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Category: Craft

Craft

Fixing Stuff With Sugru

by Tammy (Gippsland Unwrapped)
Posted on July 11, 2018July 24, 2018

Zero waste, reusable water balloons

Craft

Zero Waste, Reusable Water Balloons

by Tammy (Gippsland Unwrapped)
Posted on December 3, 2017December 3, 2017

Felted soap

Bathroom

Prolong The Life Of Your Soap

by Tammy (Gippsland Unwrapped)
Posted on September 23, 2017March 20, 2019

Materials in our zero waste craft kit.

Craft

Craft Like A Zero Waster, Whatever Your Age (Materials List Included)

by Tammy (Gippsland Unwrapped)
Posted on March 8, 2017May 15, 2017

A box of old trophies.

Cleaning

What To Do With Unwanted Trophies

by Tammy (Gippsland Unwrapped)
Posted on February 21, 2017March 26, 2019

Homemade Christmas tree decoration

Craft

A Crafty Christmas

by Tammy (Gippsland Unwrapped)
Posted on December 6, 2016December 29, 2017

Craft

My Stay At The Sustainable B&B That Beth Built

by Tammy (Gippsland Unwrapped)
Posted on October 20, 2016October 21, 2016

Homemade beeswax wrap wrapping parmessan cheese.

Craft

Beeswax Wraps On A Budget

by Tammy (Gippsland Unwrapped)
Posted on May 13, 2016May 13, 2016

Finished denim cutlery pouch with reusable napkin, straw and cutlery.

Craft

DIY Cutlery Holders Made From Scrap Material

by Tammy (Gippsland Unwrapped)
Posted on May 1, 2016May 13, 2016

Our handmade wedding invitations. I made the paper for all the envelops.

Craft

Paper Making: Recycle Used Paper Into New Paper

by Tammy (Gippsland Unwrapped)
Posted on February 4, 2016March 25, 2016

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Hi there, I'm Tammy Logan. Do you love reducing your environmental impact? Me too! I love sharing my simple tips, honest stories, and latest discoveries, all leading to a healthy, meaningful life. If you don't want to miss any of this, follow my blog to get each new post sent straight to your inbox.

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These photos are from my early twenties when I volunteered to monitor wildlife in South Africa 🇿🇦. I’ve always highly valued volunteering as a way to make a difference in ourselves, our communities and the world because it can empower people with the confidence, skills and knowledge to face challenges and effect change. So to celebrate National Volunteer Week this year I’ve shared some of my volunteering experiences and thoughts on why/how it makes a difference over on the blog (link in bio). . . #makeaworldofdifference #NVW2019 #nationalvolunteerweek #volunteerabroad #volunteer #volunteerism #activism #voluntourism #connectingcommunities #riseandresist

I'm at the Dreamtime at the 'G clash between Richmond and Essendon; it's part of the AFL’s annual round recognising and celebrating indigenous players and culture. I'm so excited to be here! But besides that, did you know that the MCG one of the most sustainable stadiums in the world and when it comes to managing waste they are now diverting 83% of waste away from landfill. They've invested in an organics dehydrator that operates in the stadium's basement. It processes organic waste (left over food and grass clippings) overnight, turning it into fertiliser for the gardens in Yarra Park. Treating and using the organic waste onsite has the added benefit of reducing CO2 emissions from transportation. Bollards in Yarra Park are made from soft plastics collected at the ground, such as pie wrappers, and will continue to be installed as the wooden bollards rot and need to be replaced. Rubbish is actually separated into 22 different streams to ensure more things can be recycled. There's also a lot of thought and work going towards more waste wise procurement processes, switching from recyclable materials to compostable materials following China's restrictions on recyclable material, sharing information through the Sports Environment Alliance, and working with fans to get them to think about what they're bringing into the stadium -ideally reusable products that you would take away and keep bringing back time after time. #noplanetnoplay @mcg @sea_thechange

It's World Turtle Day guys, and seriously, who doesn't adore turtles! I've partnered with Sea Life Melbourne Aquarium and Sea Life Trust to spread the word about these limited edition Keep Cups available to purchase at Melbourne Aquarium gift shop because $5 from every sale is donated to Sea Life Trust for protecting turtles through research, campaigns and education. They're working to spread the word about minimising plastic use to protect our endangered turtles 🐢 and The Trust also rescues, rehabilitates and releases several injured and washed up turtles across QLD, NSW, and New Zealand coastlines annually. So if you haven't got a Keep Cup yet, or need a gift for someone, consider one of these as a way to make a difference for turtles and to reduce waste. Keep your cup to keep turtles 🐢 #everyturtlecounts #worldturtleday2019 #sealifemelbourneaquarium

The Victorian Government has pledged to start a trial in Victorian Schools to provide FREE period management products. Do you believe they should also include sustainable reusable products? I do. I think it’s important that young people know all their options and the pros and cons of each. I also think including more than just the disposable options in initiatives like this is important for raising awareness and normalising sustainable alternatives. @modibodi are a period pant brand who also want to prove that sustainability is seriously important when it comes to periods, so they have a survey where you can share your thoughts too. https://tinyurl.com/y66velgb #sharingbecauseicare #zerowaste #zerowasteperiods #modibodi #womenagainstwaste #periodpants #choosetoreuse #sustainableliving #ecofriendly @danielandrewsmp #waronwasteau #zerowastelife #schoolsforthefuture #womeningippsland #womenshealth #womenschoice #resourcesmartschools

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Tammy Logan is the author of Gippsland Unwrapped, a blog committed to the pursuit of plastic and waste free living. Based in Gippsland, Victoria Tammy combines her experience in conservation biology and community engagement with her dairy farming roots, to deliver a humble and honest approach to plastic and waste free family life. Tammy wants to prove that living sustainably results in a more meaningful life and that as consumers, our buying power can be a strong force for positive change.

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