Monday, March 9, 2009

Green Tips :D

Being organized not only means that you have de-cluttered all the unnecessary objects in your home, but that you are efficiently and cost-effectively utilizing the ones you do want and need. Being green means keeping an eye on waste and consumption. Keeping consumption down is good for the mind, body and house!

1. BE FREE FROM JUNK MAIL. Get rid of your junk mail and unwanted catalogs and stop killing trees by signing up with GREENDIMES.com.

2. GIFT GIVING: Give an experience rather than stuff. A gift certificate for a massage, facial, restaurant, or theater. Donate to a charity in the person's name. Spend quality time with that person. The memory lasts longer than any "thing."

3. REGIFT. Make a gift area for things that you receive and don't like but know they will be appreciated and loved by someone else.

Friday, February 20, 2009

Bululu's Favorite sellers ...Loran Scruggs

I found this amazing artist who works using recycled tin cans to make fun and colorful toys, her name is Loran Scruggs.

I finally meet her...well on video at least...I've been a fan of her for more than a year now, I admire her work.





From Loran profiles "I'm a metal girl, I have a large stash of bottle caps and tins cans organized in my little shop. I spend all spare moments there starting and finishing every piece.

I collect bottle caps and tin from local restaurants, friends and interested neighbors. Some decorative tins are purchased from second hand stores.

The whistle were along time in the idea bank. Years ago I was inspired by Bobby Hansons book "Working with Tin" where he shows how to make a whistle out of two pieces of tin. I increased the tin size and added bottle caps and they are."

Friday, February 6, 2009

Recycled Wine Rack

I really love Michelle's idea...

Another chic way for upcycled and reduce waste, hope you enjoy this video
and maybe make this project too.


Thursday, February 5, 2009

Monday, February 2, 2009

More Eco Tips

1. TAKE YOUR NAME OFF THE LIST! Get your name removed from unwanted credit cards and insurance offers.
Go to: OptOutPrescreen.com or call 1(888) 5 OPT OUT.

2. LOSE THE JUNK FROM YOUR TRUNK. Each 100 lbs in the car increases gas consumption 1-2%.

3. CONSOLIDATE CLEANING PRODUCTS. Use healthy multi-purpose green products. You won't need 10 different things to clean your house. That saves room under the sink and the amount of empty of half used plastic bottles.

Friday, January 23, 2009

Atomic Ants...creepy collection

I made this treasury, just for fun...


What ya think?

Tips, Tips, Tips

Things to consider when decorating a room:

*Everyday items hung in a unexpected place, brings fun to the room.
*If the room has dark walls, the elements of the center of the room has to be light colors.
*Dark walls equal light or contrast wall art or accessories.
*Choose one element that has all the palette of the rest of the room.

Thursday, January 15, 2009

Spanglish Team

This is my second treasury of the year.
I was inspired by the color combination of blue and red.

Hope you enjoy it :D


Wanna see more? Spanglish Team


Thursday, January 8, 2009

Yay!! Go Team!

Yay!! I'm very excited. I've been Featured on the EcoEtsy Team's Blog.

Take a peek


The Eco Etsy Blog is a wonderful blog, it has excellent tips and very useful information
about reduce, reuse and recycle. Positive things to reduce global warming.

Friday, December 12, 2008

Establish a home for your things.

When you create a "home" for each of your belongings, there is never a struggle to locate it. Once you use it, be sure to put it back in its place, and you'll be set.

Monday, December 1, 2008

Gift Guide

Here is a wonderful collection of items made by the member of the Spanglish Team,
please take a peek and enjoy.



If you want to see more from these artist click here or go to Etsy and type Spanglish Team.

Friday, November 21, 2008

Be "GREEN" This Holiday Season


GIFT GIVING: Give an experience rather than stuff. A gift certificate for a massage, facial, restaurant, or theater. Donate to a charity in the person's name. Spend quality time with that person. The memory lasts longer than any "thing."

REGIFT. Make a gift area for things that you receive and don't like but know they will be appreciated and loved by someone else.

DO A "WRAP FREE" GIFT. Use all that newspaper you have in a bin ready to be recycled. Over 38,000 miles of ribbon alone is thrown away during the holiday season. Don't contribute to the waste.

Buy handmade: Mass production are a major cause of global warming and the
poisoning of our air, water and soil. Every item you make or
purchase from a small-scale independent artist or crafter strikes
a small blow to the forces of mass production.


BUY Online: Avoid the parking lots and long lines of the big chain stores in
favor of something more meaningful.

Shop local helps the economy and the community. Buying locally will save fuel and keep money in your community and your country.

Choose products that come with little packaging. You will also
cut down on waste production and energy use!

Monday, November 17, 2008

A few of my Favorites!

Take a peek here are some of my favorites items on Etsy

I will be featuring fresh sellers for the next weeks, so you can have new ideas for holidays gifts this year.

Come back soon and Enjoy your visit :D


Tuesday, November 11, 2008

Go green!

1. DO A "WRAP FREE" GIFT. Use all that newspaper you have in a bin ready to be recycled. Over 38,000 miles of ribbon alone is thrown away during the holiday season. Don't contribute to the waste.

2. BE FULLY LOADED. Do full loads of laundry, not just a bunch of little ones. You save energy (yours and fuel) and time.

3. GET VIRTUAL, MAN. Put bank accounts and statements on line. Get rid of that monthly paper clog.

Friday, November 7, 2008

Change the light bulb

1. Have a pad and attached pen on the refrigerator to note when something is done or running low and take the pad to the supermarket. This cuts down on food and time waste!




2. CHANGE LIGHT BULBS to low energy ones. It saves you time and money. (They last longer and don't burn out as quickly).