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New bathroom shelf

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DIY – Easy made fabric and wood shelf

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I was going to take my kiddos to see the house this weekend (the construction has really advanced! Already rooms inside now 😁) But a nasty cold came in the way and focus will be on resting, some fresh air, cosiness and healthy food instead 🌱 #loghome #woodhouse

The lonely ladder #loghome

I'm teaching my 5th graders to mend broken jeans 😃 why throw them away when you can play with shapes, colours and fabric left overs to create small pieces of art? #sashiko #mending #jeansmending

When I make fashion on demand, I don't have to throw away a lot of waste fabric (like they are forced to do in the textile industry) : when you make one garment at a time, it's easy to place the pattern pieces at cutting in a way that avoids wasting much. The small pieces that remains, I can use them for art, filling in cushions or clothes for my daughter's toys. I like that way of sustainable living 😁 #slowfashion

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