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Question #1: PLEASE help me?!?!???!?!?!?!?!?
I have a textiles project due tomorrow and I need to know the advantages and disadvantages of recycling fabrics?:s thank you so much xoxo
Question #2: what to do with all the garbage?
sort the following into 5 sections of (landfill, incineration, recycling depot, composting and household hazardous waste operation. please help me !!!
glass
plastic
metal
paper
newspaper
cardboard
poly coat
textiles
ceramics
multilayer packaging
sanitary products
pharmaceutical and cosmetic waste, including containers
foot wear luggage and handbags
Appliances
hazardous waste
animal waste including kitty litter
treasure
bulky items
building materials
floor sweeping
kitchen organics
yard waste
glass
plastic
metal
paper
newspaper
cardboard
poly coat
textiles
ceramics
multilayer packaging
sanitary products
pharmaceutical and cosmetic waste, including containers
foot wear luggage and handbags
Appliances
hazardous waste
animal waste including kitty litter
treasure
bulky items
building materials
floor sweeping
kitchen organics
yard waste
Question #3: recycled clothing ideas?
I'm doing a textiles project where I have to make something out of an old shirt. I can't just cut off the sleeves and call it a waistcoat, I have to reinvent it. Any ideas what I should make?
I can also add buttons, other bits of old stuff like scarves etc, ribbons, you get the idea
and i'm good at textiles, but I'm not THAT good. and I have a time limit, try and make reasonable suggestions
I can also add buttons, other bits of old stuff like scarves etc, ribbons, you get the idea
and i'm good at textiles, but I'm not THAT good. and I have a time limit, try and make reasonable suggestions
Question #4: names of designers who use recycled materials to make clothes ?
i need to know a name of a designer who makes clothes out of recycled materials for my textiles homework. know any ?
thanks
thanks
Question #5: legalization of marijuana essay?
I'm writing a persuasive essay about legalizing marijuana. I just want to know what you think about my essay and how I can fix it.
Why is a plant that has never been proven to be harmful, illegal? When other drugs that are legal such as alcohol and cigarettes kill millions a year. With the legalization of marijuana, thousands of jobs for Americans would be created. The cartels of Mexico would be dealt a massive blow. Marijuana, also known as cannabis, has other uses besides just for smoking, Marijuana can be turned into a paper, an alternative fuel source, and for pharmaceutical uses. An increase from the taxation of marijuana would help the economy improve. Marijuana was originally banned in the U.S not because it was harmful, but because of other factors such as racism, fear, corporate profits, and ignorance. Though the subject is controversial, marijuana should be legalized in the United States.
The legalization of marijuana would create a new industry and with that, jobs.The cultivation of Marijuana would help create jobs, this means new jobs for farmers. After marijuana is grown, it has to be distributed and sold which would create additional jobs. The money that would have left the country through the marijuana drug trade can be used for new jobs. The money that would be brought in by taxing marijuana would be used to create jobs and save existing jobs that would otherwise be lost. Allen Wastler a writer for Cnn states "the government would save $7.7 billion a year if it didn't have to spend money policing and prosecuting marijuana activity. Then, if the feds taxed... $6.2 billion would come rolling in". So with the legalization of marijuana, one of the biggest problems in America is lessened.
Hemp is a fiber that comes from the stem of cannabis, you cannot get high from hemp. Up until 1883, cannabis hemp was the largest agriculture plant in the world including the U.S. Hemp can be used for many things such as paper, fuel, food for both humans and animals, plastics, textiles, concrete and has thousands of other uses. Hemp can be turned into hemp paper that lasts longer and can be recycled more than paper that comes from trees. Less trees would have to be cut down because hemp is grown faster and in a larger quantity then trees. Hemp can also be turned into an oil that is a viable alternative fuel that would reduce foreign fuel demand. Instead of using grain as feed to animals we could feed them hemp and use grain for more important uses. We would no longer need plastics that takes hundreds of years to decompose because we have new plastics which are made of hemp that decompose in less time. Hemp is a very useful fiber that is beneficial to many and yet it's illegal.
