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DIY T-Shirts from Generation T: Transform Your Wardrobe the Green Way

Interested in do-it-yourself goodness but not sure where to start? Sure you could plug and play and see where your sock drawer takes you, or you could try a slice of Megan Nicolay's newest green DIY book, Generation T: Beyond Fashion. Brethren of the first 108 ways to transform a t-shirt, the new volume chalks up "120 New Ways to Transform a T-shirt." Pure gold from the comfort of your closet.

I can't speak for everyone else, but thanks once again to my Treehugger and their wonderfully delicious and eco TH_RSS on Twitter, this golden bundle of joy didn't pass my prying eyes. What's to find in this DIY manual of goodies?

• Cut, sew, reconstruct, patch and transform a regular Tee into a plethora of other creations
• Somewhere near 200 variations
• iPod cozie ... nuff said
• All the instructions, all the basics, all you need to DIY some crazy wardrobe items without buying more fabric.

Portable Obama Flip Flops Anyone?

Courtesy of our green Twitter friends TreeHugger RSS, here's a curiously sustainable product that should have every eco enthusiast's interest peaked, and every Hobbit's reluctant chagrin (hey, it's natural, they can't hate all shoes).

Floc Designs, diving in head first to the eco friendly but still stylish market, have created a portable pair of flip flops that are both convenient and made from recyclable materials. I checked out the product page and got the scoop. The flops are made from 95% recycled tire rubber that comes with a carrying case made from recyclable or organic material. Six styles, including the Obama Flops, mark the ideal footwear for those of us constantly on the move, hating full-foot coverage and wanting something easy to tote around, maybe to the beach, after the gym, etc. Plus it's sustainable; what more could you ask for? 

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Original article from TreeHugger

Introducing Green-Living.com, Earth Friendly Goods for Your Home

In June 2003, Kate Macaulay and Michael Johnson opened Green Living in an attempt to provide earth friendly and unique goods for your home, but beyond that, they like to call their store a "community resource center." Green Living, a fellow Texas based company, aims to not only be a place to buy green home products, but a place for information regarding global issues and green living tips.

When shopping for earth-friendly and organic products, Green Living is a great place to start. Their shopping categories include:

• Bed and Bath
• Green Building: Paints, Flooring
• Bags and Purses
• Natural Pet Products
• Body Products
• Garden and Outdoors
• ... and Green Books and Messages

Visit Green-Living.com Today.