Author Archives: Saila Seppo

My Book Has Been Published in China.

Good news! The book I wrote, “Under glass: a life with Asperger syndrome” has been published in China. I received a few copies of the Chinese version in the mail, and the cover features an illustration of my son. My name is also printed on the cover and spine, and I can recognize it because it’s written in our Latin alphabet.

It’s quite exciting to hold a book in my hands when I can’t understand what it says. The characters are completely foreign to me. However, I have some familiarity with the Chinese language. Once, when I was a guest at the Chinese Embassy in Helsinki, I drew a few characters I knew on a napkin. To my surprise, our hosts immediately recognized what I had written. I’ve also noticed that Chinese works well in text messages. When you start writing a character, you immediately get several suggestions to choose from.

Traditionally, Chinese characters are written in a specific order, following a precise sequence of strokes. In a Chinese dictionary, words can be arranged by the number and order of strokes, but in more modern dictionaries, they’re often organized by pronunciation. Chinese can also be written using our alphabet based on pronunciation, which brings the writing system closer to ours.
Once, on a plane, I asked a Japanese person about the book he was reading, and I was surprised to learn that they read it just like we read our own books: horizontally, from left to right. However, my book in China is written in traditional Chinese characters. It’s a translation of the English version of my book.

I once visited Guangzhou on vacation, and there was a large library in the city. However, the European literature section was very small, and the shelves were almost empty, so I left some of my English books there. My book was translated at Guangzhou University, and I heard about it later. Once the translation was complete, it was easier to find a publisher. The book’s translator also visited the linguistics department at the University of Helsinki to study the unique aspects of Finnish society.

The book was published in Beijing by a publisher specializing in psychology. Along the way, I had several contacts involved in the different stages of the process. Now that I have the physical copies in my hands, I know that it’s available for sale. I hope it does well! I can’t see or know exactly where it’s being sold from here, but according to the contract, it is available in mainland China.

I hope to see you at the Tampere Book Festival on November 30th – December 1st, 2024!

Harvest

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Autumn is the time of harvest. The seedlings planted in spring produce tomatoes and cucumbers. I store them in the fridge and freezer because the harvest is plentiful.
I grow in a greenhouse, and the greenhouse cucumber keeps producing new cucumbers. You can straighten the cucumber, but it needs a little help to do so. I’m fine with crooked cucumbers, as you can see in the picture.

Grapes also grow in the greenhouse, and I remember the grapevine on the roof of the old greenhouse from my childhood. Various shapes of peppers are also growing.

I have also planted dye plants in the greenhouse, from which I extract colors for my own purposes. In the picture, there’s reseda luteola, which hasn’t bloomed yet. It can be used to create a wide range of yellow shades.

On the other hand, the plains coreopsis has been blooming all summer. When extracted, it gives an orange dye.

Outside, the weeds were mostly stronger than my own sowing. However, the sunflower seeds I planted sprouted, and the flowers grew into sturdy, tall sunflowers.

And of course, the apple trees produced plenty of apples this year.

Now, I have colors and food stored for a long time ahead. Root vegetables and other produce are preserved in containers made of Sisusavi® clay.

My beloved books

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My beloved books

I was recently asked if being an author has lived up to my expectations and dreams. That’s the question, why I started writing books in the first place. I wanted to talk about my son’s Asperger’s syndrome, so that I could help other parents in a similar situation, and at the same time I wanted to make the syndrome known and gain understanding for parents of children. I wanted a better working life and an understanding of people. I wrote stories where things happened in an emphasized strange way. I thought multi-layered fiction would make people think.

I wrote the Matkalle book during work and vacation trips. There was plenty of time to write during flights and airports. This is how the stories take place in different countries and unexpected or other changes will occur in human relationships. In short stories, I tried to picture of different people. which have their own way of working. My idea was to make people understand other people.

When I was at the book fair, a poetry teacher was selling books next to me. I recalled how in the writing class, the teacher said, I have a poem there and there. I made them by accident. I recalled how at the poetry evening I was asked again and again to read my poems. I remembered how my friend said she still remembers the poem I read. I decided to make my first book of poems: Poems about working life and other life.

I have received a lot of feedback from my readers. Some people have read the book “Under Glass: A life with Asperger Syndrome” many times. Mothers identify with the book and its son. I got publicity on television and in periodicals. When I was on a course at the University of Manchester, I gave the teachers the Asperger book as a gift. The professors read it in the corridors and some were afraid they would be left without the book. The book suddenly became very valuable and they almost fought over the books. The Chinese version of the book has received a lot of positive feedback from the Chinese.

