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If you’re looking for even more re-purposed craft ideas you must check out blah-to-tada.blogspot.com. (Apparently we think alike.) Claire already has accumulated a nice collection of re-uses since she started in January of 2009. Posts range from repurposing handkerchiefs to egg cartons.

Check out Tinychoices.com

Posted Aug 17, 09 -Filed Under links | 1 Comment

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Tiny Choices, written by Karina and Jenn, is filled with posts that make us think about the little choices we make daily. One post reminds us to consider what is in our shampoo while another post will make us consider the impact of a new shower curtain. (“New vinyl shower curtains off-gas around 108 different chemicals within the first 28 days of use.”…)
I also like their green-living tips.

Over the past year, several projects from Fun In The Making were featured on The Crafty Crow (a children’s craft collective). Of course the part I like the best is their recycled craft category. Check it out for even more craft inspiration!

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