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Contents of Issue 17: Lasting Bridalwear, The Colour of Algae, Sculpting Wool, Straw Hats and Wetland Plants, Shoes that Changed the World, The Gallery Wall “A Misremembered Childhood”, Creative Practice by Chance and Discovery in the Isle of Arran, Using Potential Space to Explore the Human/Nature Relationship, How Sustainable are Biomaterials?, Designing Sustainable Communities with Open Source Citizen-Led Architecture, Innovations for Recycling Mixed Plastics, Ecological Solutions Inspired by Tradition: The Soap, Tips for Sustainable Jewellery-Making and Buying, Cultivating Dye… How a Passion for Vegetable Dye Grew into the Idea for a Multi-Location Dye Garden, Breaking Silence and Isolation One Pocket at a Time, Circular Systems: The Case of Rapanui, Designing a Sensibility for Sustainable Clothing, Advocating for The Earth. The Law According to Polly Higgins, “Stolen Land, Stolen Culture, Stolen Climate”: Tackling Oil Sponsorship of the Arts and Culture, Tutorials & more…

No Serial Number Magazine Description:

PublisherNoSerialNumber.com

CategoryHobbies & Craft

LanguageEnglish

FrequencyQuarterly

No Serial Number is a magazine dedicated to showcasing and promoting small, independent designers, artisans, creative businesses, labels, projects or otherwise realities with a strong social, ethical and sustainable ethos. No Serial Number represents and embodies those initiatives, realities and products that cannot be reproduced in series: rooted locally, organically grown, naturally-printed, traditionally-crafted, hand-made, upcycled or recycled and always ethically-minded.

Features:
- Interviews with emerging eco-friendly labels
- Ideas for sustainable living
- Craft projects
- From the garden to the table: traditional recipes
- Travel and creative residential workshops

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