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Mary Poppins – Papier Mache Tutorial

September 21, 2010 · 1 comment

in recycling


Handmade Mary Poppins doll using the Papier Mache method. This is a tutorial video with greek subtitles describing how you can recycle your old newspapers and creating dreaming hand-made dolls using simple materials like glue and wire. You can find more about me and my work on my blog. andria.rouvitsa.com

Tagged as: Mache, Mary, Papier, Poppins, Tutorial

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Mary Fallin on C-Span, encouraging Congress to allow deep sea drilling

August 23, 2010

Mary Fallin urges member of Congress to open up federal lands and off-shore areas to drilling. Enjoyed this article?More information on Go Green Tips!

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Mary Francis CBE, interviewed by CR expert Mallen Baker

August 2, 2010

Watch the chair of our Corporate Responsibility Committee, Mary Francis CBE answer questions about why it is important for Centrica to be a responsible business. She is being interviewed by corporate responsibility writer, advisor, and commentator Mallen Baker Enjoyed this article?More information on Go Green Tips!

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Mary The Sf Clean Energy Gal’s Many Faces On Prop H

January 28, 2010

http://www.cleanenergygal.com – Mary the Clean Energy Gal presents her many San Francisco faces all wondering why PG&E is not supporting clean energy. Support Proposition H in San Francisco on elec… Enjoyed this article?More information on Go Green Tips!

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Mary, Mary Quite Contrary- How Green Does Your Garden Grow?

January 5, 2010

If you’re wanting to make your lawn and garden more eco-friendly, well, that’s a good thing. Considering the fact that the average suburban lawn uses six times the hazardous chemicals per acre, as conventional farming and that a gas mower emits 10 times as much hydrocarbon as a car, you’re sentiment is one that the […]

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Mary, Mary, Quite Contrary, How Does Your Garden Grow?

December 1, 2009

You’ve dreamt of a giant lawn with lush, green grass for years, ever since you moved from your parents’ home to the small apartment that occupied your twenties. Now that you have a house, you have a yard. There’s only one problem: it’s not the verdant landscape you imagined, or at least, it won’t be […]

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