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SUMMARY:Drafting Personalized Slopers at Marin Sewing Lab
DESCRIPTION:4 Week Course: Feb 2\, 9\, 16\, March 2\n11-2:30pm.\n$400 + Material Fee of $40 cash due first day of class for pattern paper\, muslin & clear patter making ruler. \nRegister and questions
URL:https://fibershed.org/event/drafting-personalized-slopers-at-marin-sewing-lab/
LOCATION:Marin Sewing Lab\, 64 Louise Street\, San Rafael\, CA\, United States
CATEGORIES:workshop
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20230204T110000
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SUMMARY:Beginning Knitting - Level 1 (Bandana Cowl) at Fiber Circle Studio
DESCRIPTION:This is a 1 session in-person workshop. \nDATES/TIMES \nSaturday\, February 4\, 2023; 11:00am – 1:00pm \nCOST \n$80 \nLEVEL \nLevel 1 – Beginners. No experience necessary. \nMATERIALS (included) \nAll materials are included. Each student will get a kit that includes quality wool yarn\, wooden knitting needles\, a pattern and tapestry needle. \nDETAILS \nHey there new knitter! This class is the perfect introduction for the brand new knitter\, or a great way to refresh the basics. We focus on casting on\, the knit stitch and binding off. \nAges: 10+\nSkill Requirements: None\nTaught by: Alisha Bright
URL:https://fibershed.org/event/beginning-knitting-level-1-bandana-cowl-at-fiber-circle-studio/
LOCATION:Fiber Circle Studio\, 113 Kentucky St.\, Petaluma\, CA\, 94952\, United States
CATEGORIES:class,workshop
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20230205T100000
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SUMMARY:Learn Sewing Basics and Make a Tote Bag with Pia Andersson
DESCRIPTION:Join Pia for a sewing workshop at the beautiful Fibershed Learning Center on Black Mountain Ranch near Point Reyes Station\, CA \nBring your machine (or rent a machine from Pia for $10 for the day) and learn the very basics of machine sewing. Six students maximum. \nAfter practicing sewing straight\, threading\, spooling bobbins\, understanding seam allowance\, understanding thread tension\, how to iron a seam\, how to pin\, choosing fabric\, problem solving and all else basic\, we’ll be ready to tackle our first project—a tote bag. \nPia will supply the pattern. Please bring your own canvas-weight fabrics. One-half yard is needed for the tote bag. \nPlease bring: \n\nyour sewing machine (in good working order)\n1/2 yard canvas-weight fabric for the tote bag\n1/2 yard medium-weight fabric for the lining\nsewing supplies (thread\, sewing pins\, scissors)\npersonal snacks\, lunch and beverage\n\nQuestions: Please contact Pia with any questions you may have about the class content: marinsewinglab@gmail.com or 415 328 4598. \nEnroll here: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/467063277837 \n\nTuition Scholarships & Transportation/Childcare Stipends\nFibershed is offering two scholarships to most workshops; one scholarship if it’s a small class. In addition to scholarships for tuition\, we are offering a limited number of stipends for transportation and/or childcare. If you would not otherwise be able to attend\, and would like to be considered as a scholarship and/or stipend recipient\, please answer a few brief questions on this Google Form. Responses will be reviewed by Learning Center staff and kept strictly confidential. \n\nPia Andersson has an educational background in the textile arts with a college degree from University of Gothenburg\, Sweden\, where she grew up and lived until her late twenties. She was the founder and CEO of Mimi the Sardine from 1990 until she retired in 2014\, so most of her professional life was spent in design and textile product development in the SF Bay Area. Besides her own line of children’s accessories\, she designed and produced children’s clothing for Hanna Anderson and Garnet Hill. \nCurrently Pia runs Marin Sewing Lab in San Rafael\, CA. \n\nBONUS: The Clothing Swap Closet is now open during workshops and events at the Fibershed Learning Center! \nVisit the Clothing Swap Closet when you attend a workshop or event at the Learning Center and exchange your natural fiber garments and accessories. Your clothing contributions must be clean and in good condition. Each contribution entities you to choose one item of comparable value. \nYou may arrive up to 30 minutes early for the workshop you are attending\, and/or depart up to an hour after the workshop ends\, to allow time to browse and try on items in the closet\, and make your trade!