I was asked to write blogs about leadership in magazines and promote my book Stories of Leaders. Many have asked if I write about true life. But they are fiction. However, in real life I have experienced the same things as I have written in my book. It feels strange. Many say that they have met some bosses of the book. Some people start telling their own work experiences or their husband’s experiences about how bad management has been at work. The professor of management was overjoyed about the short stories and said that the research will examine stories similar to the ones in the book.

The cover of Matkalla book shows sailing on a pink heart boat. On the road, we are in the book all the time, but more happens in the short stories because of the differences between people. It was challenging to write the stories in order to get an authentic atmosphere from each target country. The book has led to discussions with some readers about travel. Weddings and honeymoons are demanding interpersonal decisions, and you don’t always get even that far and there will be sadness and suppression of emotions. Sometimes it’s hard to choose and easier to get stuck in the familiar or forcefully move forward; sometimes with the greatest sacrifices. Sometimes human relationships bring security, but in stories, often on the contrary, they bring danger. Sometimes one lives a Double Life or otherwise deceives the other. The past is remembered or even the present is hated. It is better not to tell more about the stories without revealing the plot.

My poetic vein got up to speed in my book “Poems from working life and other life”. There has been positive feedback about this book and I have heard people read my poems aloud. How does that feel about self-disclosure. In poems, you can’t hide behind a lot of words.

f I could go back to the moment when I first dreamed of publishing my own book, how would I advise myself? I do not know. I like these books and I have a unique way of writing that cannot be copied.

What I dreamed of from the beginning. The books haven’t sold as much as I thought. The feedback has been as I thought. They ask, am I making or planning a new book? Yes, the next book will probably be a collection of short stories and I feel like writing many more books after that.

Greenbutton’s Easter blog

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Greenbutton’s Easter blog

Easter is knocking on the door this year as well. We are excited about the moving Easter, on which dates it will be set every year. Namely, we were born in April and we remember miserable birthdays on Good Friday; the Crucifixion of Jesus Christ. This time our birthday is gloriously on Easter Sunday; on the day of resurrection.

There are many other things associated with Easter, such as chicks and eggs and willow cats. Sisu figurines are enthusiastic party people and they are like that at Easter too. The yellow Easter Sisus have feathers, as shown in the picture. Sisu dolls sit in a cup made of Sisusavi® with eggs made of Sisusavi.

Yellow is the color of Easter. We noticed that the yellow necklaces were sold out and we needed to make more yellow jewelry. We used cadmium yellow as the color, but of course not cadmium itself, but a color copy made of safe substances. Mannequin doll with a head made of Sisusavi®. put on the yellow jewelry. The bracelet fits her slender neck.

A miracle happened and we were surprised

We have been interviewed in a magazine and there is an article about the light Sisusavi® material coming soon. After the interview, I put one cup made of Sisusavi® in the Miele dishwasher. We put in a normal washing tablet and chose the 65 C program, which lasted 55 minutes. We were excited and afraid, because the development of the cup is just at the beginning and the industrial production of the cup will certainly make the cup of better quality. However, a miracle happened and the cup survived the dishwasher.

Art exhibition in Helsinki 5.5. – 21.5.

At the moment we are mostly working for the art exhibition at Gallery Ars Longa, Annankatu 12. The opening is 4.5. at 5 p.m., everyone is welcome!

The art gallery exhibits many never-before-seen paintings with new insights. We have come up with lampshades for the window and ceiling of the Gallery. The picture shows the wings, which were made from the cardboard tags of tea bags to paint them in different colors.

We went to Kiasma and saw Mia Parika’s wooden statues. We noticed an armless girl who had been split in half. The statue showed the characteristic cracking of wood when drying. We got the idea to test Sisusavi® to see if it behaves like wood. We made a smaller doll. We first made the legs and dried them in the microwave so that they hardened a little. Then we made the middle part of the statue and dried it in the microwave as well. We glued the legs and the middle part to each other and produced the head. We also dried it in the microwave first and then glued it to the middle part. The doll is seen in the picture, and without any split.

Order from France

There have been orders for jewelry and the latest order is from France. We sent the earrings there and fortunately we were able to send them in a letter. Sending larger products by post costs a lot in relation to the price of the products. In addition to France, some jewelry and Sisu figurines have been ordered for the United States, Canada, Germany, Italy and Belgium. Of course, the most orders have been to Finland.

Happy Easter everyone!

