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| Display Name: | natasha from luxefibre.com |
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| Member Since: | 11/26/11 |
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you are a sneaky one, ahoova! they are such a pain, though! we get an eco-version de at agway and it is very inexepsive. works on anything crawling around, ants, roaches, flies, you name it. Help! My Fruit Flies Are Invading My House Plants! Good Question |
11/26/11 3:57 AM |
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also, animal shelters always need old sheets, towels, blankets, etc, so if something is in really bad condition, you can wash it and send it to them! DIY Idea: Turn An Old Comforter Into A Bath Mat A Common Thread |
11/26/11 3:44 AM |
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we can't use scented ANYTHING. husband gets rashes and i get rashes and/or urinary tract infections. first thing the urologist told me was to cut out anything scented, especially detergent and dryer sheets. as for using something in the dryer, old tennisballs (i use 2) work really well to keep things separated and moving around. i think i saw it in readymade ages ago. it works well. New Study: Scented Dryer Sheets Emit Toxins University of Washington |
11/26/11 3:29 AM |
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i found this chair and several others that would work well, and i bet you could find something at a thrift shop, too! http://www.amazon.com/Bertoia-Style-Steel-Wire-Chair/dp/B0037QJTE2/ref=pd_sim_sbs_hg_44 Modern Gone Cozy: A Knitted Eames Chair |
11/26/11 3:18 AM |
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there are so many options, and beyond that, you could use any kind of mesh chair to make something like this. there are lots of really bulky yarns out there, and as vwings said, i think recycled fabric would be really fun, too! i love to use old tshirts, etc, cut them into strips and make rugs, etc. Modern Gone Cozy: A Knitted Eames Chair |
11/26/11 3:15 AM |
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i have lots of knitted neckwarmers with big buttons to close them, as well as circular scarves...knitting away! What Are Your Favorite DIY Gift Ideas? Tell Us! |
11/26/11 2:55 AM |
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love ya cathy! On Watercolor: Artist Cathy Cullis Redefine |
11/26/11 2:53 AM |
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i love this! i tend to put our dryer lint outside and the birds love that, too. when i find a nest on the ground, i am amazed at the stuff they find and use to make such a perfect little home. they are the consummate recyclers! Use Suet Feeders To Hold Leftover Yarn Juniper Moon Farm |
11/26/11 2:41 AM |
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cool! Quick Tip: How To Bring The Bubbles Back Real Simple |
11/26/11 2:31 AM |
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super idea! DIY Bath Mat Hallway Runner PJ Mehaffey |
11/26/11 2:29 AM |
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love that orange chair and foot stool! John and Jaime's Contemporary Woodland Escape Green Tour |
11/26/11 2:15 AM |
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i make as many gifts as i can, or i tend to buy from artisans i know, or online. Do You Have A Go-To Green Gift? |
11/26/11 2:14 AM |
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i looove the lamp. i love to make things into lamps, too. ah, light. Green Gift Guide: Best Gifts Under $75 2011 Green Gift Guide |
11/26/11 2:04 AM |
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gorgeous! we made shelves with decorative brackets and wooden boards and it was probably 200 bucks and doesn't look as nice as this. a wall of shelving for 200 bucks is not that much. even crummy ikea shelves of that size would be at least that much and only hold up for a few years at best. Morgan's DIY Plumbing Pipe Shelving |
11/26/11 1:52 AM |
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amazing! Woodstock Lamps: Handcrafted Found Hardwood Lamps Store Profile |
11/26/11 1:31 AM |
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i actually use stuff like this to crochet belts and jewelry! Turkey Prep: Unbleached Twine from If You Care |
11/26/11 1:30 AM |
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we keep the thermostat low and heat the rooms we are in with small heaters, which is much cheaper than when we used to just use the gas heat...we would commonly get a bill of $400/month in the winter! crazy! we close doors of rooms not used and close vents, but it still doesn't make a big difference. Turn Up the Thermostat or Turn On a Space Heater? |
11/26/11 1:23 AM |
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i love bartering! Event: Holiday Barter Meet-Up Seattle |
11/26/11 1:19 AM |
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i actually have saved cathair in baggies from my longhaired cats. i spin yarn, and thought some day i might want to make some yarn and a little softie out of it at some point. there are people that collect doghair and make it into blankets and stuff. i guess all animal fiber is about the same thing. i bit creepy, but we use it anyway:) 11 Gifts for the Artist, Crafter, or DIY'er 2011 Green Gift Guide |
11/26/11 1:17 AM |
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scary! The Best & Worst Brands: BPA in Canned Foods Planet Green |
11/26/11 1:08 AM |