The U.S wastes billions of dollars each year in weed-associated crimes. Making marijuana legal and taxing marijuana would generate money; this money could go to other areas such as improving schools and the health care system. According to Margaret Miceli, author of Legalizing marijuana can help economy, "California allows the sale of medicinal marijuana, and marijuana is already California's biggest cash crop, responsible for $14 billion a year in sales. The state's tax collectors estimate the bill would bring in about $1.3 billion a year in revenue...save about $1 billion per year by not arresting and imprisoning those caught with small amounts of marijuana". If marijuana was legal then we wouldn't have to waste money prosecuting marijuana users.
Marijuana was originally banned in the U.S because of many reasons. In the early 20th
century, yellow journalism spread lies that described Mexicans and African Americans as "beasts" that played devils music and attacked white people because of their use of marijuana. Articles were written that said marijuana caused blacks to laugh at white people, and to look at white women. Other articles stated that when white women where using marijuana they would sleep with colored people and caused Mexicans and African Americans to become violent. Robber barons also were a huge reason why marijuana was banned. Robber Baron's used their influence to ban marijuana because hemp and marijuana would compete with their products. William Randolph Hearst was a robber baron that owned a huge logging company and newspaper company. He wanted to ban hemp because hemp paper would compete with his own paper and Hearst would lose a lot of money. Hemp paper was cheaper and of better quality then paper from trees. Ignorance is another factor in why marijuana is illegal. Not many people know that there has never been a single death caused by marijuana use; marijuana has never been proven to cause cancer,kill brain cells, and to be addictive, and is not a gateway drug. If people knew the reasons why marijuana is illegal they might change their mind.
There's more to my essay but i can't fit it all
What problems do you have with my essay? Give me details. I'll be the first person to tell you my writing skills are average and I don't know how to punctuate. Tell me how I can make this essay persuasive. I don't care if you agree with me or not, I just want to get a good score on my essay.
Why is a plant that has never been proven to be harmful, illegal? When other drugs that are legal such as alcohol and cigarettes kill millions a year. With the legalization of marijuana, thousands of jobs for Americans would be created. The cartels of Mexico would be dealt a massive blow. Marijuana, also known as cannabis, has other uses besides just for smoking, Marijuana can be turned into a paper, an alternative fuel source, and for pharmaceutical uses. An increase from the taxation of marijuana would help the economy improve. Marijuana was originally banned in the U.S not because it was harmful, but because of other factors such as racism, fear, corporate profits, and ignorance. Though the subject is controversial, marijuana should be legalized in the United States.
The legalization of marijuana would create a new industry and with that, jobs.The cultivation of Marijuana would help create jobs, this means new jobs for farmers. After marijuana is grown, it has to be distributed and sold which would create additional jobs. The money that would have left the country through the marijuana drug trade can be used for new jobs. The money that would be brought in by taxing marijuana would be used to create jobs and save existing jobs that would otherwise be lost. Allen Wastler a writer for Cnn states "the government would save $7.7 billion a year if it didn't have to spend money policing and prosecuting marijuana activity. Then, if the feds taxed... $6.2 billion would come rolling in". So with the legalization of marijuana, one of the biggest problems in America is lessened.
Hemp is a fiber that comes from the stem of cannabis, you cannot get high from hemp. Up until 1883, cannabis hemp was the largest agriculture plant in the world including the U.S. Hemp can be used for many things such as paper, fuel, food for both humans and animals, plastics, textiles, concrete and has thousands of other uses. Hemp can be turned into hemp paper that lasts longer and can be recycled more than paper that comes from trees. Less trees would have to be cut down because hemp is grown faster and in a larger quantity then trees. Hemp can also be turned into an oil that is a viable alternative fuel that would reduce foreign fuel demand. Instead of using grain as feed to animals we could feed them hemp and use grain for more important uses. We would no longer need plastics that takes hundreds of years to decompose because we have new plastics which are made of hemp that decompose in less time. Hemp is a very useful fiber that is beneficial to many and yet it's illegal.
