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Tee String Scarf

Wednesday 10 March 2010 @ 9:03 pm

So much more than a scarf, this eye-catching, hardworking accessory can be worn in a multitude of different looks to express your style. From a necklace to a headband, a bracelet to an anklet, the strings in this scarf can be removed to make different accessories or color arrangements. T-shirts are tubular knits and their bodies are cut from tubes of fabric to various dimensions depending on whether the tees are smalls or XX-larges. Once the bodies are cut from these tubes, there will be excess tube that is too small to have a tee body cut from, which normally would be considered waste. These Tee String Scarves are made from these leftover scraps collected from apparel factories. Each scarf includes 20 strings. Made in the USA by Green 3. For the construction of these scarves, Green 3 partnered with Aspiro, a non-profit in Green Bay, Wisconsin that specializes in teaching job skills to cognitively disabled adults. The scarves are cut and sewn by adults in the program, giving them an opportunity for independent living.Each scarf may vary. Sorry, no choice of colors or length.

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Marble Key Ring

Tuesday 9 March 2010 @ 11:03 pm

Need a reminder to slow down while driving? These weighty little key rings feature two of our favorite slow-pokes immortalized in recycled steel and accented with green glass marbles. Handmade in Kentucky by Richard Kolb.

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Swinging Gnome-Be-Gone

Tuesday 9 March 2010 @ 10:03 pm

Add some swing to your yard with this quirky critter handmade by Utah artist Fred Conlon from new and recycled materials. Includes chain. Hang from tree branch or porch.

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“Keep Going” Paperweight

Tuesday 9 March 2010 @ 9:03 pm

Who better to inspire you to persevere than Winston Churchill? Made in Rhode Island of lead-free pewter. Comes in presentation box.

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Always Be Yourself Paperweight

Tuesday 9 March 2010 @ 9:03 pm

A daily reminder to stay true to yourself and remember your true friends. Made in Rhode Island of lead-free pewter. Comes in presentation box.

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Motorcycle Gnome-Be-Gone

Tuesday 9 March 2010 @ 8:03 pm

Run boring lawn ornaments out of town with this very intimidating, street-wise, chopper-riding gnome-be-gone, who’s so rough-and-tough, he doesn’t even wear a helmet! Watch out. Handmade by Utah artist Fred Conlon from new and recycled materials.Click here to view a video of how Fred Conlon creates his art!Only ground shipping is available for this item. Please allow 3 – 4 weeks for delivery.

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Boom Boom Cards

Saturday 27 February 2010 @ 10:02 pm

Change the world in four easy steps with this intentional act of kindness kit. With this set of 26 cards, you’ll find yourself picking up someone else’s tab at a restaurant, writing a letter to someone who inspired you, picking up the trash on your street, giving genuine compliments and so much more! The coolest thing about Boom Boom! cards is that you can create a chain reaction of covert kindness that could theoretically travel around the world! How to Boom Boom!1) Do the revolutionary act of kindness on the card.2) Go to boomboomrevolution.com and tell your story and upload pictures and video.3) Pass the card on to anyone (a friend, a stranger, your mom).4) Follow your card on the website’s map as it moves across the globe!Created by Mary Beth Campbell (Chief Revolutionary Officer) and Helene Scott (ChiefCreative Instigator) to incite an “uprising of guerilla goodness.” Click here to read the story of Boom Boom. Comes with calling card note pad, mini pencil and canvas carrying sack. Cards made of 30-100% post consumer recycled paper. Made in the USA.Available in Original or Teen. Click to see some of the random acts of kindness: Boom Boom (original) Boom Boom (original) Boom Boom (original) Boom Boom (teen) Boom Boom (teen) Boom Boom (teen)

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Weather Vanes

Saturday 27 February 2010 @ 10:02 pm

Bring the barnyard to your yard with these charming and rustic decorative weather vanes handmade from rescued farm equipment. Created by Pennsylvania artists Ben and Kate Gatski as a tribute to American folk art and the century-old tradition of decorative weather vanes. For decorative purposes; only rotates in strong winds (20+ mph). 30″ stake included. Only ground shipping is available for this item. Please allow 3-4weeks for delivery.At this time, this item can only be shippedto the contiguous 48 states. We regret it cannot be shipped to APO/FPO, orPuerto Rico. We apologize for any inconvenience.

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Kid’s Blankets: Noah’s Ark & Barnyard

Saturday 27 February 2010 @ 10:02 pm

A sweet and soft touch to a baby’s nursery or child’s room, these super-cozy blankets are made from leftover material collected from apparel and upholstery factories that would otherwise be discarded. 75% recycled cotton, 25% acrylic. Each is slightly different in color and pattern in order to get the most out of the fabric scraps and minimize waste. Made in the USA by Green 3.Sold separately.

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Confetti Lantern

Saturday 27 February 2010 @ 10:02 pm

Bring a riot of colors to your home or patio with this spirited rainbow-speckled lantern handmade in Mexico from recycled glass. Brass handle. Each is one-of-a-kind and will vary.Click here to see matchingconfetti glasses and confetti hummingbird feeder.

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