We had a few friends over last night for some sushi in our garden. Since we lacked enough sushi trays for the group I thought why not use the cabbage leaves from our garden. Brilliant! Fewer dishes to clean and I think the food actually tasted better. So even if you don't like cabbage, I highly recommend growing it for the sole reason of fewer dishes after dinner parties and they are just too pretty to leave out of your garden's color palette.
My goal is to create a waste-free environment by gardening, composting, & making products from organic and upcycled materials. All of my products are sewn with my most cherished heirloom, my grandmother's 1958 Singer. My prints are hand-painted from the plants in our garden. Iris is our desert tortoise we adopted from the Living Desert Reserve who lives under the mesquite tree in our garden.
Monday, April 12, 2010
We had a few friends over last night for some sushi in our garden. Since we lacked enough sushi trays for the group I thought why not use the cabbage leaves from our garden. Brilliant! Fewer dishes to clean and I think the food actually tasted better. So even if you don't like cabbage, I highly recommend growing it for the sole reason of fewer dishes after dinner parties and they are just too pretty to leave out of your garden's color palette.
Wednesday, April 7, 2010
Facebook | Earth on Edge Exhibition
I'm so excited to be part of this event in our community:
Facebook Earth on Edge Exhibition
Please help celebrate Earth Day and come out to see what it's all about!
Facebook Earth on Edge Exhibition
Please help celebrate Earth Day and come out to see what it's all about!
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