alright everyone, who wants
to save the earth!!! wow...i know that is huge heavy statement that is
totally overwhelming but it doesn't have to be. it is all about the
little things we do each day that can help improve the way we live and
help the planet that we love oh so much. what if we broke down that
idea to something much smaller or tangible, like say the redwoods or your
front yard? what can i do to help preserve them and keep them here for
generations to enjoy? this idea is always on my mind and i want to do my
part in helping. as an everyday bike rider i am already on the right
path but i know there are other ways that i can help by making better
decisions. several ladies are participating in this new
little venture and you can to!
so many things effect our environment, fashion,
being a huge one, food & design. we aren't here to preach anything
but to show how easy it can be to be a bit more aware of what we can do
to help. from fashion diy's & helpful green tips, we are here to
make it fun and hopefully make a habit of making greener choices for
everyday living.
here are some of the other amazing ladies going on this fun adventure:
Hello! I'm Sarah and I blog about art, travel and adventures over at A Lost Feather.
I spend as much time as possible outside hiking, bike riding and
walking my little fluffball, Boo Radley. Among my favorite places to
explore are the Hudson River Valley, near my home in New York, and
Yosemite National Park. The great outdoors has given me so much
happiness and I think it's time to return the favor. I hope that by
participating in this awesome project I'll learn a lot more about
different ways to be green. I'm also super excited to share fun and
pretty green-friendly diys.. I hope you'll stay tuned and get ready to
be more green!
Hi, I'm Lo of Little Somethings by Little Lo Hood,
a place where I share adventures, amazing fellow Etsy owners, and
crafts. I think that being green means helping and preserving our
environment. I know that we can do this by recycling paper and bottles
but more recently I've come to understand that "green" can encompass
fashion as well. I started this project to help inform people on the
many ways in becoming more green because my home state is Vermont and I
am in love with its beautiful natural landscape and would love to keep
it that way. This project has also turned into such an exciting and fun
project especially since I am working with some amazing ladies who have
fantastic ideas. We will be coming up with different DIY's and tips on
becoming a little more green and we hope that you all will enjoy and
maybe learn a little in the process. I'm looking forward to sharing with
you lovelies a dress DIY...I love it so much! Here is a sneak peek:
Great idea! I can't wait to read the posts.
ReplyDeleteif I promise to recycle more can I still shop at H&M? Seriously though this sounds like a great idea.
ReplyDeletethis is so great cb! the first blog I ever wrote was a few years back called Holistic Movements, all about the 'green' lifestyle, but I stopped because it started to get to me, the enormity of it, and I felt overwhelmed and depressed. I love that you guys are putting a FUN spin on it! If you are ever looking for a contributor please keep me in mind, I'd love to help!!
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wow, that was a very moving article. i will certainly take some time to ponder the question of what a sustainable wardrobe is. thanks for sharing such a thought provoking article.
ReplyDeletewow! thanks so sharing! amazing article!
ReplyDeleteJust popped over from lo's blog and am so glad I did! I love this idea you ladies came up w! And I love your blog!!
ReplyDeletein ontario you have to pay for plastic carrier bags thus encouraging people to bring their own cloth bags. you can also recycle a lot more in ontario then you can in pennsylvania... come on america - get on the trolley!
ReplyDeleteSounds like fun! I can't wait to hear more :D
ReplyDeleteshops have started charging for carrier bags here. and the shop assistants will say 'do you NEED a carrier bag' instead of 'do you WANT a carrier bag'. Interesting choice of words i think, and makes you feel totally guilty if you do take one!
ReplyDeletegreat post & yes an important cause that we all should aim to incorporate in our everyday lives; Hubby & I try to do what we can wh recycling, reusing, not using plastic bags & so on, but I know we can do more xox
ReplyDeleteGo, planet!!
ReplyDeleteThis is awesome! I can't wait to see what amazing DIYs you guys come up with.
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