5 ‘small’ business women entrepreneurs bringing ‘big’ changes to the industry
Discover five inspiring women entrepreneurs who are making significant impacts in their industries through their small businesses. These innovative leaders are bringing about transformative changes and reshaping their respective sectors. Explore their stories and be inspired by their remarkable achievements.
Sorry not sorry to grannypost again but look at this amazing jacket she made me??? She wove it herself on her loom out of wool, silk, banana fibre and scraps of old cloth. The buttons are made of antler. It took her a year and a half and I love it! It’s not vegan, but it is handmade, largely local and very sustainable. It’s an item of clothing I have a personal connection to because of the story behind it, and it shows that reducing how much cotton and polyester we wear doesn’t have to mean drab or boring clothing. So it feels pretty solarpunk to me! Now to learn how to do this kind of thing myself…
My basket is done!!!!! She looks a little wonky but that's okay :)
I might make a lid for it
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could u possibly do a web weaving for all the people pleasers? i would really love it. thank u!
I will be a mirror, don't look at me as myself.
I Loved You Before I Was Born, Li-Young Lee | Louise Kaufmann | the moon: poems to heal your heart, k.tolnoe | Setting Myself Free, Julia Greef | Dear March—Come in—, Emily Dickinson | Neurodivergency Affirmation Sticker, thatautisticjoy (redbubble) | Likable, Mary Kethya Khuon | Come Over, Noah Kahan | The Landing, Marie Howe | Calling A Wolf A Wolf, Kaveh Akbar | Two, Sleeping At Last
Varha keeps poking at me with more Family Lore TM as an explanation for why her current relationship with Rhaya’ra is Like That & it’s coming in the form of “actually Three of us survived the calamity physically but one is suspiciously Not Present Now & also she was definitely Rhaya’s favourite sister :)”
I don’t have a name for this sibling yet but she’s. Definitely not going to be making any present day appearances that’s for sure.
I had to stand on my bed to take this photo, and I think that's iconic:
I still need to weave in the ends, but this is the back panel complete! I went through thirteen skeins (429yards/392meters/~9,806.94 Dinoponera Gigantea ants) to finish up this panel, but I'm only about 36% of the way through the recommended size.
would anyone be able to recommend bushcraft/wilderness survival/off grid type stuff that ISN'T from gross ass right-wing conspiracy theorists? much of what im finding online is that crap and i dont wanna support that
anything would be much appreciated bc im trying to compile resources to have on hand in case of emergency and also trying to be more sustainable in my life choices
some goals i have rn (not all at once obvi)
starting a kitchen garden and learning to can the produce i grow (in the works)
water storage and use for gardening
planting a native grass lawn (in the works)
Native wildflower garden for pollinators (in the works)
I found the fiber art history book I’ve been wanting - “Fabric - The Hidden History of the Material World” by Victoria Finlay. I’ve only read one chapter so far and it’s already fascinating.
From the sturdy top handles to the detachable strap and distinctive jute weave on canvas, this adorable iteration of Jute Weave Tote Bag features everything we have come to love about this functional range. It offers ample space to hold everything you need in a day and more. Plus, the lovely colorway makes it incredibly versatile piece that will match easily with almost any outfit.
Look: the problematic of coalition is that coalition isn't something that emerges so that you can come help me, a maneuver that always gets traced back to your own interests. The coalition emerges out of your recognition that it's fucked up for you, in the same way that we've already recognized that it's fucked up for us. I don't need your help. I just need you to recognize that this shit is killing you, too, however much more softly, you stupid motherfucker, you know?
"none of us do anything alone. where would I be without the others? and where would any of them be without the rest of us?"
thoughts about community and exceptionalism and what we are owed and what we owe each other, inspired by a conversation about unions and the word entitlement
pirkei avot 1:14 // audre lorde, sister outsider: essays and speeches // fred moten, the undercommons: fugitive planning & black study, paraphrasing fred hampton and quoted in saving time: discovering a life beyond the clock by jenny odell // sense8 1.02 // x // tema okun, white supremacy culture - still here // own work in progress // "against pollution" by the mountain goats