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Slow fashion is the use of eco-friendly and biodegradable materials or organic products to make fashion items. Slow fashion is sustainable because they are made ethically and have a less negative impact on the environment. Different from fast fashion, which involves fast production and distribution of fashion items that are non-biodegradable and mostly inorganic thereby contributing to landfill wastes leading to environmental pollution, slow fashion ranks quality over quantity and aims to seek social responsibility and accountability from everyone.

All humans generate waste from clothing and other fashion items and this makes us one of the biggest waste contributors because all humans wear clothes. It is a major necessity and this emphasizes the need for us all to be responsible for the effects of this waste.

There are ways to start taking responsibility and we can serve in one way or the other by:
• Recycling wastes like bottles or plastics which can be used to make clothes, sun shades and other products.

• Buying high-quality fashion items that are durable and last longer

• Buying handmade or custom made custom-made. A very good example of this is handmade knitted or crochet bags, dresses, decor and other products

• Buying thrift or pre-loved fashion items that can be used again to become useful again and sustainable instead of trashing them.

• Refashioning old items into items that can be reused.

I bet you can do 2 or 3 of the options listed above. By doing any of this, you are contributing positively to the environment and keeping the environment healthy. The earth is our home and we should always put the earth to mind and put our mind to earth. 💚♻️🌍💚

COLOURS are life. Colours tell stories, interprete moods and add spice. You can learn to be more creative with colour combinations by learning on google, searching simple keywords like colour combinations or palettes and also here on Instagram or on Pinterest.

Get creative with colours crafters. We're rooting for you. 💚♻️

Jute ropes has more weight compared to jute yarn. It is thicker and used for crafty projects like home decor, rugs, bags and art works. Which would you love to try out?

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Jute yarn is an eco-friendly yarn made from jute plant, this fibres harvested and processed is biodegradable and does not contribute negatively to land fill waste, hence the process is pollution free.

We hope these slides of jute yarn and projects from jute yarn inspires your craft, and inspires you to use more of eco-friendly yarn and not just crafters but consumers generally.

Jute yarn used by weavers, crocheters and knitters, can be used for different projects including fashion accessories, home decors and so much more.

Remember to put the earth to mind. ♻️💚💚

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Cotton yarns are made from cotton or recycled cotton also called T-shirt yarn. They're used for crafting fashion items like dresses, tops, cardigans, baby wears, dolls, ear-rings, home decors, shoes, and a lot.
PS: Yarn crafting is not a granny's craft and it's definitely not for a specific gender. It's an accessible and a sustainable craft for everyone and anyone.

Handmade is priceless! Especially Ecocraft handmade pieces. We contribute positively to the ecosystem when we use crafted handmade fashion piece(s)

May your day be as colourful as these chunky yarns 🧶💚♻️

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Handmade sea glass earrings sitting pretty💚

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A lot of sustainable fashion vendors don't know that they're craft is eco-friendly and protects our ecosystem.🌏 You can create content around this knowledge and promote Ecofashion too. We are rooting for you, keep crafting greenly 💚♻️

Lovely orange cardigan handmade by

There's a tutorial for this on her YouTube channel. Start crafting.