Good "green" books/websites/etc?

[aridtay]

So I've always been into being green and being crafty but these have now turned into obsessions. Thanks to threadbanger and other similar sites I have the whole sewing thing covered but I really want to be more green.

So here is a board where people can recommend good books, websites, or even just random ideas about going green.

[sewdenimfabulous]

I totally was just going to post a website mini guide!( i believe ladyjanewriter has already done so but i cannot for the life of me remember where it is)

1). threadbanger.com
Obviously! i just love it so much, i can tleave it out

2). viropop.com
Perfect green going website....... the home page basically explains it all and the videos are soo funny

3). Howcast.com
a how to website, one of my faves! about 5 minutes ago i learned how to knit finger-less gloves!

4). wikihow.com
same thing, but some posts arent very acurate and most dont have pix :(

5). eHow.com
dont exactly luvv this one, but its ok

6). Expertvillage.com
not really any sewing stuff, but they really have some good green-going tips ( and a bunch of yoga stuff, lol)

7). moodfabric.com
If you live in new york city this is the perfect place to get organic fabri ( pricing is pretty high, tho)

I hope you find this to be helpful.... and please, other forum memebers, post more websites ( or include the link to ladyjanewriter's website guide! thx!

[aridtay]

Thanks, I'm actually trying to find a bunch of people in my school that will help me make a 'think green' club so I want to get a whole bunch of stuff before I start it up

[Penguen]

This lady is just starting to add more videos and hopefully she'll keep doing more but I love her
http://www.youtube.com/user/michellekaufmann

[Penguen]

Oh and as a companion to http://www.viropop.com/ you should checkout http://www.treehugger.com/.

[AwayFromTheLight]

http://www.idealbite.com/