Recycled Crafts

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The coolest recycling thing I learned at the Craft Super Show and CHA Winter 2010

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Kunin felt and all Kunin products are made from Eco-fi, high-quality polyester fiber made from 100% post-consumer recycled plastic bottles! Can you believe that! I had no idea. Kunin felt is a staple in so many adult and kid crafts, now it makes me feel so happy to know it is so eco-friendly! To see more pictures from these two big craft shows pop over here, here and here. And if you know of a cool craft supply that is eco-friendly or recycled be sure to drop me a link, I would love to share it!

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  1. Ooo, it’s lovely to see you have found out about Kunin felt! My husband and I have just started selling it as it was so difficult to get hold of in the UK.

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