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How to Reuse Tires in Your Garden
Blogger greenandcleanmom published Thu May 16 09:00 2013 - Green and Clean Mom
Rubber tires are the most difficult items to recycle and often end up in creeks, ditches or forest landfills across the country. Yes they can be recycled but sometimes there is a fee and if someone has several tires they might not want to pay this fee. Each state is different so be sure to ... Post from Green and Clean Mom TM all rights reserved. How to Reuse Tires in Your Garden The post How to Reuse Tires in Your Garden appeared first on Green and Clean Mom .  read full story on "Green and Clean Mom" »

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Valentia and Riccardo Sartori Give a New Life to Discarded Doors
Blogger Radhika Sawhney published Wed May 15 10:30 2013 - Inhabitat Art

Two young designers from Turin have created Deformazione Professionale - a line of clever new furnishings made from old unwanted doors. Founders of Studio Lacrime D’Arte, Valentia and Riccardo Sartori have created a bookshelf and a chaise lounge by recycling  read full story on "Inhabitat Art" »

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The Degree Table Unit
Blogger brian yalung published Wed May 15 07:55 2013 - Bedzine

Here is a table that puts cork to good use once more. The Degree Table from Patrick Norguet offers a functional table that also offers some storage options thanks mainly to the removable top of the said table. The black removable lid makes is possible to store stuff on the Degree Table, a wise integration which should address issues on space management. Actually folks will have options with the Degree Table white or black rotational polypropylene, with or without a genuine cork coating white, black, or cork lid, all in either round or square. The lids are available in 2...  read full story on "Bedzine" »

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Windwork Furniture Pieces
Blogger brian yalung published Wed May 15 01:54 2013 - Bedzine

Merek Karhof offers an array of visually appealing and functional chair pieces which should easily be neat for home use. The Windwork Furniture pieces were made possible thanks to her team-up with windmill-driven manufacturers to produce the said seats which are capped by small pillows that are said to represent the amount of windpower required in the fabrication process. They are also said to be an extension of Karhof’s 2010 Wind Knitting Factory wind-powered knitting machine, something which shows the possibilities of green urban factories. Overall however, the resulting pieces to provide a neat looking line of chairs that should...  read full story on "Bedzine" »

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Decorate This Space Pick the Right Vanity
Blogger Farima Alavi published Wed May 15 10:00 2013 - HGTV Green Home

Can you guess which vanity belongs in this bathroom Type...  read full story on "HGTV Green Home" »

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O 8217 Hare Goats are Just the Tip of the Sustainability Iceberg
Blogger Tina Casey published Wed May 15 05:12 2013 - Triple Pundit
Chicago's O'Hare Airport is welcoming a herd of goats this summer to landscape the airport grounds. This unusual move has garnered a lot of attention, which has, in turn, highlighted their many other sustainability efforts. The post O’Hare Goats are Just the Tip of the Sustainability Iceberg appeared first on Triple Pundit People, Planet, Profit.  read full story on "Triple Pundit" »

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DiResta Stacking Stools
Blogger Stett Holbrook published Wed May 15 05:57 2013 - MAKE Magazine
In each bi-monthly episode of DiResta every other Wednesday at 2pm PT , artist and master builder Jimmy DiResta Dirty Money, Hammered, Against the Grain, Trash for Cash lets us into his workshop, to look over his shoulder while he builds whatever strikes his fancy. On this episode of DiResta, Jimmy shows us more of his band saw skills as he whips up a set of interlocking stacking stools designed to fit in small spaces. Read the full article on MAKE  read full story on "MAKE Magazine" »

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A Self-Watering Herb Garden
Blogger thecafesucrefarine published Tue May 14 03:38 2013 - BlogHer Green
Editor's Note A bountiful herb garden is at the mercy of one's frantic schedule. When watering becomes just one more thing to remember, it might be time to consider a more efficient system. Scott, the husband of one lucky blogger, took it upon himself to create the ideal solution. --Heather One day I was out on the deck and had an Aha moment. Why not create an herb rack drip system that would be attached to the deck railing By doing that, Chris would have her herbs within easy reach of the kitchen no muddy, wet feet , the deck...  read full story on "BlogHer Green" »

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Classic collage craft
Blogger stefaniegirard published Tue May 14 11:28 2013 - Craft Gossip
This so brought me back to my teenage days. I used to make collages with words from magazines. Back then it mas just collage, now it’s scrapbooking-mixed media-art journaling there are all sorts of names for it. But hey if too  read full story on "Craft Gossip" »

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Ubabub 8217 s Modern Eco Pod Cot Grows With Your Child
Blogger Jennie Lyon published Tue May 14 04:25 2013 - Inhabitots

Ubabub offers some of the most stylish and versatile child beds you have seen including the fabulous Pod Cot, which grows with your child. The Pod Cot is a cozy cocoon-like bed with with modern, smooth, rounded edges and transparent sides that give parents the perfect view of baby at all times. Plus, see-through sides ...  read full story on "Inhabitots" »

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