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{Tuesday Treasury} Wishing You a Peaceful Holiday

November 29, 2011 by Kootsac
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Christmas will be here in less than a month! This week’s winner is The Wooden Bee for her beautiful treasury ‘Wishing You a Peaceful Holiday’. This lovely honey colored little tree ornament from The Wooden Bee has been made from hand carved reclaimed wood. If you are looking for that old fashioned natural look for [...]

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{Tuesday Treasury} A Different Kind of Green by Lorigami

November 22, 2011 by Kootsac
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Due to a power outage here in the Kootenays (BC, Canada) it is much later than usual for me to be choosing this week’s winner. I was stunned when I saw the amazing treasuries for me to choose from this week. After going around in circles trying to decide on a winner I finally had [...]

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{Tuesday Treasury} Holiday Getaway

November 15, 2011 by Kootsac
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This week’s winning treasury ‘Holiday Getaway’ was cleverly curated by Elsje Boer. This romantic, fun and quirky collection of items suggests an imaginary holiday proposal from your sweetie. These sweet little heart pants for baby have been made from recycled cashmere wool by Elsje Boer. They are part of her Picky collection of old fashioned [...]

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{Tuesday Treasury} Mostly Under 20 EcoEtsy Kids Gift Guide

November 8, 2011 by Kootsac
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If  I could have picked a couple of winners for this weeks’ Tuesday Treasury I would have done so gladly. The entries this week were that close. The winning treasury goes to Soul Role for her thoughtful and fun collection of inexpensive gifts for children. ‘Mostly Under 20 EcoEtsy Kids Gift Guide’ has some really [...]

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{Tuesday Treasury} Shot of Red on a Gray Day by The Wooden Bee

November 1, 2011 by Kootsac
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The winning treasury this week is ‘Shot of Red on a Gray Day’ curated by the Wooden Bee. A perfect demonstration of how a gray world can be uplifted by a splash of warm color. This clever idea by The Wooden Bee shows how lovely gray can be in it’s own right – although there [...]

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Trending Now – Warming Up in Winter

October 29, 2011 by Jenn Flynn-Shon
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It’s no wonder all of us are thinking about warming up with some eco-friendly fall and winter finds this season, with snow in the northeast and lower temperatures country wide we’re already shivering.  The seasons are not immune to climate change and this year it feels we skipped right over fall.  But regardless how brisk the [...]

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{Tuesday Treasury} Look to the Past to Vision the Future

September 27, 2011 by Kootsac
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This week’s winning treasury is an antidote to the dull gray weather some of us have been experiencing lately.  “Save our Planet….Look to the Past to Vision the Future…..Live the Simple Life!” is a vibrant and lively collection of super EcoEtsy goodies guaranteed to inspire positivity. Darryl Black, the curator of this winning treasury, is [...]

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{Tuesday Treasury} Spelling Bee by The Wooden Bee

August 30, 2011 by Kootsac
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This week’s winning treasury comes from The Wooden Bee and was inspired by her daughter’s first spelling test. “Spelling Bee” treasury is a collection which includes some nostalgic repurposed items like vintage typewriter keys, letterpress blocks and scrabble tiles. This DIY wine cork bulletin board from The Wooden Bee is made of beautiful reclaimed cabinet [...]

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