Photo by Auxy Espinoza
When we lived in Salt Lake City, one of the highlights was getting to attend the Sundance Film Festival. We mostly saw films in the valley, but we always had at least one or two screenings in Park City. Park City is beautiful, and during the festival you totally see movie stars just walking down the street in broad daylight. It's a big change from day-to-day Utah living.
And just to show you how popular crafting has become, this year at the film festival Mark Montano hosted an event called “The Green Lodge,” which focused on eco-crafting by using products that can be recycled, upcycled and restyled.
If I still lived out there, I totally would have tried to use my high-powered craft-connections (ha!) to crash this celeb-studded event because *look* at all those awesome craft supplies! Can you imagine the goodie bags those girls got?!
A project they were making at The Green Lodge was the
Urban Corsage from Mark's book the Big Ass Book of Crafts (which
I reviewed about a year ago). It's a simple, stylish project which is perfect for using up treasured scraps you haven't been able to part with.
You can find the
easy directions on the
Eclectic Products blog. The project features EcoGlue which, among other things, is vegan.
What is that you said? You don't have any EcoGlue? Well, fret no more ...
Big Ass GiveawayLeave a comment on this post telling me all the great things you can do with EcoGlue and you would have a chance to be one of 5 (five!) winners of a package that will include one each of
EcoGlue,
Amazing GOOP Craft,
E-6000, and
QuickHold.
Open to residents of USA only.I will stop accepting comments at midnight on Sunday, February 1st. To find out what time that is where you live, choose your time zone next to the heading "Select place to convert to"
on this page at The World Clock.
I'll announce the winner on Monday, February 2nd.For more about EcoCrafting, check out CraftyPod's latest
podcast on Crafting Green.
Full Disclosure: I will be getting my own Eco Glue, but that's it. I normally wouldn't accept anything, but you might remember from my challenge post that I just ran out of glue. It's synchronicity, no?