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I may write a whole lot about food over at my other blog ( It Ain't Meat, Babe ), but I don't get much of a chance to write about ho...

In more ways than one! I don't know how it is in your community, but around here, cycling as a form of tranportation is finally getting ...

As I was preparing to write this post, I was thinking about what Sew Green is all about. Living ecologically, obviously. But there is a cra...

image from the guardian: Jeanette Winterson outside her store Verde's in Spitalfields. Photograph: Dan Chung for the Observer my friend ...

A few weeks ago, as I was looking at the clothes I have in my wardrobe for Spring/Summer, I came across a few tired old favourites. Items of...

One of the things I’ve loved about becoming a parent is the excuse to read picture books. We make regular trips to the library, were I scout...

ah yes. a puppy has entered our lives. it is not completely unplanned. we have often talked about it around the dinner table. but i was surp...

having a baby monitor finally got me on the path to re-chargeable batteries. i KNOW. what took me so long? honestly it was the initial cost ...

This Sunday, May 9th, is Mother's Day in the United States and I would like to give a shout out to all the awesome & amazing mothe...

Did you know that most of the greenhouse gas emissions from landfill is the result of decomposing organic materials, which could easily be r...

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...

if you are in the LA area and are in any way connected to a school (or community) garden come on down! it is sure to be worth your while...

Hello Sew Green readers! I'm Jennifer and I usually blog about vegetarian food over at It Ain't Meat, Babe . This is my first post f...

Here in the Northeastern region of the U.S., spring has officially arrived! We're supposed to see temperatures near 80(F) this weekend, ...

A year and a half ago, my partner and I went to a workshop on vermicomposting. We came home with a bin, worms, and heads full of knowledge...

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...