#Recycled Bag

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The fragility of the structure is a metaphor for the fragility of life

[pashupati22]

5 Reasons to Make Pashupati Group Your Sustainability Partner

With a legacy of over 4 decades, the prestigious Pashupati Group has earned all the reasons to gain your trust as a reliable and responsible sustainability partner.

5 of the Reasons That Must Be Considered Before Making the Final Decision Are

Zero Liquid Discharge (ZLD) Policy

The ETP and R.O. plants work towards 100% recycling of processed water to strictly maintain a Zero Liquid Discharge (ZLD) across the entire Group. This is a very conscious approach that speaks volumes about how the business takes its footprints very responsibly. With an intention to share visions, the Group takes pride in extending such conscious policies with its partner companies.

International Quality

From Bottles to Yarn, Technical Textile & Master batches, and Recycled PP Granules & sacks, the latest machinery has been procured to ensure the best quality outcome for every product manufactured under the Pashupati name. Globally advanced quality control equipment has been imported and installed as a part of the larger setup to offer unmatched product quality at every stage of the production process. With ZLD, waste management, and 100% assured quality, the Group proves its everlasting commitment to customers and the environment.

Customized Manufacturing Capabilities

The Group takes pride in dedicating respective divisions to in-house research, manufacture, and development of an extensive product list. This gives the business an edge to cater to all kinds of sustainable manufacturing demands of partner companies. Everything from rPSF (solid, hollow, and dyed fiber), Specialty Fibers like Anti-Bacterial, Fire Retardant, Hydrophilic, Reinforcement, Easy Dyeable, Easy Dyeable Cationic (Acrylic Feel), Low Melt, Biodegradable, Nylon 66/6, PP fibers, Woven fabrics and so much more comes in an unthinkable variety of colors and quality.

Large-scale Production

We currently recycle 105 tons PET Bottles per day, which gives the Pashupati Group an even higher edge in its mass production. Our next milestone is to achieve 2,42,646 Tons of feed processing capacity by 2025 and maintains all norms with such high quality of processing.

Social Responsibility

Last but not the least, when a company comes forward to partner with the Pashupati Group, an unsaid advantage that tags along are the collective environmental benefit. The more is the collection of waste from across the country and across industries, to match the increased demand of the clients, the more benefits are the business able to pass on to the environment.

Picking the Pashupati Group as your sustainability partner would directly mean contributing to the conservation of 3.72 Trillion (BTU) of heat energy per year, 0.51 Million Crude Oil Consumption, saving 1.03 Million (Cubic Yard) of plastic landfill space, and overall greenhouse gas reduction. That would be a fair deal, wouldn’t it?

[4nuttyaddict]

Commande client: Tote bag inspiration rock (pliable). Plusieurs tote bag sont disponibles sur ma boutique: https://www.ungrandmarche.fr/boutiques/p/sacs-pratiques/tote-bag-en-coton-fantaisie-plusieurs-modeles-disponibles/4392115

[sillyandquiteawkward]

guy who just wants to help and for anyone to tell him thank you, you did a good job

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Patchwork makeup bags

Made patchwork makeup bags out of secondhand and recycled materials to ask my BFFs to be my bridesmaids using this tutorial

[chessboxingstreetwear]

GYUHAN LEE x McDonalds (upcycled paper bag lamp)

[toonfinatic]

They r using machines to put snow that drifted down back into the top of the slope. They have automatic snow making machines that know the weather snd only make fake snow when the conditions are good. They pack the snow. The cold snow. From the slopes, Into these things where it just Exists during summer without melting much and they use thst snow again next winter. They have a machine to measure the depth of snow so they knoe how much they need to add. They recycle snow like crazy they're obsessed with it, they're freaks about it

Who's they?. Finnish skiing centres

[hekateinhell]

achilles/patroclus (to me)

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[pain-in-the-butler]

My journey to pulling a Ciel acrylic charm from a Harajuku gacha machine was as long as it was humbling 💀

I had better luck on the wind-up toy keychain machine at Gashapon no Depato Ikebukuro (got The Boy on the second try) and also bought little surly schoolboy Ciel separately from a collectibles shop in Nakano Broadway (he was like $15 though)

and here's a close-up on the elusive pull

[butterflybabiie]

big glasses big fear of caterpillars

[borninwinter81]

Replacing my bag strap

Unlike many of my clothes and accessories this bag isn't thrifted. It's a bag by Jawbreaker that I absolutely love the look of, it has multiple pockets, tons of space inside, and is clearly great quality as I've had it for over 10 years and it's almost good as new. It's the only handbag I own, and I've no desire to get a new one.