URL:https://fibershed.org/event/learn-sewing-basics-and-make-a-tote-bag-with-pia-andersson/
LOCATION:Fibershed Learning Center\, 14000 Pt. Reyes - Petaluma Rd\, Point Reyes Station\, CA\, 94956\, United States
CATEGORIES:workshop
ORGANIZER;CN="Fibershed Learning Center":MAILTO:rhonda@fibershed.org
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20230205T110000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20230205T130000
DTSTAMP:20260403T114319
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SUMMARY:Beginning Crochet - Granny Squares - Level 2 at Fiber Circle Studio
DESCRIPTION:This is a 1 session in-person workshop. \nDATES/TIMES \nSunday\, February 5\, 2023; 11:00am – 1:00pm \nCOST \n$50.00 \nLEVEL \nLevel 2 Beginner! Pre-requisite; Completion of our Level 1 Crochet Class OR have confidence with basic crochet stitches such as chain and single\, and double crochet. \nMATERIALS (NOT included) \n\n40 yards of a smooth\, light colored DK or Worsted weight yarn (small amounts of different colors is okay).\nPlease bring size H or I crochet hook.\n\nDETAILS \nExpand your crocheting skills to working in the round following a pattern or stitch diagram. We’ll make three different granny squares\, two of which can be continued indefinitely to make any size including one large square as a modern and graphic baby blanket. \nDon’t know how to crochet? Take our Level 1 Crochet Class for absolute beginners! \n  \nAges: 12+\nSkill Requirements: Level 2 Beginner! Pre-requisite; Completion of our Level 1 Crochet OR have confidence with basic crochet stitches such as chain and single\, and double crochet.\nTaught by: Kira Dulaney \nThe Finer Details… \nPlease visit our website for class & cancellation policies. There are NO refunds on classes. By signing up\, you acknowledge that you are aware of and agree to our policies. Thank you.
URL:https://fibershed.org/event/beginning-crochet-granny-squares-level-2-at-fiber-circle-studio/
LOCATION:Fiber Circle Studio\, 113 Kentucky St.\, Petaluma\, CA\, 94952\, United States
CATEGORIES:class,workshop
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20230219T100000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20230219T160000
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SUMMARY:Making a Willow Tatza with Charlie Kennard
DESCRIPTION:Learn to create a plaited-weave basket like those traditionally made in the Netherlands\, France and Poland \nJoin us at the beautiful Fibershed Learning Center on Black Mountain Ranch near Point Reyes Station\, CA\, where we will learn to make this elegant and unusual plaited-weave basket that is found in the Netherlands\, France and Poland. “Tatza” (properly spelled taca) is a Polish term for breadbasket\, for which use this basket is well-suited. In this class\, prior experience in working with willow is helpful\, but not essential. \nParticipants must bring: garden clippers and large pliers; plus any personal snacks\, lunch and beverages. \nMaximum 10 students. \nEnroll here: eventbrite.com/e/487400727697 \n\nCharlie Kennard of San Anselmo is a long-time basket weaver and student of California Indian and other traditional basketry techniques of the world. He has taught for the Point Reyes Field Institute\, East Bay Regional Parks Botanic Garden\, Fibershed\, the Laguna Center and in many schools and at teacher trainings. Tule boats made in his workshops can be seen at the Bay Model in Sausalito\, Lake County Museum\, and another is in the collection of the Oakland Museum. You can also visit a basketry plant garden Charlie has created at the Marin Art and Garden Center in Ross. Charlie is active in native habitat restoration in Marin\, managing several projects for Friends of Corte Madera Creek Watershed. \n\nTuition Scholarships & Transportation/Childcare Stipends\nFibershed is offering two scholarships to most workshops; one scholarship if it’s a small class. In addition to scholarships for tuition\, we are offering a limited number of stipends for transportation and/or childcare. If you would not otherwise be able to attend\, and would like to be considered as a scholarship and/or stipend recipient\, please answer a few brief questions on this Google Form. Responses will be reviewed by Learning Center staff and kept strictly confidential. \n\nBONUS: The Clothing Swap Closet is now open during workshops and events at the Fibershed Learning Center! \nVisit the Clothing Swap Closet when you attend a workshop or event at the Learning Center and exchange your natural fiber garments and accessories. Your clothing contributions must be clean and in good condition. Each contribution entities you to choose one item of comparable value. \nYou may arrive up to 30 minutes early for the workshop you are attending\, and/or depart up to an hour after the workshop ends\, to allow time to browse and try on items in the closet\, and make your trade!