The U.S wastes billions of dollars each year in weed-associated crimes. Making marijuana legal and taxing marijuana would generate money; this money could go to other areas such as improving schools and the health care system. According to Margaret Miceli, author of Legalizing marijuana can help economy, "California allows the sale of medicinal marijuana, and marijuana is already California's biggest cash crop, responsible for $14 billion a year in sales. The state's tax collectors estimate the bill would bring in about $1.3 billion a year in revenue...save about $1 billion per year by not arresting and imprisoning those caught with small amounts of marijuana". If marijuana was legal then we wouldn't have to waste money prosecuting marijuana users.
Marijuana was originally banned in the U.S because of many reasons. In the early 20th
century, yellow journalism spread lies that described Mexicans and African Americans as "beasts" that played devils music and attacked white people because of their use of marijuana. Articles were written that said marijuana caused blacks to laugh at white people, and to look at white women. Other articles stated that when white women where using marijuana they would sleep with colored people and caused Mexicans and African Americans to become violent. Robber barons also were a huge reason why marijuana was banned. Robber Baron's used their influence to ban marijuana because hemp and marijuana would compete with their products. William Randolph Hearst was a robber baron that owned a huge logging company and newspaper company. He wanted to ban hemp because hemp paper would compete with his own paper and Hearst would lose a lot of money. Hemp paper was cheaper and of better quality then paper from trees. Ignorance is another factor in why marijuana is illegal. Not many people know that there has never been a single death caused by marijuana use; marijuana has never been proven to cause cancer,kill brain cells, and to be addictive, and is not a gateway drug. If people knew the reasons why marijuana is illegal they might change their mind.
There's more to my essay but i can't fit it all
What problems do you have with my essay? Give me details. I'll be the first person to tell you my writing skills are average and I don't know how to punctuate. Tell me how I can make this essay persuasive. I don't care if you agree with me or not, I just want to get a good score on my essay.
Question #6: I need someone experienced to check my answer to this question.?
Here is the question: Even though World War II was not fought on U.S. soil, the war had a profound impact on Americans in virtually all facets of life. Discuss how the war changed daily life for Americans, the role of citizens in the war effort, and the economic and cultural changes that occurred.
In addition, how did various groups, including women, Japanese-Americans and African- Americans, see their lives change because of the war?
Finally, why was the U.S. bound to be a different place after the war?
My answer is pretty long, I just need someone to read it and tell me what they think...note: I need someone experienced and serious thank you very much :) and one last thing, please answer the last question, I didn't know what to say for what happened after the war.
Answer:
In order to finance the war,the United States government was willing to spend whatever was necessary. High taxes paid for about 41 percent of the war. The government borrowed the rest of the money from banks, private investors, and the public. Starting late in 1942, the Treasury Department launched bond drives to encourage Americans to buy war bonds. Deficit spending brought wartime prosperity. The War Production Board (WPB) was set up in January 1942 to direct the conversion of peacetime industries to those that made war goods. To centralize agencies such as war production, labor questions, and scarce resources, the President organized the Office of War Mobilization. During World War II, factories that once produced consumer goods converted to war production. The Ford Motor Company built a huge new factory to make B-24 Liberator bombs, using the assembly-line techniques used for cars. Federal spending increased from 9.4 billion dollars in 1939 to 95.2 billion dollars in 1945. So even though the American economy improved during World War II, Americans lived with shortages throughout the war because money and valuable products were used to fund the war. Many familiar consumer items such as metal, rubber, and nylon were unavailable. Due to the Japanese invasion of the Philippines, sugar became a scarce source. (Sugar was imported from the Philippines.) Many shipping lanes were closed, making it hard to bring in tropical fruits or Brazilian coffee. Because of these shortages, daily life for American people changed. American people had to do their best to provide themselves with necessary items. Shortly after the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor, the Secretary of Agriculture suggested that families could plant home gardens to make up for the farm produce sent to feed the soldiers. By 1943, "victory gardens" were producing about one third of the country's fresh vegetables. Shortages also produced efforts to recycle scrap metal, paper, and other materials.
