Cheryl Gallagher

Here's an interesting video on how recycling was done in the 18th century.

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All the wool fabric shrunk, but the cotton did not. So I recommend getting cotton fabric and batting.

Maybe the fluff from the pill bottles isn't cotton. It might be polyester, which might not work for paper.

I'll be attending the PTJ and am very interested in learning how to make hempcrete. Maybe we could build a small wall of hempcrete just to learn the process.

Anna from Fermented Homestead has some good ideas on what to do with sourdough discard:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_ijLfQfff6g&t=335s