URL:https://fibershed.org/event/making-a-willow-tatza-with-charlie-kennard/
LOCATION:Fibershed Learning Center\, 14000 Pt. Reyes - Petaluma Rd\, Point Reyes Station\, CA\, 94956\, United States
CATEGORIES:workshop
ORGANIZER;CN="Fibershed Learning Center":MAILTO:rhonda@fibershed.org
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20230219T110000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20230219T153000
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SUMMARY:Eco Printing with Leaves at Fiber Circle Studio
DESCRIPTION:This is a 1 session in-person workshop. \nDATES/TIMES \nSunday\, February 19\, 2023; 11:00am – 3:30pm \nCOST \n$140 \nLEVEL \nBeginner! No experience necessary. \nMATERIALS (included) \nAll materials are included. Each student will receive a piece of American Wool cloth and have access to a wide variety of plants. \nDETAILS \nCome join us for an eco printing workshop with local fiber artist\, Jonatha Foli. Using locally foraged plant material rich with tannins and wool fabric milled in New England\, you will learn the history and techniques used to create an eco printed piece\, while creating your own\, truly unique piece. Your finished work can be used as a scarf or table runner. \nThere will be a 30+ minute lunch break while the steaming portion of the process is taking place. \nSpecial Notes: Please wear comfortable shoes and bring a notepad and pen. You may either bring a lunch\, or there are great restaurants nearby. We also gather and share our love of fiber during this time. (Many have brought a fiber project to share and work on.) \nAge: 15+\nSkill Requirements: None\nTaught By: Jonatha Foli \n  \nThe Finer Details… \nPlease visit our website for class & cancellation policies. There are NO refunds on classes. By signing up\, you acknowledge that you are aware of and agree to our policies. Thank you.
URL:https://fibershed.org/event/eco-printing-with-leaves-at-fiber-circle-studio/
LOCATION:Fiber Circle Studio\, 113 Kentucky St.\, Petaluma\, CA\, 94952\, United States
CATEGORIES:class,workshop
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20230225T100000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20230225T130000
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SUMMARY:Tapestry Weaving Workshop with Lisa Wilde
DESCRIPTION:Taught by Lisa Wilde \n5 Saturdays:  \n\nFebruary 25th\nMarch 4th\nMarch 11th\nMarch 18th\nMarch 25th\n\n10 AM – 1 PM\n$250 (all materials included)\nSebastopol\, CA \nIn this artisanal workshop you will learn to warp and weave on a small frame loom. The five Saturday sessions\, as well as the invitation to work on your own time\, will offer you the space to complete a 10” x 14’’ woven tapestry. \nThe guiding intention in this process will be to further develop one’s own aesthetic sensibilities\, follow one’s inspiration\, as well as an opportunity to delve into creative practice\, investigation\, and play. \nMaterials will include a generous array of beautiful all-natural fibers and an abundant rainbow of plant-dyed wool. An exploration of color\, texture\, and tapestry techniques (such as dovetail and slit) will be introduced and implemented as we go. \nNo prior weaving experience is necessary: beginners are\nwelcome. \nFor registration or with questions\, please go to www.wilde-works.com or contact Lisa Wilde at lisawilde.york@gmail.com or (707) 800-2647. \nRegistration open till February 20th. \n 
URL:https://fibershed.org/event/tapestry-weaving-workshop-with-lisa-wilde/
CATEGORIES:workshop
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20230225T110000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20230225T120000
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SUMMARY:Knitting Mosaic Mittens at Fiber Circle Studio
DESCRIPTION:This is a 4 session in-person workshop. \nDATES/TIMES \n4 Saturdays\, February 25 – March 18\, 2023; 11:00am – 12:00pm \nCOST \n$100 \nLEVEL \nIntermediate/Advanced – Students should be confident with knit\, knitting in the round\, knitting stripes\, decreasing and pattern reading. \nMATERIALS (not included) \n\n2 skeins of fingering weight yarn in highly contrasting colors. Strongly recommended to be NOT superwash yarns. We love Biches et Buches le Petite Lambswool for this project!\nNeedle Size US 2.5 OR 3 – either a long circular for magic loop\, DPNs or shorties.\nPattern\n\nDETAILS \nMosaic is one of my favorite forms of colorwork! You can create a diversity of incredible patterns with more simplicity than traditional colorwork. These mitts combine a very basic stranded technique for the cuff and then move into the mosaic colorwork for the body of the mitten. \nLearn how to work these 2 styles of colorwork\, in addition to a thumb gusset and decreasing in pattern! Each 1 hour session will focus on a new technique! \nHOMEWORK\nPurchase pattern. Pick your size and cast on the number stitches called for. Work the first 3 rows flat in Color 1. \nAges: 18+\nSkill Requirements: Proficient knitting skills. confident with knit\, knitting in the round\, knitting stripes\, decreasing and pattern reading.\nTaught by: Alisha Bright