Cellulose can also be used in food. Tasty moments at Easter tables!

Sisusavi is a light material

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Today we listened to the European Union’s research priorities and proposals from different countries. Germany and Sweden in particular highlight an important need for the future: lightweight materials. Light materials reduce energy consumption, for example in transportation. Sisusavi® can be used to make dishes so light that a gentle breeze will carry them along.

Greetings from Helsinki handicraft fair, where we presented Sisusavi® for the first time. Many interesting contacts were made there. The fair gave ideas into the development of Greenbutton’s products.

Sisus clay is suitable for small children, as it is easy to shape and does not harm if eaten. Depending on their age, the child can modify the colorless Sisusavi® and then dry it in room air. Dry parts can be glued together with Erikeeper and painted with watercolors or whatever colors small children use.

Indoor clay is suitable for adults and especially for those who know clay. At the fair, we heard how attached they were to clay. You can make a clay pot light when you mix paper in, and the paper burns off in the oven. You can also make the interior clay lighter, if you can leave air pockets inside the material.

A cup made of Sisusavi® does not break when dropped on the floor. However, we did not drop cups on the floor at the fair. We heard from somewhere in the distance that something had broken. The sound of the chips can be heard even further away, so breaking the glass cannot be done in secret.

A cup made of Sisusavi® either with a mold or a pottery wheel does not need an oven but dries at room temperature. If you build your work from several parts, the small pieces dry faster. Wood glue Erikeeper is very suitable for wet or dry gluing to Sisusavi®. We have tried coloring a dry object with watercolors, acrylic colors, liquid markers, oil colors and watercolor colors.

The object can be varnished with wood varnish and probably also with nail varnish, as one fair guest suggested.

One visitor to the fair thought that Sisusavi® does not have a completely flat surface. Yes, you can, as you can see in the pictures. The cellulose in the inner clay is a thousand or a hundred thousand times smaller than the millimeter-sized particles. In that respect, it is easy to believe that it will be even.

When an adult does very precise work on Sisusavi®, it’s worth practicing and finding a new route to success. Sisusavi® is a completely new material and nobody knows much about it yet, what it can do.

At the fair many picked up the dishes and were amazed at their lightness. When the cups were in the hands of many people, we thought to wash them properly. So, we washed them with Fairy and rinsed well afterwards. We put the cups to dry in the dish drying cabinet.

The cups dried quickly, and we thought of drinking tea from them. It is good to drink hot tea from these cups because the material insulates heat transfer. The cup does not feel too hot in the hand.

The cups made of Sisusavi® are really light and sturdy. The cup can carry a large load. We compared Arabia’s Arctica coffee cup with one made from Sisusavi®, and the cup made from Sisusavi® was 72% lighter. Arctica weighed 113 grams and the cup made of Sisusavi® weighed 31 grams. Lightweight materials are the materials of the future.

The trend is towards light materials. Around the world, large sums of money are invested in the research of lightweight materials.

Sisusavi® already exists, although lightness is only now being announced more.

The year of Sisusavi begins

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The new year 2023 kicked off with an order of one helmet and white earrings with two balls due to the interest inspired by the brilliance of the white color. So we needed to learn how to manufacture earrings with two balls and we managed to make them in different colors, including earrings with Ukraine colors.

Sisusavi is chosen as this year’s word. The small, thin-edged cups made from it can support at least more than 500 times the weight of their own mass. The thin-walled cups handmade with a mold from it are ready at once and varnished with food-safe varnish on the inside and environmentally friendly varnish on the outside. This way you can drink water or something else from them.

From the point of view of the circular economy, Sisusavi is the optimal material as it can always be reused. It is a completely natural substance and it is possible to mix it with soil. It consists of microcellulose, which is found in all plants.

Climate change is curbed in the form of dishes made from Sisusavi, because they do not need to be put in the oven like clay dishes, which are heated to a temperature of 1230 °C. The energy saving is enormous, which is also reflected in the economy.

The Belgian visual artist Hans Op de Beeck got tired of the perpetual whiteness of limestone and as we see in Amos Rex’s Silent Parade, that the new material and color tone have been carefully chosen. But it is sustainable to use Sisusave. It can easily be painted with a brush in different colors as desired. Sisusavi can also be colored through and, for example, shaped into different objects using a pottery wheel.

You can extract the new dye from the plants and use it to color the Sisu clay so that no dye is wasted. We have made beads with earthy colors extracted from plants. Each bead of the beads is handmade and twice varnished. The beads of the wooden beads are round, but they are boringly machine-made and their colors do not reproduce as well as in Sisucellu beads. We know a lot about pigments since we did a thesis dissertation on it.

