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Hello Sew Greeners! I'm sure you're all in the midst of your busy holiday preparations. I know I am. We all know this season can be ...

I'd like to begin by saying Happy Thanksgiving to you guys across the pond! But I have a couple of confessions. The first is, I nearly f...

Clothes and fashion are topics that pop up regularly on Sew Green, and with good reason. We all dress ourselves on a daily basis (and many o...

chicken-watching: a very natural stress-reliever The last few weeks have been kind of stressful. Job craziness, car troubles, all sorts of u...

My clothes are disintegrating. Most are over ten years old. Moths have taken advantage of some of them as the clothes have hung on the line ...

We have a large basket of well-used bibs at our house. Many of them were hand-me-downs and have kept many a baby and toddler from besmirchi...

scarfing down a dessert of bananas There's nothing as much fun for someone who likes to cook as an appreciative eater. The Little Pea i...

March. I love this month. It's filled with birthdays, the first warm sunshine of the year, birdsong all day long, and fresh green shoots...

Valentine's Day giving typically consists of cards, chocolate, roses, & jewelry. While nice, those items can have a pretty serious e...

This time of year, the leftovers abound. Around the holidays, I tend to stuff myself silly, but the overabundance is so great that even wit...

Just a quick post of Sew Green links to make the busiest shopping day of the year a little less busy and wasteful. Gift for Good - Alterna...

I have been on the hunt for items that have post-consumer recycled product in them. I started to think about how much time we spend recyclin...

Holiday shopping. I know, right- but the holidays are less than 2 months away. Less than 2 months . Here is my round-up of socially consciou...

welcome to crafty bastards the 6th annual indie craft fair that took place in DC last weekend... DC has a active indie craft community and t...

Consumption is a tricky issue when it comes to living green.  The greenest option is really, not to do or buy anything.  But our economy is ...

Being a professional environmentalist as my day job, I always figured that when our baby came along, I'd just naturally be the greenest ...