As the wartime economy expanded, many Americans suddenly found themselves earning more money than they needed for basic necessities. They were eager to spend their money on cars, trucks, or home appliances. Since war production made these products unavailable, they looked for other ways to spend their money. People bought and read more books and magazines when the new Pocket Books company was founded in 1939. Other than books, millions of Americans when to the movies every week. Many movies were influenced by events during the war. Music and sports also kept people enthusiastic during the war.
The war also had a large impact on American women. Before the war, most women who worked for wages were single and young. Most people disapproved of married women working outside the home. Social disapproval was reinforced by the fear that women would take jobs away from unemployed men. Even though many Americans disapproved, by 1940 about 15.5% of all married women were working. Few women entered professional careers. They usually worked as sales clerks and household servants. Women with factory jobs usually worked in industries that produced clothing, textiles, and shoes. During World War II, many factory jobs fell vacant as men went to war. Women worked in airplane plants and shipyards as riveters, steelworkers, and welders. Posters and advertisements told women that it was their duty to work for their country. The number of working women rose by almost a third. Women were very pleased to be employed and found it interesting and more challenging than what they had done before. Other women also took jobs for patriotic reasons. Despite some hardships and problems with working, women were eager to prove that they could do whatever jobs required.
In addition, how did various groups, including women, Japanese-Americans and African- Americans, see their lives change because of the war?
Finally, why was the U.S. bound to be a different place after the war?
My answer is pretty long, I just need someone to read it and tell me what they think...note: I need someone experienced and serious thank you very much :) and one last thing, please answer the last question, I didn't know what to say for what happened after the war.
Answer:
In order to finance the war,the United States government was willing to spend whatever was necessary. High taxes paid for about 41 percent of the war. The government borrowed the rest of the money from banks, private investors, and the public. Starting late in 1942, the Treasury Department launched bond drives to encourage Americans to buy war bonds. Deficit spending brought wartime prosperity. The War Production Board (WPB) was set up in January 1942 to direct the conversion of peacetime industries to those that made war goods. To centralize agencies such as war production, labor questions, and scarce resources, the President organized the Office of War Mobilization. During World War II, factories that once produced consumer goods converted to war production. The Ford Motor Company built a huge new factory to make B-24 Liberator bombs, using the assembly-line techniques used for cars. Federal spending increased from 9.4 billion dollars in 1939 to 95.2 billion dollars in 1945. So even though the American economy improved during World War II, Americans lived with shortages throughout the war because money and valuable products were used to fund the war. Many familiar consumer items such as metal, rubber, and nylon were unavailable. Due to the Japanese invasion of the Philippines, sugar became a scarce source. (Sugar was imported from the Philippines.) Many shipping lanes were closed, making it hard to bring in tropical fruits or Brazilian coffee. Because of these shortages, daily life for American people changed. American people had to do their best to provide themselves with necessary items. Shortly after the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor, the Secretary of Agriculture suggested that families could plant home gardens to make up for the farm produce sent to feed the soldiers. By 1943, "victory gardens" were producing about one third of the country's fresh vegetables. Shortages also produced efforts to recycle scrap metal, paper, and other materials.
As the wartime economy expanded, many Americans suddenly found themselves earning more money than they needed for basic necessities. They were eager to spend their money on cars, trucks, or home appliances. Since war production made these products unavailable, they looked for other ways to spend their money. People bought and read more books and magazines when the new Pocket Books company was founded in 1939. Other than books, millions of Americans when to the movies every week. Many movies were influenced by events during the war. Music and sports also kept people enthusiastic during the war.
