Bokashi composter review in Wiggly Wigglers 2008 catalogue

Wiggly Wigglers new catalogue was launched on 14th March 2008.
It was built using contributions from customers and friends from around the world using social media. The new catalogue is presented in a scrap book style, packed full of clippings, quotes, family snaps as well as professional photography and product descriptions. It is a radical format for a mail order company and it looks more like a book than a conventional catalogue.

You can find my Bokashi composter review on page 19 of the catalogue.

To read my original review online, please click the link below
Bokashi review blog post, November 2007

To order your own Wiggly Wigglers catalogue, please visit their website:

Wiggly Wigglers

Recycled denim bags

I've recently joined the 'mosaic monday' flickr group, so every monday I will create a new mosaic and post to our blog! Mosaics are a great way to collate items that have attracted your attention.
Find out about making your own at:

http://bighugelabs.com/flickr/

A Keeper's Jackpot: Going Green

Our recycled distressed denim tote bag is featured on the A Keeper’s Jackpot blog
A Keeper's Jackpot: Going Green

eco friendly, vintage fabric belts listed in our etsy shop

Click on the following links to find the belts in our etsy shop

Blue tones vintage fabric belt with bakelite buckle

Purple daisy repurposed and recovered belt

Eco Etsy St. Patrick's Day Team Scavenger Hunt

Team Eco Etsy is hosting an online Scavenger Hunt for St. Patrick's Day and Pouch have donated a prize to the hunt.

This is your opportunity to win some really great eco-friendly prizes.

Playing is easy, and you can find all of the rules on the Team's Blog.

St. Patrick's Day Team Scavenger Hunt

Launch of a new shape reversible tote in our etsy store

Perfect for taking to the shops to stock up on provisions
Wide straps make this bag comfortable to carry
Also makes a great knitting bag, book bag, gym bag, you can cram virtually anything into this handy tote
The vintage fabric features flowers in shades of indigo, purple, lilac and plum
Fully lined with recycled purple denim fabric and it features 2 pockets made in matching vintage fabric
This tote has no visible seams, so it is reversible – making this two bags in one
Nice and roomy
Fun and stylish, perfect for year round use

Measurements:
12 inches (30.5cm) wide, 18 inches (46cm) tall (including the handles) and 3.5 inches (7.5cm) deep



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the artwork you can see in the background is by the very talented charliemotel.etsy.com
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A living wage for the people who make your clothes

The campaign group Labour Behind the Label are lobbying large corporations in the UK to pay garment workers a living wage:

"We all know that fashion executives and supermodels live in excess on seven-figure salaries, while garment workers remain - systematically, across the world - mired in a poverty trap. This winter, LBL is calling on the fashion industry - and four companies in particular - to finally live up to its promise to pay workers a living wage."
"Even adjusting for the lower cost of living in developing countries, most earn just a half of what they need to get by. Workers producing the clothes we wear can be earning as little as 22p per hour in Mauritius, £1.13 per day in India, £16 per month in Sri Lanka, £145 per year in Bangladesh."

If you'd like to take direct action and support the LBL campaign, please visit their website for further details:
Labour Behind the Label: Take Action