Eco friendly birdfeeders created from recycled plastic milk jugs. Feed your little feathered friends with a clean green open heart.
On sale!
$23.99 for the Finch Feeder and $33.99 for the Hopper Feeder and $33.99 for the Windowpane Feeder at Smith and Hawken.

All the fun started one year ago innocently enough …and then YOU started reading!! Thanks for all the fun and especially Naomi, from GreatGreenTravel and Nicola from Acorn Studios and Jon T. Unger from Great Bowl of Fire and Al from Cityhippy (for starting the Carnival of the Green) with Triple Pundit and Shea Gunther from Musings from an Eco=Entrepreneur and Scott Smith from Green Thinkers and Elisa Camahort from Hip and Zen Pen and Siel from greenlagirl and Especially Michael Cuttita and Anne O’Loughlin from No Sweat Apparel who loved my blog even when it only had three posts on it!! I swear, it was Anne’s encouraging words that got me hooked. (and also taught me a lot about how powerful encouraging words can be!)
I big thanks to everyone!! Especially all the artists, crafts people and manufacturers who keep working to keep all kinds of things out of the landfill while creating the new and beautiful, unique and extraordinary, and sometimes crazy and whacky.

Fun bracelets with a nice selection of vintage recycled keys!! The punctuation graphics are the best.
$45.00 each at Junxtaposition.

Great personality projected in these eco friendly key chains!! Created from recycled silverware.
$15.00 each (with free shipping!!) at Junxtaposition.

Crushed recycled aluminum can lamps are part of Boris Bally’s experimental work.
More details at Boris Bally.