Spinning and Weaving with Nettle Fibre -- the Urban Spinning Fibre You can live more sustainably by spinning nettle fibres and weaving cloth for your own clothes. The linen festival last Saturday ... Read More about Nettle Fibre – the Urban Spinning Fibre
Starting a revolution is overwhelming, but it helps to break it down into manageable steps. If you follow each step and stick to the project, you can finish. The benefit is a beautiful new wardrobe, ... Read More about How to grow a shirt and other revolutionary ideas
A sustainable textile heritage: What happened? While our ancestors grew, spun and wove or knit their own clothing, today we buy it in a store or online. Our clothing travels many miles, touches many ... Read More about Gandhi’s secret — sustainable clothing to revolutionize your wardrobe
How to Make Electrolytes Sometimes you need emergency electrolytes to replenish lost fluids. This electrolyte recipe replenishes lost fluids from illness, exercise or too much sun. You can use it on ... Read More about Recipe: Electrolytes
In my community there is a grass roots movement to feed the hungry. The Boundary Foodshare began in 2010. When artist, Vivien Browne noticed that the economy wasn't improving and people in her area ... Read More about Neighbours helping neighbours — the essence of rural life
Homemade root beer is a healthy alternative to commercial pop. When it's made with herbs, the old fashioned way, it is healthy, tonic, and energizing. Make this fizzy beverage at home, and enjoy the ... Read More about Homemade Root Beer: The Pop That’s Actually Good for You
