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Mini Mad Things Sustainability Actions

Shares low-waste craft tips

Mini Mad Things publishes advice on how families can reduce waste while crafting. It suggests using cardboard boxes, toilet rolls, egg cartons, bottle tops, and other household recycling instead of buying new materials. It also recommends natural items like sticks, leaves, pine cones, and feathers. The brand frames these tips as a way to make art and craft with less environmental impact.

Encourages less plastic use

The brand tells crafters to avoid plastic where possible. It advises people to skip foam, plastic sticky tape, and micro-plastics like glitter. It also suggests using Kraft sticky tape, which can be recycled with paper and cardboard. This is a practical waste-reduction step aimed at making craft projects easier to reuse or recycle later.

Promotes reuse and recycling

Mini Mad Things says people should reuse old craft projects when they can. If the project cannot be reused, it recommends breaking it down and recycling the materials. The brand also suggests buying second-hand items such as fabrics, yarn, canvases, jars, and trays for craft use. These ideas are meant to keep materials in use for longer.

Sells lower-impact supplies

The brand says it offers eco-friendly, sustainable, and non-toxic art and craft supplies. It mentions items such as natural non-toxic crayons, recycled newspaper pencils, recycled cardboard and paper, plant-based glues, and natural paint pigments. It also highlights some products like a natural watercolour paint set. These claims are self-reported on the brand’s website and are not independently verified in the material provided.

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