Scoutie Girl
where passionate creatives connect, converse, and commune
Scoutie Girl - where creative people connect, converse, & commune
  • about
    • contact
    • advertising
    • praise
    • Free Resources
    • Disclosure & Terms of Use
  • Passionate People
    • tara gentile, editor
    • carrie keplinger, assistant editor
    • brittni melhoff
    • gwyn michael
    • janice bear
    • jess van den
    • laura simms
    • maeg yosef
    • megan eckman
    • minna bromberg
    • regina morrison
    • sara blackthorne
    • tahani al-salem
  • Buy You, For You
  • Dialogue
  • The Setting
  • Plot Notes
  • Read & Play
  • Subscribe
Browse: Home / Julie Green

Julie Green

Julie Green

Julie Green is owner, operator, designer, sales staff, and head of the shipping department at Up Up Creative, an eco-friendly paper goods shop specializing in what she likes to call “sweet-but-sap-free” greetings, wedding invitations, gifts, and more. Catch a glimpse behind the scenes of this in-sourced printing company by following her on up up, the blog.

quirky + green = earth cadets

quirky + green = earth cadets

By Julie Green on October 21, 2010

Grounded and responsible. An apt tagline for eco-committed company Earth Cadets, and yet somehow insanely midguided. Sure, the company’s mission is “to provide every Earth Cadet with their own uniquely designed and hand screen printed tote bag.”  And sure the tote bags are hand-screen printed and made from 80% Ecotec™ – a blended cotton yarn [...]

Posted in eco-friendly, reduce reuse reimagine | Tagged earth cadets, ecofriendly, tote bag | 2 Responses

About the Author

Julie Green is owner, operator, designer, sales staff, and head of the shipping department at Up Up Creative, an eco-friendly paper goods shop specializing in what she likes to call “sweet-but-sap-free” greetings, wedding invitations, gifts, and more. Catch a glimpse behind the scenes of this in-sourced printing company by following her on up up, the blog.

reduce, reuse, reimagine: score three

reduce, reuse, reimagine: score three

By Julie Green on October 7, 2010

Lately on SG and elsewhere, Tara has been asking some interesting questions about where, when, and why we don’t buy handmade, pointing to the fact that even the most hardcore handmade shoppers all shop for mass-produced goods. And the thing is, that’s one of the biggest challenges I face as an eco-friendly designer: how to [...]

Posted in accessories, eco-friendly, reduce reuse reimagine | Tagged messenger bag, purse, wallet | 4 Responses

About the Author

Julie Green is owner, operator, designer, sales staff, and head of the shipping department at Up Up Creative, an eco-friendly paper goods shop specializing in what she likes to call “sweet-but-sap-free” greetings, wedding invitations, gifts, and more. Catch a glimpse behind the scenes of this in-sourced printing company by following her on up up, the blog.

take a second look: photographic billboards by Karyn Olivier

take a second look: photographic billboards by Karyn Olivier

By Julie Green on September 23, 2010

A comment someone made on my reduce, reuse, reimagine post from last week (on knitting needle jewelry) got me thinking about the idea of repurposing and, specifically, whether simply using something in a different way than it was intended to be used is an eco-friendly thing or if an item must have outworn its “workability” [...]

Posted in eco-friendly, photography, reduce reuse reimagine | Tagged karyn olivier, public art | 9 Responses

About the Author

Julie Green is owner, operator, designer, sales staff, and head of the shipping department at Up Up Creative, an eco-friendly paper goods shop specializing in what she likes to call “sweet-but-sap-free” greetings, wedding invitations, gifts, and more. Catch a glimpse behind the scenes of this in-sourced printing company by following her on up up, the blog.

knitting needle jewelry :: reduce reuse reimagine

By Julie Green on September 16, 2010

Jewelry made from upcycled, recycled, or otherwise repurposed materials is a lot like, well, let’s say it’s a lot like any other jewelry: there’s some good, a good deal more bad, and some very very ugly. Any of us who owned a wire jewelry-making set as a kid knows that it’s not like it’s super [...]

Posted in jewelry, reduce reuse reimagine, Uncategorized | Tagged ecofriendly, jewelry, knitting | 26 Responses

About the Author

Julie Green is owner, operator, designer, sales staff, and head of the shipping department at Up Up Creative, an eco-friendly paper goods shop specializing in what she likes to call “sweet-but-sap-free” greetings, wedding invitations, gifts, and more. Catch a glimpse behind the scenes of this in-sourced printing company by following her on up up, the blog.