The war also had a large impact on American women. Before the war, most women who worked for wages were single and young. Most people disapproved of married women working outside the home. Social disapproval was reinforced by the fear that women would take jobs away from unemployed men. Even though many Americans disapproved, by 1940 about 15.5% of all married women were working. Few women entered professional careers. They usually worked as sales clerks and household servants. Women with factory jobs usually worked in industries that produced clothing, textiles, and shoes. During World War II, many factory jobs fell vacant as men went to war. Women worked in airplane plants and shipyards as riveters, steelworkers, and welders. Posters and advertisements told women that it was their duty to work for their country. The number of working women rose by almost a third. Women were very pleased to be employed and found it interesting and more challenging than what they had done before. Other women also took jobs for patriotic reasons. Despite some hardships and problems with working, women were eager to prove that they could do whatever jobs required.
Question #7: what and who benefits from textiles recycling?
need hel for this just a summary plz xx
Question #8: In textiles is it Primary Recycling when you give to Charity?
When you give to charity, is that called Primary Recycling? Because you're not doing anything else with it?
I do know this, i've just forgotten. I've got the design running through my head because my project is due in thursday and i'm writing it up.
I do know this, i've just forgotten. I've got the design running through my head because my project is due in thursday and i'm writing it up.
Question #9: Ok I don't understand this more info?
On this textile recycler website in the paragraph below I'm not sure if they recycle shoes because they say that they grade shoes...What does that mean??
Currently textile recycler is grading 40,000 pounds monthly of shoes. We take great pride in pairing and packing our shoe orders. We ship everything in clear poly bags, to ensure that your customers have the most accessible view to the product they are purchasing.
Currently textile recycler is grading 40,000 pounds monthly of shoes. We take great pride in pairing and packing our shoe orders. We ship everything in clear poly bags, to ensure that your customers have the most accessible view to the product they are purchasing.
Question #10: Ok I don't understand this...more info?
On this textile recycler website in the paragraph below I'm not sure if the recycle shoes because the say that the grade shoes...What does that mean??
Currently textile recycler is grading 40,000 pounds monthly of shoes. We take great pride in pairing and packing our shoe orders. We ship everything in clear poly bags, to ensure that your customers have the most accessible view to the product they are purchasing.
Currently textile recycler is grading 40,000 pounds monthly of shoes. We take great pride in pairing and packing our shoe orders. We ship everything in clear poly bags, to ensure that your customers have the most accessible view to the product they are purchasing.
Question #11: what kind of fabrics can be recycled?
its for my textiles homework
Question #12: Ideas on bag I'm thinking of making? (Textiles coursework)?
I have a GCSE textiles project, and a questionnaire would be good for my coursework. I need to find out the preferences of my target market(people who will buy it), mainly teenagers. I'd like it if you could answer these questions and give ideas on some of the themes that might attract you.
I am thinking of making a recycled bag which might have some patchwork decoration on the front. I'll also use embroidery, dyeing, batik(using wax before dyeing), recycled and maybe some new components (like buttons or beads). I might do a theme about recycling/ the environment but do give me ideas on themes which work well.. oh and mainly girls please :)
1(i) What is your gender?
(ii) Which age bracket do you fit in?: (11-15, 16-20, 21-25, 26+)
(iii) What job or hobbies do you have?
2 Do you normally buy products/bags like the one I have described above?
3 Ideas for a particular style or colour? for example a blue tote bag(3D rectangular bag which can fold lengthwise) or a sequined round bag...
4 Around how much would you be prepared to pay for this bag which you are describing?
price :
5 Where would you expect to buy it from? e.g. Primark® or Topshop® (list any others...)
6 Is there a something you would like from this bag that existing bags don't have or just something which would be good for this one? for example 'a coloured zip'...
pls answer
thank you so much - !
also feel free to give any suggestions
:)
Also would you buy a bag which is in an Oxfam shop (they fight against poverty and make products of used/recycled fabrics) .. if they actually aimed it at teenagers to raise awareness about the environment?