We saw Brazilian artist Ernesto Neto’s work at Amos Rex’s underground exhibition and his works were scented with spice powders. That gave us the idea to make scented Christmas balls, but we made the scent without spice powders, because we only needed the scent. We are constantly developing something new.

Sisusavi is safe, because you can eat it and we do eat it often.

The circular economy is a lifelong process. We dismantled thousands of tea bags and got the filter cloths we need for making beads. We used the string from the tea bag as strings for the Christmas balls. The string is strong and, in the summer, we used it when we supported the tomato seedlings on a stick. As a gardener’s daughter, we know plants and now we fertilize plants with tea leaves that we get from bags. There is a cardboard holder at the end of the string of the tea bag, which we did not find a purpose at first. When we made the new painting, we made trees with leaves made from tea bag cardboard.

The feeling of significance increases when you make something concrete with your hands. People want to shape and make their own unique objects. At the Helsinki craft fair on March 4-5, we will sell Sisusavi so that people can try it.

I hope this year will be better and we will be able to do new things after the war in Ukraine and covid.

Saila Seppo’s Art exhibition until May 8, 2022

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People experience the environment around them all the time. When you go for a walk in the woods or the park, you will see nature wake up this spring. There is sand from winter on the sidewalks that hisses under the shoes. Emotions are stored in memory.

Isn’t it worthwhile to focus on creativity and thinking? Greenbutton is a house of doing and thinking. How much cerebration is needed to create something completely new?

At Saila Seppo’s colorful art exhibition at the AVA Gallery, you get to know the many properties of microcellulose. Microcellulose is not a bulk material but a high-tech product. One must know its chemistry and be able to modify it appropriately so that it suits into different products.

What is interesting is the molding compound under development, which can be shaped into pots or other round ceramic objects. It can also be used on a pottery wheel. You will get an idea, how microcellulose could be used, in Saila Seppo’s art exhibition.

Even adults long for magic. In a beautiful way, you can enter the world of magic downstairs in the exhibition. There is no crystal ball, but flowers and jewelry can be found. They shine unbelievable beautiful.

When you look in the window at the AVA Gallery, you see Sisu dolls in the window and colorful carrots and mushrooms. You step in and fall in love with the post cards. The hall has colorful expressionist paintings on the walls, the oldest 10 years old and other fresh. There is in the middle a table which tells about microcellulose and it is full up of light pottery. Next to the stairs leading down is the Sisula dollhouse, which produces fairy tales in your imagination.

You walk down the stairs and you look at the paintings. Downstairs there are photographs of Sisuland and nature on the walls. There is a basket full of different colored necklaces. A mirror is also available. Sisu figurines can be found in many forms and in many places in the Gallery. Bracelets and earrings that make the outfit beautiful. There is also a video presentation downstairs. Video link

Welcohttps://youtu.be/-dV–1S1Uxgme to AVA Gallery Art Exhibition until May 8

Pohj. rautatiekatu 17 B, open tue-fri 12-17 sat-sun 12-16

Greenbutton’s microcellulose products represent circular economy

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Although nature gives some beauties of its own, our microcellulose products maximise its advantage producing bright colours integrating art, design and jewellery. Colourful reliefs, small colourful Sisu figures, artificial colourful flowers, jewellery and dishes are all produced from microcellulose, which originate from nature. It is a joy and great pleasure to assimilate into the colourful culture. We are interested even in niche markets where we could offer high tech products.

All plants and trees consist of cellulose. Tree cellulose is mainly utilized as paper products. Cellulose fiber is actually a long fiber and its length is dependent what plant it proceeds from. Microcellulose has a very short fiber compared to normal cellulose fiber. They both contain the same cellulose molecules and nanocellulose, too. When the fiber is very short you could not any more produce paper from it. However, you get other properties, for example bringing up exceptionally bright colours, retarding fire and being processable to durable products. Nanocellulose resembles more microcellulose than normal cellulose.

Greenbutton’s microcellulose product palette is diverse and some products are multi-purpose. For example, Greenbutton microcellulose flowers can be used for many purposes. Children can include them in their play or a friend can bring then to her friend in hospital or they can be part of a larger home decoration. Sometimes people require tailored jewellery. Often ladies require that their Sisucellu necklace has the same colour as her dress and the longitude of the necklace is also important. We produce jewellery products flawless according to our customer’s demand.