Catbeds and Suitcases – surprise by design

By Julie Green on September 2, 2010

If it’s true that creativity requires constraints, that our ideas are only able to get outside a box by first having been forced inside one, then it seems true that eco-creators are already one constraint ahead of the game, right? True as that may be, it’s definitely as true that simply using recycled or repurposed [...]

Posted in dogs, eco-friendly, reduce reuse reimagine | Tagged cats, recycled, vintage | 4 Responses

About the Author

Julie Green is owner, operator, designer, sales staff, and head of the shipping department at Up Up Creative, an eco-friendly paper goods shop specializing in what she likes to call “sweet-but-sap-free” greetings, wedding invitations, gifts, and more. Catch a glimpse behind the scenes of this in-sourced printing company by following her on up up, the blog.

« PreviousNext »
Close

Sponsor

The Art of Earning: Because Making Money Should Be Beautiful

Unconventional Guides

1 FREE Audiobook RISK-FREE from Audible
Outright.com - Free Yourself from Accounting

Connect with Scoutie Girl

Are you following @scoutiegirlblog?

  • When the chips are down, what gets you back in the game? What gives you the tenacity to find the crack in the concrete and grow? 12 hours ago
  • today on Scoutie Girl: choosing to be – or – staring down failure with an ace in my back pocket - http://t.co/8AcDKG1P 15 hours ago
  • choosing to be – or – staring down failure with an ace in my back pocket: This post originally ran in May 2011. ... http://t.co/OGA2Pp27 15 hours ago
  • What would happen if, just once, you believed in yourself? 3 days ago
  • today on Scoutie Girl: tooling around: unlikely adventures require unlikely tools - http://t.co/c9rHmzP6 3 days ago

Search Scoutie Girl

archives

Navigation

  • about
    • contact
    • advertising
    • praise
    • Free Resources
    • Disclosure & Terms of Use
  • Passionate People
    • tara gentile, editor
    • carrie keplinger, assistant editor
    • brittni melhoff
    • gwyn michael
    • janice bear
    • jess van den
    • laura simms
    • maeg yosef
    • megan eckman
    • minna bromberg
    • regina morrison
    • sara blackthorne
    • tahani al-salem
  • Buy You, For You
  • Dialogue
  • The Setting
  • Plot Notes
  • Read & Play
  • Subscribe

As seen on…

52 weeks of blogging your passion
Tara is like having your own personal trainer. She's a motivator. She has inspired, explained, intrigued, enabled and encouraged small businesses and, particularly, the handmade community. I don't know where she gets her energy or prose, much less her great ideas.
-- Linda, alamode stuff

If you’re in the business of selling and marketing your crafts, be sure to check it out. She’s like… Seth Godin for chicks! -- Nicole, Sugarplum Paperie

If you need advice on blogging, however, I’ll send you straight to the master – Scoutie Girl Tara Gentile. I didn’t think she could come up with any more advice on how to blog effectively, but she did! -- Candy, Candied Fabrics





52 Weeks of Blogging Your Passion
[ the ebook ] $27

12 months of blogging inspiration & instruction in a handy pdf

Add to Cart

52 Weeks of Blogging Your Passion
[ the ebook + goodies ] $47

12 months of blogging inspiration & instruction in a handy pdf
blog brainstorm worksheet (4 pages of questions to get you thinking!)
your blogging questions. answered. special 8-page FAQ appendix!
interviews with 4 fab bloggers

Add to Cart


Check out quickly and easily via PayPal using your account or credit card. Your PDF guide will delivered automatically to your via email!

*Are you a crafter, artist, or maker?

There's another 52 Weeks of prompts waiting for you from the first addition of the guide. Get those for just $5 more.

That's 104 Weeks of Blogging - about 30 cents a week. Learn about crafting your blog's focus, basic blog SEO, types of blog posts, and finding your authentic blogging style. Oh yeah, and so much more!

104 Weeks of Blogging Your Passion - $32

Add to Cart

104 Weeks of Blogging Your Passion + goodies - $52

Add to Cart

Find us on Facebook

Navigation

  • Acute How-To
  • best of the bricks
  • Creative Biz Success Interviews
  • creating action
  • creativity
  • guest posts
  • little things
  • mindful spending
  • Origins of Craft
  • personality
  • Product Management
  • Thrifted Thoughts
  • Tooling Around
  • illustration | painting
  • photography

Copyright © 2012 Scoutie Girl.

Powered by WordPress and iced lattes. Design by Tara Gentile.