Any preferred materials?
I am thinking of making a recycled bag which might have some patchwork decoration on the front. I'll also use embroidery, dyeing, batik(using wax before dyeing), recycled and maybe some new components (like buttons or beads). I might do a theme about recycling/ the environment but do give me ideas on themes which work well.. oh and mainly girls please :)
1(i) What is your gender?
(ii) Which age bracket do you fit in?: (11-15, 16-20, 21-25, 26+)
(iii) What job or hobbies do you have?
2 Do you normally buy products/bags like the one I have described above?
3 Ideas for a particular style or colour? for example a blue tote bag(3D rectangular bag which can fold lengthwise) or a sequined round bag...
4 Around how much would you be prepared to pay for this bag which you are describing?
price :
5 Where would you expect to buy it from? e.g. Primark® or Topshop® (list any others...)
6 Is there a something you would like from this bag that existing bags don't have or just something which would be good for this one? for example 'a coloured zip'...
pls answer
thank you so much - !
also feel free to give any suggestions
:)
Also would you buy a bag which is in an Oxfam shop (they fight against poverty and make products of used/recycled fabrics) .. if they actually aimed it at teenagers to raise awareness about the environment?
Any preferred materials?
Question #13: Environmental Textiles?
I have this textiles olympic project thing i have to do and i am stuck on this...this is what's written on the sheet.
Evidence of research on environmental textiles. this is very important as the olympic comittee must be as environmentally and socially aware as possible. You should consider how you can incorporate environmental or recycled textiles in your products.
Evidence of research on environmental textiles. this is very important as the olympic comittee must be as environmentally and socially aware as possible. You should consider how you can incorporate environmental or recycled textiles in your products.
Question #14: IDEAS FOR GCSE TEXTILES?
Many young people are keen to go to University. Student accommodation is often very basic and without the home comforts many are use to. A charity shop on a University campus has invited you to design a range of textiles products that would prove popular with students. The shop is keen to promote decorative products that have been inspired by other cultures and make use of recycled fabrics. Make at least one product that could be sold at the University shop.
Can you suggest some products i could make? :) it'll be awesome if you could help!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Can you suggest some products i could make? :) it'll be awesome if you could help!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Question #15: Please Help me with my persenal statement.. ? I just have no idea how to start?
Hi everyone, So Ive been writing a persenal statment I just couldnt sell it, cause my tutor keep changing it.
Can you guys put it in pieces so I can take as an example.
When I was 10 I was into making clothes for my dolls, hand sewing I loved doing that.
When I was in high school I loved New York so much Its like Ive been obbessed with it, and it made me more interested in fashion because they had all kind of sort of things.
I love arts, museums.. I love sports, basketball and tennis. I did play basketcball when I was 8 to 10 years old and I used to play tennis when i was 11 years old in my front yard with my friends.
When I was in school, I used to enjoy all kind of musics and hang out.
Now Im in college, I visited New York last year and it was super amazing I nearly dided looking at those tall buildings, I got so many offeres as a fashion stylist but i was just visiting.
I love being on tv, and someday I would like to show all my work to the world
I have a passion in textiles, the free hand stitching thats what amazes me I love doing that. I also love designing, For the past two years I ve learned what fashion is all about and it brought me some confident, speaking front of people.
I did charity fashion show and it was amazing, I made my own outfit by recycling clothes and my theme was Japan. My favourite singew would be Britney Spearns she is just amazing and now I like Taylor Swift she is sunch an insparation.
In my spare time I love hanging out with friends, i sometimes style them up in the shop and take a video and watch it over and over again then I find my mistakes . I get inspired by life how othes live and dress, its something ive always been interested at, In future I would love to travel arounnd and see all kind of stuffs.
the reason i want to go to university is know more and learn more about fashion and work with amazing designers and just show my personality in my designs. this is what ive always wanted to do.
so what do you think please help, me
Can you guys put it in pieces so I can take as an example.
