OK, so you’re ready to stock up on some eco-friendly alternatives, but maybe you’re not sure where to start. Don’t fret! We’ve got you covered with five alternatives that you can feel good about buying.
1. Organic cotton
If you absolutely want to keep crafting with cotton, there are lots of organic alternatives out there. By definition, organics can’t be genetically modified, and they must be grown in a way that’s not harmful to the planet. Organic cotton is better for farmers, it’s better for farm workers, and it’s healthier for you as a crafter. What a win! Organic cotton can be pricier than its non-organic counterpart. This can be a bit of a shock, and I think it’s important to remember that we get what we pay for. You want things grown responsibly, and this is a case where I think opting for quality over quantity can make a really big difference. We’ve covered a ton of eco-friendly organic cotton options in the past, but here are a few:
Ten14 Organic Textiles Stitch Collection from Betz White Mod Green Pod Daisy Janie
Next » Hemp [Photo by Becky Striepe]
