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Peez & Ques: recycled inspiration
http://peezandques.blogspot.com/
Peez & Ques started with the hopes of making the world a little greener. Using old magazines, mailers, etc, I cut and paste collage-inspired designs on to recycled note-cards. This blog will be a bit of everything; what I'm up to, what my peeps are up to; stuff I've found to be inspirational and probably a lot of info on environmental impact.
- Added on: Oct 11th, 2007
- Country: United States
- Language: English
- Author: Leah
- Listed in: Green Fibre
- Tags: environment recycled cards sustainability craft collage
Recent Posts
Too Late for Summer Reading?
When I was on the North Shore last winter I met Surf Dog. While my little girl was still just a bun in the oven, I learned how important it is to encourage reading in children, even infants. Surf Dog travels around his home Island of Oahu or has of...
Get Yo' Craft On!
Don't miss the Oceanside Craft Mafia's CraftTopia this Saturday, May 16th from 3-7 pm. It is a great way to support handmade and your local economy. Shop for yourself or pick up some gifts for those birthdays that just keep coming! Either way, you...
Chew on This: Gum Tree is Opening!
How frustrating the constant and never ending search for green merchandise in our local stores. Many shops are carrying at least a couple eco-friendly products, but who has time to strip search the product labels of every item we pick up? As much ...
Will you be caught dead?
You may already be planning to hit up Oceanside's fifth annual street fair in celebration of Dia de los Muertos. While you are down there, take some shelter from the sun and head down Artist's Alley, between Pierview and Mission Ave, where the Ocea...
A New Bag in Town
Manhattan Beach City Council proved they were up for the eco-challenge when on July 15th they unanimously adopted an ordinance banning plastic bags! Manhattan Beach is the second city in the Nation to adopt the plastic bag which begins in February 2...
Not a Chinese Junk, Our Junk!
A friend recently sent me a link to a very interesting blog. It is the story of a raft named Junk, and made of just that, junk! Made from 15,000 plastic bottles, Junk, as I type this, sails from California to Hawaii with a strong message aboard: Re...