Sisucellu Jewellery with bright colours ameliorate a person’s possibilities to be noticed. Jewellery made of microcellulose is completely reusable. If the person finds her microcellulose earrings obsolete, she could violently crash the earrings into small amount of water. First, she peels off the lacquer on top of the earrings. Then she can add colour in the sludge and when the water has evaporated enough, she can produce new ear rings for her. Nothing is lost as waste.

Your bright coloured microcellulose necklaces could give you invaluable safety in fire. Especially if you are covered with necklaces, they act as a fire retardant.

Microcellulose does not harm nature, because it originates from nature. You could cultivate plants on it such as there were soil. The production process of the Greenbutton’s products does not side produce any waste or pollution. Microcellulose dishes are produced at room temperature or maximum at 100 Celsius degrees. One principle and target in the circular economy is to produce products without waste and which could be circulated easily. Products made of cellulose fulfil these requirements.

Greenbuttonin joulunaika #joulu #christmas

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Tarjous 29.11. -6.12.

Nyt kannattaa hankkia korut, kulhot tai Sisut -20%

Haluatko tulla huomatuksi? Haluatko suomalaista käsityötä? Haluatko kiertotalouden tuotteita? Haluatko muovittomuutta? Haluatko puhdasta luontoa? Haluatko värejä?

Greenbuttonin tuotteet ovat puuperäisiä luonnontuotteita. Ne voidaan purkaa ja rakentaa uudelleen. Niiden värit loistavat kuin Etelä-Amerikan perhosilla. New Yorkissa ihaillaan koruja.

Katso Greenbutton.fi sivulta kauniita tuotteita lahjaksi tai itsellesi. Valitse omasi.

Tarjous -20 % KAIKISTA tuotteista 29.11.- 6.12. koodilla per001 tästä kauppaan

Nummelassa Luksiassa, myynti 14-15.12 la ja su klo 10 – 16

Ojakkalantie 2, Tervetuloa!

Myyntiin tulossa myös uusi tuote heijastinhapsut tuomaan turvallisuutta liikenteeseen.

#joulu #Christmas #present #lahja #selling #myynti #punainen #joulunpunainen #heijastin

Muovittomia tuotteita (plastic free)

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Greenbutton OY:n kaikki tuotteet ovat muovittomia ”plastic free”, mistä olen ylpeä. Luonto on minulle puutarhurin tyttönä ollut aina tärkeä ja lähellä.

Uusia kokeiluja ja tuotekehitystä meillä on ruoka-astiat ja juomapilli. Eikä niissä missään ole muovia. Tänään söin aamupuuroni mikroselluloosalautaselta ja lisäsin sokeria mikroselluloosalusikalla. Muovipillillä imin limsaa.

Kiertotalous on tärkeää ja sen opin jo lapsena, kun tutustuin kompostiin. Greenbuttonin tuotteet ovat täysin purettavia ja uudelleen rakennettavia. Tuotteet maatuvat kompostissa, jos aika ajaa niistä ohi.

Tänään sainkin puhelun SYKEstä ja kuulin, miten heillä on ohjelmia kiertotalouteen ja kaupunkien kehitykseen. Kiertotalous tulee tulevaisuudessa kuulumaan yhä useamman tuotteen elämään.

Minulla ei kulu raaka-ainetta turhaan, kun puran ja käsittelen kaikki susi-kappaleet uudelleen.

Aurinkoa kaipaan, mutta Sisu-nuket piristävät ja linnutkin niistä tykkää lintulaudan vierellä.

#biodegrable #microplastic-free #rigid products # non toxic # premium material #truly sustainable #recycling

Uusia koruja auringon kuivattamina

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Aurinko on minun elämäni aurinko. Aurinko antoi minulle jo nuorena töitä kemian yhtiössä Kemira, sillä kehitin siellä auringonsuoja-aineen UV-Titan, mikä on nanokokoista titaanidioksidia. Tuotetta käytetään nykyisin lähes kaikissa kosmetiikan voiteissa, emulsioissa ja rasvoissa ympäri maailmaa. Tuote antaa laajan suojan, on turvallinen, ympäristöystävällinen ja tehokas. Kun sivelet huuliisi huulipunaa, muista että se sisältää UV-Titania.

