Simply living well

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Eloise and I spent twenty minutes with the sewing machine this weekend, cranking out fabric scrap “unsponges”. To assemble them, we used three types of fabric: one to make the sponges cute, one to make them absorbent, and one to make them abrasive (for scrubbing). For the cute layer, we used a pre-w

If you’ve spent any time with the media over the past few years, you’ve probably heard the term zero-waste. If you’re new to it, it’s essentially a growing movement to reduce the amount one consumes and consequently throws away. The term can be a misleading one, to say the least, inciting images of

Julia Watkins, Founder of Simply Living Well and author of the upcoming book Simply Living Well, reviews Kitchen Garden Revival by Nicole Johnsey Burke.

Slow living has become a big trend. But its basic message is about consuming less and taking a slower approach to everyday life.

This article discusses ten lifestyle changes, large and small, that you can make to start living a simpler life in ten days.

Simple Living Ideas: 25 Ways to the Path to Simplicity. Simplicity...it sounds like such an easy breezy thing to do. Living a simple life sounds good on

What Living A Simple Life Has Taught me — Amy Fewell — The Fewell Homestead

We're often so caught up in the business of life that we often forget ourselves along the way. Here is your guide to slow living for beginners

I was recently asked by a reporter to share tips for a natural, sustainable laundry routine. After writing them out, I thought it might be nice to share them here. If there’s one thing I’m passionate about, it’s the intersection of wellness and sustainability and specifically that place where change