Thanks to everyone who entered our giveaway for a copy of Wine to Water ! We used a random number generator to choose a winner, and the winner is….

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Wine to Water Winner

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If you do any cooking at home at all, you probably use liquid dish soap. I don’t mean the sort for the dishwasher, but the kind for hand-washing your dishes. Not only do we seem to go through our liquid dish soap quickly, it can be pricey, especially if you’re opting for eco-friendly dish soap .

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How to Make Your Liquid Dish Soap Last Longer

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I know, spring is a long ways off, but the beauty of container gardening is that you can grow your plants in a sunny indoor spot when the weather gets too cold! This wine box container garden from LLH Designs is such a simple, sweet way to create reclaimed containers for growing herbs, greens, and other plants that are happy in containers.

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Spotted: Wine Box Container Garden

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Reader Brandon Koots is a 15-year-old student from Curacao who’s been growing his own food for over 4 years.

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Reader Tip: Hydroponics for Beginners

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Thanks to everyone who entered our giveaway for an organic shampoo and conditioner bar set from Greyslater ! We used a random number generator to choose a winner, and the winner is…. Gloria who said, “I am very curious about the shampoo bar, and would be really interested in trying one!” We’ll get in touch with you ASAP, so that you can claim your prize! Related posts: Reminder: A Few Days Left to Win an Organic Shampoo and Conditioner Bar! Giveaway: Win an Organic Shampoo and Conditioner Bar from Greyslater Patagonia Giveaway Winner

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We all have our 2012, “I wills” right?  I’m not one much for New Year’s resolutions , but even without realizing it, I somehow always have things in the back of my mind that I want to strive for in a new year. It just helps to have a starting point to launch from somehow. So, regardless of whether or not you want to call them “resolutions,” per say, in 2012, I do plan to do more of something, and that something is composting .

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In 2012, I will: COMPOST More

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Like I mentioned earlier this week, I’ve been getting more into gardening, mostly growing my own food. It’s tough to keep that up in the winter! Most of my plants have seen better days

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Spotted: Indoor Herb Garden

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I know, I know. You probably haven’t even taken down the Christmas tree yet, but New Year’s Eve is less than a week away, and I’ve got resolutions on the brain. For years, I didn’t make new year’s resolutions

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What’s Your Green New Year’s Resolution?

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We recently got a question from a reader who manufactures upholstery and was looking for fabric recycling options for off cuts and other fabric scraps that they couldn’t sell. It was a good question, and one that applies to crafters just as much as folks who work with fabric on a larger scale, so I thought I’d share a few resources here for fabric recycling and reuse.

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Reader Question: Fabric Recycling Options

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Awesome Chicago duo Katya Siddall and Natalie Slater launched Greyslater, an online eco-boutique, to support local artisans, small businesses, and manufacturers of made in the USA products. This is just the beta launch for Greyslater, so they’re carrying just a select few products and Natalie was kind enough to contact me about the soft launch.

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Waste Free Haircare: Shampoo Without the Bottle

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