Biowaste into Wild Textiles — Crowdfunding on wemakeit

With the help of bacteria, textiles are made out of fruit and vegetable residues; 100% compostable at home and 100% free of toxic chemicals.

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EUR 25.-0 taken
Wild Materials E-book
You receive an e-book exploring Cradle to Cradle design, the Zero Waste movement, and Next-Gen Materials.

It also highlights global initiatives that are already working with -Wild Materials- and contains some of my favorite Zero Waste kitchen recipes.

Of course a 10% discount coupon for the Online Workshop is included.
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It's Bananas! Journal
You receive the unique It’s Bananas! journal, featuring covers made from bioleather crafted with—you guessed it—bananas!

And don’t toss the packaging; it’s designed to be reused as a storage box for your stationery, Sustainable, functional, and a bit playful—just like the journal itself.
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Online-Workshop access
You will receive lifetime access to the «Bacterial Cellulose Online Workshop» - your entry into the fascinating world of biomaterials.

Together we will discover how to grow your own cellulose from simple kitchen scraps and how to process them to make eco-friendly paper, bioplastics or even bioleather.
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Wild textiles, Coffee & Cake
You receive a ticket for the «Wild Textiles, Coffee & Cake» event at the Werksalon in Vienna. Immerse yourself in the fascinating world of biomaterials and discover how amazing creations are made from organic waste.

You will experience different types of bioleather and bioplastic up close, learn about natural dyeing techniques and design your own botanical-print tote bag. In between, you can enjoy delicious zero-waste banana and orange cake - an experience for all the senses that combines creativity and sustainability.
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About the Initiators

Sandy

Wien

I’ve explored many versions of myself, and I can describe me as someone in constant motion, learning, and growth. This is why I’m passionate about working with natural materials. They, too, are never «still.» For a moment, they take on a specific form or function, and then they quietly move on to their next stage of life in harmony. Nature isn’t something external; We humans are also Nature.

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