URL:https://fibershed.org/event/knitting-mosaic-mittens-at-fiber-circle-studio/
LOCATION:Fiber Circle Studio\, 113 Kentucky St.\, Petaluma\, CA\, 94952\, United States
CATEGORIES:class,workshop
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20230225T140000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20230225T170000
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SUMMARY:"Sympoeisis: making with" Opening Reception by SoCal Fibershed
DESCRIPTION:The long-awaited So Cal Fibershed art show is coming! \nThis exhibition explores how one of humanity’s oldest craft and industrial forms­––the making of clothing––has shaped our relationship to the land\, our bodies\, and each other. \nFor thousands of years\, people have transformed animal- and plant-based fiber to craft garments that clothed and protected their bodies\, offered decoration\, and ultimately engendered a radical and disruptive transformation of the earth\, cultures\, and economies. Many of us recognize fashion as aspirational\, highly profitable\, and innovative\, yet clothing’s humble origins\, necessity\, and profound implications for our wellbeing and that of the earth is under-appreciated\, and often feels mysterious. Fiber-based work embodies generations of cultural skills and concepts; our disconnections from the sources of the material we wear and the knowledge of how that material is transformed is a rupture of our natural relationships to the earth and each other. \nThis intimate exhibit is designed as a journey through local ecosystems and craft traditions\, drawing connections between soil\, plant\, animal\, work\, hand\, and body. \nSaturday\, February 25\, 2023\nOpening Reception 2 – 5 pm\nSympoeisis: making with\nat Studio 203 in Los Angeles\, CA 90034 \nExhibit runs through April 8\, 2023. \nThe exhibit is sponsored by Material Encounters\, fiscal sponsorship provided by SIMA Studios.
URL:https://fibershed.org/event/sympoeisis-making-with-opening-reception-by-socal-fibershed/
CATEGORIES:exhibit,fibershed affiliate event
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20230226T110000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20230226T150000
DTSTAMP:20260403T114319
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SUMMARY:Monthly Mendocino Mending Circle
DESCRIPTION:Monthly Mendocino Mending Circle — Ukiah\, CA \n\nNext Mending Circle: February 26\, 11-3p\nWho: Hosted by Marie of Full Circle Wool\nWhere: Mendo Wool and Fiber Mill\, Ukiah\nNo supplies provided\, although natural fiber scraps to share\nThere will be snacks\, drinks & good company\nAny crafts (beyond mending) are welcome!\nRSVP to Marie Hoff for more info at admin@fullcirclewool.com
URL:https://fibershed.org/event/monthly-mendocino-mending-circle/
LOCATION:Mendocino Wool & Fiber\, 676 S Orchard Ave\, Ukiah\, CA\, 95482
CATEGORIES:fiber event
ORGANIZER;CN="Full Circle Wool":MAILTO:admin@fullcirclewool.com
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20230226T110000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20230226T150000
DTSTAMP:20260403T114319
CREATED:20230202T200207Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20230221T000815Z
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SUMMARY:Monthly Mendocino Mending Circle
DESCRIPTION:Monthly Mendocino Mending Circle — Willits\, CA \n\nNext Mending Circle: February 26\, 11-3p\nWho: Hosted by Marie of Full Circle Wool\nWhere: Ridgewood Ranch\, Willits\nNo supplies provided\, although natural fiber scraps to share\nThere will be snacks\, drinks & good company\nAny crafts (beyond mending) are welcome!\nRSVP to Marie Hoff for more info at admin@fullcirclewool.com
URL:https://fibershed.org/event/monthly-mendocino-mending-circle-2/
CATEGORIES:fiber event
ORGANIZER;CN="Full Circle Wool":MAILTO:admin@fullcirclewool.com
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20230226T110000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20230226T153000
DTSTAMP:20260403T114319
CREATED:20230130T193934Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20230130T194123Z
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SUMMARY:Mugwort as Medicine\, Food & Color
DESCRIPTION:This is a 4 hour session in-person workshop. \nDATES/TIMES \nSunday\, February 26\, 2023; 11:00am – 3:30pm \nCOST \n$150 (includes material fees) \nLEVEL \nAll. No experience necessary. \nMATERIALS (included) \nAll materials are included. Each student will receive a moxibustion stick and sample of mugwort oil. \nWORKSHOP DETAILS \nAge: 16+ \nSkill Requirements: None \nTaught By: Erin Masako Wilkins and Hilary Go \nAn abundant wild plant in California\, mugwort is traditionally used for medicinal\, spiritual\, culinary\, and botanical color purposes\, while also providing habitat and food for other living creatures. Join us for an immersive and interactive workshop all about this versatile plant! \nHerbalists\, Erin Masako Wilkins and Hilary Go\, will share its medicinal and cultural significance\, in addition to its myriad of uses in everyday