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Monthly Archives
Steel Creations
Posted Jan 7, 2010 by Gayle Guyardo
Updated Jan 7, 2010 at 11:10 AM
All Natural flea and tick spray
Posted Nov 3, 2009 by Gayle Guyardo
Updated Nov 3, 2009 at 08:08 AM
Mere’s At Last
http://www.atlastflyspray.com
Green Baby Nursery
Posted Oct 20, 2009 by Gayle Guyardo
Updated Oct 20, 2009 at 05:55 AM
María Elise Blanes
babyGREEN designs, LLC.
(813) 345-4546
http://www.babygreen-designs.com
Chi Chi Amor - Eco-friendly Clothes
Posted Oct 3, 2009 by Leigh Spann
Updated Oct 3, 2009 at 09:51 PM

Chi Chi Amor is a kids clothing line started by two Bay Area moms. The clothes focus on eco-friendly standards like natural dyes and organic cottons. The natural dyes are made in Guatemala from plants like Aloe Vera and St. Johns Wort.
Danielle O’Connor and Shari Feldman are both anthropologists and not only see the green aspect of these clothes, but they also bring awareness to a weaving tradition that’s being lost in Central America.
The kids clothes and accessories are all made with repurposed huipils (a traditional Mayan woman’s shirt) or cortes (traditional skirts). Danielle and Shari go to the markets and buy these used articles of clothing, and from them, they have beautiful and comfortable kids clothes made.
To find out more about these clothes, click here.
The name ‘Chi Chi’ comes from the town in Guatemala where many of their producers are from: Chichicastenango. And, of course, ‘Amor’ means LOVE!
Ocean Solutions - All Natural Plant Nutrient
Posted Oct 1, 2009 by Gayle Guyardo
Updated Oct 1, 2009 at 05:23 AM
http://www.ogtno.com
727-474-9705