Nykyisin teen tuotteita nano- ja mikroselluloosasta ja käytän energialähteenäni aurinkoa. Kuivatan märät tuotteet auringon paisteessa. Näin minulle ei tule energiakuluja lämmön muodossa. Aurinko kuivattaa nopeasti. Parasta on herätä kukonlaulun aikaan ja tehdä tuotteet. Tällöin voi viedä ne aurinkoon kuivumaan heti aamusta. Tuotteet kuivuvat eri aikoja kokonsa perusteella. Toiset kuivuvat päivässä, mutta toiset vaativat useita päiviä. Aluksi pelkäsin, että linnut vievät tuotteeni, mutta onneksi vetinen selluloosa ei niitä kiinnosta. Öljyinen selluloosa on eläimille paljon kiinnostavampaa.

Sateisina päivinä kuivatan tuotteita sisätiloissa huoneen lämpötilassa. Kuivuminen onnistuu toki niinkin, mutta hitaammin. Nopeimmin tuotteet kuivuvat uunissa vähän korkeammassa lämpötilassa, mutta silloin kuluu sähköenergiaa.

Greenbuttonin tuotteilla on erityinen suhde lämpöön, sillä ne kuljettavat sisällään lämpöä hyvin hitaasti. Sisucellu-helmet ovat kuumia pitkään auringon laskettua. Kulhoissa voi säilyttää kylmää ruokaa, joka pysyy kylmänä ja toisaalta kuumaa ruokaa, joka pysyy lämpimänä.

Aurinkoisia päiviä riittää Greenbuttonin tarpeisiin, sillä aurinko paistaa talvellakin. Uusia Sisucellu-koruja, helmiä ja korvakoruja, on juuri lisätty verkkokauppaan. Helmien värit punaisista vihreään ja korvakoruissa musta, punainen, vihreä, turkoosi ja okra sekä myös isoja palloja.

#kaulakoru #laaja valikoima #trendikäs #lahjaksi #suosikit #parasta sinulle #parasta lahjaksi #kotimainen käsityö #trendikkäät

Joulumessuilla tavataan

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Greenbuttonin tuotteita voi ostaa myyntipöydältä Wanhassa Satamassa Katajanokalla 5. -9. 12. tämän viikon keskiviikosta sunnuntaihin. Myyntipöytä sijaitsee F-salissa. Wanha Satama on idyllinen paikka ja on jo siksikin ilo saada sieltä myyntipaikka.

Maa ei ole vielä valkoinen eikä taida ehtiä lumipeite jouluksikaan. Greenbutton-kynttiläalustat tuovat väriä ja valoa, kun kynttilän sytyttää.

Näin unta, jossa maan alta löytyi vanha kulunut pieni kangaspussi. Se oli suljettu nyörien avulla, mutta ne olivat hapertuneet rikki. Pussin väri oli sinertävä. Mietin, että oliko pussi ehkä satoja vuosia vanha. Olisiko sen sisällä rahaa tai jokin muu aarre. Vein pussin jonnekin, missä se varovasti avattiin. Pussin sisällä oli pieni ruskea sieni. Ihmettelin, miksi aikaisemmin eläneet ihmiset olivat laittaneet sienen talteen. Kiinnosti tosi paljon, kuinka vanha sieni oikeastaan oli. Sitä en kuitenkaan saanut unessa selville, sillä heräsin. Ehdin kuitenkin unissani pohtia, mikä ihmeen salaisuus sienessä oli, kun se oli tarvinnut piilottaa maan alle. Unessa päädyin siihen, että sienessä on vahva rakenne. Mietin herättyäni lisää, mikä ihmeen salaisuus voisi olla sienessä. Mietin, liittyykö sieni mitenkään Greenbuttoniin. Lopulta keksin tehdä mikroselluloosasta sieniä ja niin syntyivät Sisu-sienet.

Greenbutton lanseeraa messuilla myös sisustuskukat uutena tuotteena. Sisustuskukat ovat näyttäviä ja niitä voi itse sommitella erilaisiin paikkoihin omassa kodissaan.

joulupöydässä leikkeleet voi sijoittaa Greenbutton-kylmälevyn päälle. Kun levyä säilyttää jääkaapissa tai pakastimessa, se kylmenee ja pysyy kylmänä ja leikkeleet päällä myös. Tämä perustuu mikroselluloosan hyvään lämmöneristämiseen. Kuumat kattilat voi laskea Greenbutton-pannunalisen päälle.

Greenbutton on kehittänyt käytännölliset, mutta samalla kauniit Sisucellu-koukkuhelmet. Helmissä on kiinnityskoukku mukana ja siihen voi kiinnittää vaikkapa avaimensa.

Nähdään Wanhassa Satamassa ja minä kerron lisää Greenbuttonin tuotteista!

terveisin, Saila