However the one bit I've had to replace multiple times is the shoulder strap, since that's the bit that gets most wear and tear.

It originally had the kind of strap which clips on, but the problem with those is that after years of metal rubbing against metal, eventually it wears away to the point where the clip is thin enough that it snaps. Last couple of times I just put a new clip on, however this time not only were the clips worn away but so were the d-rings you're supposed to attach them to, so I did a more thorough job.

First of all I unpicked the stitching attaching the d-rings to the bag and replaced them with these large rectangular ones. I always save metal hardware from clothing items I mod or that are finally old and worn enough to be thrown away, and I think these came from a skirt. Happily I had two the same, so I used bits of the old strap which weren't too badly worn to make loops to sew them on.

I sewed them by hand with thick top-stitch thread doubled over, and I even did those criss-cross stitching lines to make them extra secure.

I then went to a nearby charity shop hoping to find a cheap bag I could steal the strap from, but even better, I came across this belt, the construction of which was extremely similar to the detailing already on the bag. It was £1, way cheaper than a replacement strap from ebay, which I have also bought in the past.

I didn’t want to cut the buckle off because the belt fabric would fray, so I unpicked the stitching around the buckle instead, and put the buckle away in my crafting box to hopefully reuse in the future - like I said, I save everything.

I wanted the eyelets on the belt to be visible as they match the rest of the eyelets on the bag, so I put the belt through the rectangle and folded it over as far as I could while still showing all the eyelets, then sewed it shut. Again, I did multiple rows of stitching to keep it secure, and I also oversewed down both sides.

I don't have a sliding buckle that would enable me to adjust the strap length, but I never adjust my bag strap anyway, so I just put the strap over my shoulder, adjusted it to a length that I liked, and sewed that end together too. This was a long belt so I ended up doubling it over quite far, but that's good as it will make this section of the new strap extra thick, so hopefully it's extra strong.

And there we go, it looks as if I bought it like this!

[buboplague]

Hello, those colourful sketchbook drawings you posted are so vibrant and beautiful! I was wondering if you have any favourite crayon/pencils to use for sketching?

Also wanted to say that your art in general is very inspiring. I love how fluid it is.

Hello! Thank you for your kind comment. I'm always touched if someone feels inspired!

Those were done with Caran d'ache Neocolor II, and the gold (which just looks plain yellow in the photo oops) is a marubu crayon. I really like them because they're not crumbly like oil pastels, but look similar. I want to use them more often but I suffer from "I struggle to justify using my nice art supplies" syndrome

I can't think of any specific stand out favorites, but lately the things that I grab for often are: - random ballpoint pens - gel pen or felt pen - fountain pens (not pictured because they're in my work bag) - kaweco clutch pencil (which I named "bananecil") - blackwing matte pencil - pentel brush pen EF - zig clearcolor brush pens - misc colored pencils or markers for some pops of color - I was gifted these random clearance zebra metallic brush markers that kind of suck but I also kind of like them? Complicated relationship

Here's the stuff in my bedside pencil bag

I want to try one of those multi-colored lead pencils someday soon

[nym-wibbly]

I thought Sir Terry was making the snail thing up for funsies...

[trexalicious]

[ninamation]

Quilted tote bag made from thrifted sweatshirt and scraps

Made a tote bag out of a thrifted sweatshirt and scraps from a dress that I made two years ago. I bought the fabric and finished 90% of it last year, then waited 11 months to finish it. It was supposed to be for my friend's birthday last year, so now it's just in time for her next one.

[chessboxingstreetwear]

GYUHAN LEE x McDonalds (upcycled paper bag lamp)