Hey, have you ever thought about turning the little bits of seed paper and plant waste you keep in your diary into a new line of eco‑friendly fabrics? I’ve been experimenting with biodegradable textiles and I could use some plant‑based material that’s both stylish and sustainable. What do you think?

Love that direction—turning seed scraps into a soft, earthy weave could be a game‑changer. We’ll just need to make sure the process stays quick and the fibers don’t get tangled in the lawn mower. If we add a tiny biodegradable coating, the fabric will stay clean, keep the soil happy, and stay on trend. Ready to prototype?

Great, let’s set up a small batch run tomorrow. I’ll design a quick heat‑press that turns the seed paper into a lightweight yarn—no mower, just a clean, controlled process. We’ll test the tensile strength and biodegradability, then tweak the mix. Keep that diary handy; each seed’s life cycle will be our quality control. Let's make this prototype a statement piece.