June is officially Orca Awareness Month here in WA, so Alan (whale-hugging Greenpeace alum) and I celebrated it yesterday by hanging out with marine photographer/environmental activist Fred Felleman and his family. Fred sent me this link about Seattle citizens creatively … Continue reading →
Sam and Chris Garst have built a Green Dream Home here in Olympia; I heard about it when I went to a Green Drinks meet up: Meanwhile, I just read about that trashy Haute Trash Fashion diva Rayona Visqueen in … Continue reading →
Coming soon to The Evergreen State College: Swap-O-Rama-Rama is a 100% recycled, community clothing swap and transformation event. Mark your social calendars now: May 19, 2pm – 6pm, CAB 320! … Continue reading →
Olympia High School Freshpersons Teasha Feldman and Lily Smith dressed their American Girl Dolls in haute trash fashion, where they strutted their stuff at Old School Pizza: And McKinney Elementary School teacher Signe Feeney’s 3rd grade class once again made … Continue reading →
I like those juicywallet coin purses made from recycled juice containers. I also like this 1950’s outfit knitted from plastic grocery bags. Check out Treehugger for Haute Trash: Fashion from Rubbish (on the left is an outfit created by Rayona … Continue reading →
As promised, here are some more pics from the Haute Trash Fashion Show at the opening of ReVisions recycled art at the Northwinds Arts Center Gallery in Port Townsend. Don’t you wish you looked that cute in a popcorn bag? … Continue reading →
Who wore it better: Rayona Visqueen at the opening of the reVISIONS recycled art show at the Northwind Gallery, or Ruby Re-Usable,who created this Wonder Bra and Wonder Slip ensemble? Vote now (leave a comment)! … Continue reading →
Went to Port Townsend this weekend for the opening of reVISIONS: art from recycled materials at the North Wind Arts Alliance Gallery with Marita Dingus (above); we stayed with Sylvia White (below) and got to see Robin Worley (more about … Continue reading →
On Tuesday, 10/17, Robin Worley and Ruby Re-Usable were interviewed by Kathy Goertzen on KOMO-TV News about the Seattle RE Store Recycled Art and Fashion Show. Robin wore her latest creation: a skirt made from a life raft that she … Continue reading →
