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Modern Fabrics offers green decor fabric options which are Earth and purse friendly.  So, ladies and gents, isn’t it time to spruce up the nest?  Liven up the office decor?  You bet with savings about 50 to 75% off of retail. Anna, come again.  How can Modern Fabrics offer such deals? I am not going to [...]

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Source4Style, A Much Needed Eco-Fabric B2B Database Website

by Anna@Green Talk on August 17, 2010

Source4Style is a new sustainable fabric business to business database that brings together interior and clothing designers with sustainable suppliers. The website is currently in beta and will be open to the public sometime in the next couple of months. The impetus behind the creation of this online database, as explained by co-founder Summer Rayne [...]

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Salmon Leather. An Eco-Designer’s Dream

by Anna@Green Talk on July 1, 2010

Okay. Before you jump all over me about the use of salmon to make fabric, hear me out.  This product created by ES Salmon Leather is made from discarded salmon skins. When I saw it for the first time, I was salmon struck. It was (and still is) absolutely beautiful. The idea was spawned (sorry [...]

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Sewing Must Have: The Energy Efficient See and Sew LED Light

by Anna@Green Talk on February 25, 2010

How many of you sew?  It is a lost art but really rewarding.   I learned to sew in junior high and did not pick sewing back up until two years ago.  While sewing window seat cushions,  I found  that I could no longer see when I was sewing.  The little light on the machine and [...]

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Second Chance Fabrics for Our Inner Green Craftiness

by Anna@Green Talk on July 26, 2009

Photo by Merete Veian I am constantly searching the internet for vintage, used fabric.  My favorite haunts are Ebay and Ruby Lane, an online vintage store.  One night, I found Second Chance Fabrics, which sells pre-owned fabrics, patterns, and notions. I was curious who was behind Second Chance Fabrics, since I loved the idea of a [...]

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Photo courtesy of Shea Hazarian. I have always been a fan of companies such as Terracycle, which take our trash and create usable products.  But when I reflect on what wonderful work they are doing, I have to wonder is this a band-aid until we realize the products we are upcycling are not necessarily good [...]

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With Spring arriving , Sina Pearson unveiled  her newest sustainable collection,  Earthly Green, comprised of Big Dots and Eco-Pile.  Pearson is known as a  creative designer ahead of the curve and committed to the environment.  I have previously written about the Company’s sustainable Bounce collection (along with other eco-fabrics)  since I love the bold colors [...]

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Think Twice Before You Buy Another Cotton T-shirt

by Anna@Green Talk on December 19, 2008

    Watch this video about how the cotton in  your t-shirt is grown in India. Trust me, you will never buy another non-organic cotton t-shirt again especially when you see the amount of pesticides used and the harm it is causing the people using them.  Let me know if you think  I should summarize [...]

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Top 10 2008 Green Building Products from BuildingGreen

by Anna@Green Talk on November 24, 2008

This week Boston, Massachusetts hosted the United States Green Building Council’s GreenBuild 365 ,drawing a crowd of over 29,000 people for lectures, green building exhibitions, and networking. During this week, Building Green LLC announced its pick of the top ten 2008 green building products drawn from its coverage on its website, BuildingGreen.com, and Greenspec Directory. “Our [...]

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Rubie Green Fabrics are Gems to Behold

by Anna@Green Talk on June 21, 2008

Rubie Green’s Marilyn fabric If you follow Green Talk regularly, then you must know that I love fabric. Who else would take the time to research and write two different articles including 20 plus organic fabric companies? (See “Eco-Friendly Fabric are Gorgeous and Green” and “Eco-Friendly Fabrics are no Longer Shrinking Violets.) So, add my [...]

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