Pittsburgh's Creative Reuse store is a WONDER.
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@ktneely oh, that's excellent! I've seen reclaimed building centers for Habitat for Humanity, but not a general purpose one like this... I'll have to look to see if we have something like this!
@susankayequinn Ah! You were a couple hundred steps away from their front door. It's called Construction Junction. We often hit those 2 & the co-op when over that way.
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@susankayequinn Ah! You were a couple hundred steps away from their front door. It's called Construction Junction. We often hit those 2 & the co-op when over that way.
@JaminBogi haha I went to the coop directly after! But *of course* I passed the thing without even realizing it. Thanks for the heads up!!
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@michaelc Nice!! I used to embroider as a kid and I'm thinking I'd like to take it up again, maybe for #visiblerepair as well. I love the intersection of art/craft and repair!
@susankayequinn On the UK south coast there are two similar places: https://www.weareoverthemoon.org/thescrapspace
#ScrapSpace #ReUse #Crafts #UpCycling #Scraps #Textiles #CircularEconomy
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@susankayequinn On the UK south coast there are two similar places: https://www.weareoverthemoon.org/thescrapspace
#ScrapSpace #ReUse #Crafts #UpCycling #Scraps #Textiles #CircularEconomy
@MaQuest excellent!
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Pittsburgh's Creative Reuse store is a WONDER. I've wanted to get here for well over a year, with donations and to shop, and finally managed it.
The concept: people donate anything on their "want" list from fabric to old slides and folks buy them at very low prices.
Look for one in your town!
@susankayequinn
We have a local "circulatory" here too which provides items to asylum seekers so that they can set up when they find housing. I went down the other day to donate coffee cups, a teapot and cutlery that would have gone to landfill otherwise as they weren't much good to the charity shops. Everything at the circulatory is given away free, they survive on donations and run the community fridge too. We have a cycle refurbishment place which fixes up unwanted bikes and gives them away to people who need transport too.It's amazing to know these places exist and are maintained by communities. Real hope for the future.
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@susankayequinn
We have a local "circulatory" here too which provides items to asylum seekers so that they can set up when they find housing. I went down the other day to donate coffee cups, a teapot and cutlery that would have gone to landfill otherwise as they weren't much good to the charity shops. Everything at the circulatory is given away free, they survive on donations and run the community fridge too. We have a cycle refurbishment place which fixes up unwanted bikes and gives them away to people who need transport too.It's amazing to know these places exist and are maintained by communities. Real hope for the future.
@aaron I love it!
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Pittsburgh's Creative Reuse store is a WONDER. I've wanted to get here for well over a year, with donations and to shop, and finally managed it.
The concept: people donate anything on their "want" list from fabric to old slides and folks buy them at very low prices.
Look for one in your town!
@susankayequinn Baltimore's craft specific donation center/ thrift shop is called Scrap, and it is delightful. I learned about it from friends working as city public school teachers. So far over the years, I have donated one sewing machine needing minor repair and about a shopping cart of inherited yarn, and in turn bought some stamps and ink and gift wrap supplies and upgrades for my circulars. Everybody wins!
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@susankayequinn Baltimore's craft specific donation center/ thrift shop is called Scrap, and it is delightful. I learned about it from friends working as city public school teachers. So far over the years, I have donated one sewing machine needing minor repair and about a shopping cart of inherited yarn, and in turn bought some stamps and ink and gift wrap supplies and upgrades for my circulars. Everybody wins!
@worldsworstgoth I love it so much!
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Pittsburgh's Creative Reuse store is a WONDER. I've wanted to get here for well over a year, with donations and to shop, and finally managed it.
The concept: people donate anything on their "want" list from fabric to old slides and folks buy them at very low prices.
Look for one in your town!
@susankayequinn *sharp intake of breath* I want that card-catalogue drawer set. Like oxygen, y'know? They're so lovely and useful and library-tastic.
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@susankayequinn *sharp intake of breath* I want that card-catalogue drawer set. Like oxygen, y'know? They're so lovely and useful and library-tastic.
@brad RIGHT?? It's so heckin cool
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Ho letto tutto lo scritto .
Razionalmente ho capito tutto .
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@coso_come_se_chiama compro i biglietti pure per te @buzz ?
Prima fila si? Come sempre.
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@informapirata @informatica Come volevasi dimostrare...gli spioni sono oltreoceano, con la coppia Bill & Donald...
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@hpod16 The reactions to your arrival here have been amazing, it seems people really want more EU in the Fediverse 😅
Recently, a group of MEPs wrote a letter to the EC about promoting Europe-based social networks. I think Mastodon is already primed for this role, we just need more active users (from institutions and politicians as well).
ps: by the way, it's a pleasure to meet a colleague (I work as an IT consultant for the JRC 😉)
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@informapirata @smaurizi @politica Ma chi li ha chiamati? quella perla di Salah?
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@stranobiovolta @attualita secondo me, visto che è stata pensata da Berlusconi, è sbagliata a priori
