe for Raised Bed Gardens?
We love DIY projects using pallets. You might say that we’re a little bit obsessed, if we’re being completely honest. That’s why I was really struck when reader Cat wrote in asking if reclaimed pallets were safe for building a raised bed garden.