When I was 10 I was into making clothes for my dolls, hand sewing I loved doing that.
When I was in high school I loved New York so much Its like Ive been obbessed with it, and it made me more interested in fashion because they had all kind of sort of things.
I love arts, museums.. I love sports, basketball and tennis. I did play basketcball when I was 8 to 10 years old and I used to play tennis when i was 11 years old in my front yard with my friends.
When I was in school, I used to enjoy all kind of musics and hang out.
Now Im in college, I visited New York last year and it was super amazing I nearly dided looking at those tall buildings, I got so many offeres as a fashion stylist but i was just visiting.
I love being on tv, and someday I would like to show all my work to the world
I have a passion in textiles, the free hand stitching thats what amazes me I love doing that. I also love designing, For the past two years I ve learned what fashion is all about and it brought me some confident, speaking front of people.
I did charity fashion show and it was amazing, I made my own outfit by recycling clothes and my theme was Japan. My favourite singew would be Britney Spearns she is just amazing and now I like Taylor Swift she is sunch an insparation.
In my spare time I love hanging out with friends, i sometimes style them up in the shop and take a video and watch it over and over again then I find my mistakes . I get inspired by life how othes live and dress, its something ive always been interested at, In future I would love to travel arounnd and see all kind of stuffs.
the reason i want to go to university is know more and learn more about fashion and work with amazing designers and just show my personality in my designs. this is what ive always wanted to do.
so what do you think please help, me
Question #16: What is the importance of recycling textiles?
Question #17: Selling Cardboard Cones?
I have a large supply of cardboard cones. They are very thick and sturdy. They are the same cones that textile thread was put on. Does anyone know if I can sell these to any recycling companys or anything?
This is what the cones look like Click Here
This is what the cones look like Click Here
Question #18: Textile recycling for cash?
Right, so i have about 20 binbags of clothes, curtains, shoes etc. and I want to get rid of them for money. I'm fundraising for a Girlguiding trip that I'm going on.
Does anyone know a place where I can get that (for as much money as possible) in the UK? Preferably they would collect it from my house, some places DO do this, i have seen a few. However i could drop it off in somewhere in the Midlands, Derbyshire area.
Thanks
Does anyone know a place where I can get that (for as much money as possible) in the UK? Preferably they would collect it from my house, some places DO do this, i have seen a few. However i could drop it off in somewhere in the Midlands, Derbyshire area.
Thanks
Question #19: Names of recycled clothing fashion designers?
Hi I'm doing my textiles work and I need to get some information and pictures of designers who create eco-friendly clothes or clothes made from recycled items. I've found Gary Harvey already but I can't seem to find any other ones that give me images of the clothes?? Thanks!!!
oh and in case any one is interested while looking I did find this amazing site called www.etsy.com some of the things they sell are sooo good!!!!
oh and in case any one is interested while looking I did find this amazing site called www.etsy.com some of the things they sell are sooo good!!!!
Question #20: Textile and Recycling smoke fumes! help?!?
So i am a bit of a hypercondriac, but i was sleeping this morning with my windows wide open, and started to smell this strong burning smell, it smelt like sparklers or burning plastic... anyway i went back to sleep for probably another 1 or 2 hours... then got up to see where it was coming from, it was so strong it was from outside somewhere.... so i looked some stuff up online and a factory and burnt down in west footscray... which is like 3 or 4 suburbs away from me... but it's still really strong, the article said to stay inside and shut the windows as if the smoke could even be dangerous still!?!? i feel a little weird... i am 2 months pregnant.... i freaking out thinking the smoke has effected me and or my baby... please if anyone could reassure me that from this far from the factory it coulnd't be damaging? and if it could what risks i'd be facing?? thanks...
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