E's Eco Homewares

Just need to sew on the buttons and my Gothic Lo**ta inspired shirt will be ready to wear to the concert next week.
Thank you for helping me get it finished in time.

This 👌

It really goes further than you think when you “support” an artist, these are the things that help them grow 🙌

Everyone’s on social media scrolling, just take time to make it worth it and help each other out ❤️

Ready to fill up with our household compostible waste.
Did you know you can reduce the methane from your household by composting instead of sending your food waste to landfill?
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Assembling a new compost tumbler to further boost our household sustainability.

Happy Pride Month.
Today I am having a 10% off Pride Market Bags Sale.

Comment "Sold" on the photo of the one you want.

Watch your inbox for a message from Mum or me to get your address for shipment and send you a invoice.

Due to shipping costs outside of Australia I can unfortunately only ship within Australia.

Shipping within Australia is $10 and I can fit multiple bags into the package.

This was a very challenging item to loom knit.
My Demisexual flag market bag.

and helped me quickly whip up these scrap fabric pajama monsters for my niece's school fete tomorrow.
These monsters are unique as each one is made from rescued fabric scraps. Preorders will be available at the fete. Just provide your preferred colours so I can pull together coordinating fabric scraps for your monster.

Happy Pride Month.
I have pulled out some reclaimed yarn to make more Pride Bags.
Challenging myself to try and figure out how to loom knit a Demisexual flag.

After repairing my skinsuit, I needed a project to use up the fabric pieces I had unpicked and scrap fabric from fixing it.
Coming soon Earbud Pouches. Great for finger splints, ear buds, ear plugs or even guitar pics.

Last items up today are some cool produce bags made from reclaimed vintage lace curtain fabric.

Scrubbies are up in the shop.
Both the pure cotton ones that are gentle on skin and the reclaimed rug yarn ones that are great in the kitchen.
At $6 each they make great stocking stuffers.
https://madeit.com.au/Main/Store?userid=152134

One of a kind/unique Market Bags are now up on the shop.
Only 1 of each unique bag is available.
https://madeit.com.au/Main/Store?userid=152134

I am incredibly excited to have started my online store.

I am currently adding things to the store so make sure you check it regularly over the next week to see all the cool things I have ready to ship.
https://madeit.com.au/Main/Store?userId=152134

Time to get some Halloween inspired market bags made.

Last day to get a ticket in this great raffle.
One of the prizes is one of E's Eco Homewares Market Bags.

Delicious lunch from

Making more scrubbies between sales.

Come check out my stall at the Homeschooler showcase and market at Robelle Domain in Springfield.

Packing for my first market stall tomorrow.
I will get the online store finished within the week.

I will be having a stall at the Springfield Homeschoolers Showcase next Wednesday August 10th.
Come check out all the cool stuff.

It's great to be back creating bags after having 2 weeks off while recovering from covid.
Pride month may be over but that doesn't mean a end to 🌈
Watching Ms Marvel with Mum while making a Asexual Flag Market Bag.

So far for 🌈 6 Pride Market Bags and 2 Bisexual Market Bags made (one is a gift for my sister).
If you would like a these will be up for sale asap.

Mum picked up a second set of looms so we can make bags together while watching TV.

This elderly girl makes loom knitting challenging as she loves getting pats and requests them every waking moment :)

Got out a ball of the reclaimed yarn Mum got me from the opshop and it's not 8ply.
I think it's 2 ply, so I am using 4 balls at once to finish the pink section of the market bag for my sister.
Hopefully this works.






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I didn't have enough reclaimed scrap yarn in a appropriate shade of pink to make my sister a bisexual bag for 🌈 Mum found this bag of scrap pink yarn at Link Vision Opshop, it matches what I already had really well.

First attempt at a
The 3 different yellow yarns have created a interesting shape to the bag.
It turned out much longer than I expected when stitching the red and orange.



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Loving the effect of all the scraps tied together and wound into a ball.

Mum and I stayed up late tying the small to medium scraps of 🌈 colours together and rolling them into balls.

Sorted into colours.
A family effort detangling has the tangles down to 1 large shopping bag.
Now to get creating.