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Grace at design*sponge is adding a DIY Wednesday segment to her blog - she says when i sat down to reimagine the new d*s one of the first things i wanted to add was more diy and craft-based content. Grace has invited lauren smith and derek fagerstrom of the curiosity shoppe to do a weekly segment and the first project looks pretty good - re-using wine crates as display cases.

Chara is hosting a fall swap on her blog - go and get involved.

Heather wrote in to tell me about blog action day - so sign up for eco activism on 15th of Oct - and look out for here for environmentally crafting on that day.

Blog Action Day is October 15 with a topic of ‘the environment’. The group is requesting that any willing bloggers sign up to show a united voice all discussing the same topic on the same day. With activism being one of Whip-Up’s regular topics, in terms of reusing media and recreating with it; finding inspiration for our art in our environments; handcrafters and artists creating to create local items, etc. I thought this would be an excellent concept to bring forward. Thank you for your lovely blog, a creative environment unto itself!

Here is an excerpt from their press release - go here to read the rest…

On October 15th, bloggers around the web will unite to put a single important issue on everyone’s mind. In 2007 the issue is the environment. Every blogger will post about the environment in their own way and relating to their own topic. Our aim is to get everyone talking towards a better future. We’re looking for bloggers of all nationalities and backgrounds, writing about all topics to join in. Here’s what you have to do:

Publish on October 15th - Publish a post on their blog which relates to an issue of their own choice pertaining to the environment.

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