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Reclaimed Olive Wood Heart Nesting Bowls (set of 3)

February 10, 2012 by Robyn Do Gooder Leave a Comment

There so many reasons that these bowls will warm your heart! First off, they are made from reclaimed recycled wood from fallen trees so no additional waste is created. Second, the bowls are made by artisans from Kenya which operate under Fair Trade principles and a percentage of sales are returned to the artists. Third, the bowls are beautiful and functional and hand carved so that no two sets are exactly alike. They are erfect for holding your jewelry or to gather items on a dresser or desk.
$24.00 for the set of three at Earthlover

Recycled Felted Wool Hearts

February 5, 2012 by Robyn Do Gooder Leave a Comment

Take one part recycled wool sweater and add two parts of beads, buttons and embroidery embellishments and then dump a whole lot of colorful creativity on top and you get these cute little heart pins ready for anything.
Prices range from $5.00 to $10.00 perfect for your little valentines from SueandSew’s Etsy Shop

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Recycled Copper Hearts

February 4, 2012 by Robyn Do Gooder Leave a Comment

Created from repurposed recycled vintage copper roofing shingles, cute hearts, that are hand cut and hammered with a true artisan one-of-a-kind look. They are lightweight and inscribed with the words LOVE/YA. On top of it all they are adorned with itsy bitsy silver tin hearts. Check out Ruddle Cottage Etsy shop there are several variations.
$18.00 at Ruddle Cottage

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Upcycled Fabric Felt Art Hearts

January 27, 2012 by Robyn Do Gooder Leave a Comment

You don’t need to pollute the planet to prove your love…try one of these adorable heart pins made from random bits of fabric scraps.
$16.00 at TresArty’s Etsy Shop

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Recycled Hearts

January 15, 2012 by Robyn Do Gooder Leave a Comment

There is no end to the good vibes that you get with this pretty “heart” platter. Each plate is cut from glass that would otherwise go to waste and end up in the land-fill which is a tragedy since it is perfectly good glass!! It is categorized as pre-consumer/ post-industrial. The design on the plates is hand screened. With each purchase, $2 is donated to benefit Pittsburgh Habitat for Humanity, which brings community volunteers together to build affordable housing for low-income families….and a little certificate describing the donation is included with the plate. It is dishwasher and microwave safe.
$72.00 at terrestra

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