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Author Archives: Waterlution

Bike Mechanics’ Aprons from Recycled Jeans

Blog, Cautious Optimist, Waterlution BlogBy WaterlutionJanuary 4, 2023

Well folks, I am happy to announce that after a couple of more sewing lessons, and some practice, I was able to construct a Bike Mechanic’s Apron from an old pair of jeans. The sewing machine cooperated nicely this time; It helped me “put together” the final work without a hitch. There were no broken…

Waterlution Brasil: 6 anos fomentando inovação aberta e colaborativa

Blog, Waterlution BlogBy WaterlutionNovember 16, 2022

Dawn e Igor A Waterlution tem se desafiado globalmente a plantar sementes e germinar ideias frutíferas em todos os lugares que trabalhamos. No Brasil, os diálogos sobre o que poderia ser o primeiro Water Innovation Lab começaram em 2016 e foram se moldando até o acontecimento do primeiro programa no país, em novembro de 2017…

I love colour. Amy Sinclair

Blog, Cautious Optimist, Waterlution BlogBy WaterlutionJuly 26, 2022

I love colour, it makes me happy. So, I really wanted to try natural dyeing and see what I could get using veggie scraps, and plants from our yard and nearby roadsides. We moved part way through this project so I was even able to try a couple extra plants I couldn’t find originally. I…

The Vegetables of our Labour

Blog, Cautious Optimist, Waterlution BlogBy WaterlutionJuly 6, 2022

by Learning Lead – Caden & Lily Harvest time was here at last! Come September, almost all of our vegetables were ready to be picked. Caden’s favourite type of vegetables to grow are ones like kale and bok choy which you can harvest throughout the growing season as long as you only take a few…

All you can Learn in a Weekend about Fungi

Blog, Cautious Optimist, Waterlution BlogBy WaterlutionJune 30, 2022

by Learning Lead – Hannah Brown Hi there! It’s been a while! I thought I’d build up the suspense about The Great Alberta Mushroom Foray and revel in my memories of it for longer. Highlights: Foraging at Churchill Provincial Park (with a permit thanks to the Alberta Mycological Society (AMS)). Eating the delicious creamy mushrooms…

Giving Food Waste a New Life – Avocado & Paper: An Unlikely Pair

Blog, Cautious Optimist, Waterlution BlogBy WaterlutionJune 13, 2022

by Learning Lead – Rachel Krueger A couple weeks ago, I dyed and handcrafted my own paper. I said goodbye to some junk mail, printer rejects, and yellowed ruled paper as I tossed them into a blender, sending them to a watery grave in a mixture of dye and water. With the flick of a…

Bike: Adjusting & Fixing Brakes

Blog, Cautious Optimist, Waterlution BlogBy WaterlutionMay 26, 2022

by Learning Lead – Kristen Tymoshuk Hey everyone! Welcome back to my journey to learn how to fix bicycles. When we left off in blog two, we had just finished cleaning the bike, blowing up the tires and replacing the broken pedals. This blog is all about adjusting and fixing the brakes. As I mentioned…

Lessons learned – regrowing radish from scrap

Blog, Cautious Optimist, Waterlution BlogBy WaterlutionMay 9, 2022

by Learning Lead – Elisabeth Huang To be honest, not every food scrap that I initially planned to regrow sprung back to life. One of the food scraps that I was hoping to regrow was radishes. I absolutely love cutting slices of radishes and submerging them into apple cider and then having them as a…

It’s Harvest Time!

Blog, Cautious Optimist, Waterlution BlogBy WaterlutionApril 25, 2022

by Learning Lead – Melinda Munding Well, the worms have done their job digesting our food waste and breaking it down into nutritionally dense waste of their own, called castings, and now it is time to harvest those castings. Luckily, unlike other animal manure, worm castings have no offending smell at all. One of my…

Old Jeans into Mechanics Apron

Blog, Cautious Optimist, Waterlution BlogBy WaterlutionApril 7, 2022

by Learning Lead – Fidel Pacay Well Folks, I wish I had a more positive update for you all on my journey learning How to Make Bike Mechanic’s Aprons from Recycled Jeans, however, I unfortunately encountered a few unprecedented issues with the sewing machine, as well as in my personal life which impeded me from…

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