Craft your way to zero waste living
Eco-friendly projects and lifestyle tips for a greener planet


Get crafty, not trashy, with this free zero waste sewing pattern.
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Create Your Own Low Waste Life
Just because your trash doesn’t fit into the palm of your hand doesn’t mean you can’t live a sustainable life.
You want to fight climate change, plastic pollution, and the BILLIONS of pounds of trash that get made every.single.year.
And wherever you’re at on your low waste journey, you can help preserve our natural resources & fight plastic pollution.
From total beginner to completely trash-free, you can take steps TODAY to cut waste, greenify your home & life, & have a bigger impact on this planet.
Let me help you…
- Make your own reusable bags for zero waste grocery shopping
- Fight textile waste with creative upcycling projects
- Become a wax wrapping ninja and ditch plastic wrap forever
- Impress your friends & family with your amazing eco-friendly & sustainable DIY gifts
- Learn how to have the biggest bang for your buck in cutting your carbon footprint
- Or find the perfect made-for-you sustainable bags that you can feel good about buying
Step up your eco-friendly practices today with No Trace. Think beyond the jar.
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