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89Where to Buy Organic Fabric Online?
by Marye Audet
You spend money and time making sure your family has organic food, and a clean environment. Have you considered going green in the sewing room? Here are resources for organic fabrics adn notions. published 8 months ago
66Twenty Most Important Items to Buy Organic
by Marye Audet
Have you ever wondered what the tweny most important things to buy organic were? If you have to choose between three gallons of milk or one gallon of organic milk what should you do? With prices going up... published 3 months ago
72Organic Fabrics - Where did they come from?
by naturebeds
Did you know 60% of chemicals can be absorbed through a grown person's skin? So why did we start using pesticides on our cotton? This has its origins in economics. published 8 months ago
65A Compelling Reason to Choose Organic Cotton
by Marye Audet
By now most people have heard of the child trafficking that is taking place to keep the world in chocolate treats, as well as the horrid conditions for children on coffee plantations, Nike sweatshops and other areas. Recently there has been more news, this time from the cotton fields of Uzbekistan. published 4 months ago
57Best Green Gifts for New Parents, Foodies, Pet Lovers and more
by PlayaNorte
Green and Eco-Friendly gifts for the new parents, the foodie, the pet lover and more... published 3 months ago
64I'm picky about cotton
by 2patricias
This hub explains the difference between organic and fair trade cotton, why it is important, and gives details of a few Uk based retailers that sell organic and fair trade cottom clothes. If you live in any... published 6 months ago
56How To Prevent Rashes In Your Earth Friendly Baby
by nyfamily5
A rash in a baby is an irritation to the skin resulting in red bumps. These bumps cause the skin to become bumpy, itchy, swollen and red. Consequently becoming painful for your baby. Below are some common... published 3 months ago
70Cotton Processing
by naturebeds
A look at what goes into making cotton - farming, ginning, processing, dying....First the cotton is harvested from the fields. The cotton seeds and fibers are put into a machine called a cotton gin..... published 8 months ago
56Why Organic Cotton?
by Organic By Nature
Just like lots of other people I used not to bother with the whole organic clothes thing. To be completely honest I did not even know there WAS such a thing as organic fabric. Food - yes, but clothes? Most of... published 4 days ago
54Organic Clothing
by Ransomed
Many people are learning about organic clothing, but what is it? Organic cotton is cotton that is grown without insecticide or pesticide. Worldwide, cotton is a pesticide-intensive crop, using approximately... published 4 months ago
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