life. This workshop will primarily focus on mugwort’s abundant medicinal uses\, while also exploring the taste\, energetics\, and color through a full sensorial experience. \nThis class is a culmination of both Hilary and Erin’s clinical expertise and ancestral knowledge of mugwort. Hilary’s depth of knowledge speaks to her experience in medicine making\, herbal product formulation\, and as a clinical herbalist. Erin’s perspective is rooted in work as an acupuncturist\, clinical herbalist\, and educator. Mugwort is a significant plant to both of them\, and their intention is for you to walk away feeling inspired\, informed\, and excited to deepen your own relationship with mugwort. \nIn this class you will experience a day filled with embodied\, hands-on experiences: \n\nFibershed introduction and plant walk facilitated by Fibershed’s Lexi Fujii\nIn depth knowledge on Mugwort’s historical\, clinical and cultural significance from Eastern and Western herbal traditions.\nAll about Moxibustion: learn insights from an acupuncturist with a demonstration and DIY moxa making with Erin Masako\nMugwort medicine making: how to make a mugwort body oil and a variety of mugwort tea blends with Hilary Go\nSimple and creative ways to incorporate mugwort into your medicine cabinets\, daily wellness rituals\, in the kitchen\, and as a botanical color.\nGuidance around mindful harvesting\, drying and processing of mugwort.\n\nA little more about moxibustion: Moxibustion therapy is the use of Moxa herbs to warm acupuncture points for therapeutic benefit. Moxa is made from the leaves of the mugwort plant and is processed into various forms. It provides a deep penetrating heat that is healing and comforting. Its use in Chinese medicine predates written history. \n**PLEASE READ: This class will include live demos and optional consumption and handling of mugwort plant preparations. Consumption of mugwort is contraindicated in pregnancy. Mugwort is also in the Asteraceae/Compositae (Daisy) family of plants if you are allergic to this family of plants. \nRegister Here: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/mugwort-as-medicine-food-color-tickets-520691711927\nABOUT THE TEACHERS: \nHilary Go \n\n\n\n\n\nHilary is a clinical herbalist and creative who is passionate about alchemy and food as medicine. She is often found in her lab where plants\, intuition and art become one. Hilary loves to inspire simple and creative ways to integrate healing herbs and food into one’s daily life. As a practitioner\, Hilary is driven by root cause perspectives and uses tools from her interdisciplinary background of holistic western herbalism\, nutrition science and Chinese medicine to support her clients. She is an advocate for healthcare that is inclusive\, empowering and joy-inspiring. \nHilary has completed extensive training and mentorship in herbalism\, holistic nutrition\, product formulation and medicine-making. She graduated from New York University\, the California School of Herbal Studies and Bauman College of Holistic Nutrition and Culinary Arts. She is co-creator of herbal brand\, Earth Allies\, a formulator and medicine maker for herbal businesses in Sonoma County\, and sees clients through integrative clinic\, Farmacopia. To learn more about her work\, visit @eating_flowers_ on Instagram and www.earthallies.com. \nErin Wilkins \n\n\n\n\n\nErin Masako Wilkins is an Asian American herbalist and acupuncturist. Her clinical work is rooted in Eastern energetic theory – tapping into her own ancestral healing traditions to empower others to restore health and prevent illness. She has been a practicing herbalist for over a decade specializing in Asian folk remedies and Traditional Chinese Medicine. She is passionate about applying Eastern energetics to domestically grown herbs and herbal medicine. \nA seasoned educator\, her classes include Asian American herbalism and folk traditions\, TCM theory\, seasonal wellness\, and community care workshops. Erin has a master’s degree from the Acupuncture and Integrative Medicine College in Berkeley\, CA. Her book\, “Asian American Herbalism: Traditional and Modern Healing Practices for Everyday Wellness ” is set for publication in October 2023. To learn more about her work visit HerbFolkShop.com \nABOUT THE FIBERSHED LEARNING CENTER \nThe Fibershed Learning Center is a multi-use space to demonstrate and provide hands-on connections to natural fiber and dye systems\, and part of the Black Mountain Ranch community of agrarians and artists located in Point Reyes Station\, California. We are working and learning within traditional Coast Miwok Territory and collaborating with tribal community members to support\, enhance\, and care for essential plant populations that are key for the health of the ecosystem and multi-millennia honed agricultural practices. \nOur small farm includes an array of crops from multiple ancestral lines and long classical breeding histories\, all of which we grow seasonally for pigment\, dye\, and fiber. The crops we tend and harvest are used to support an array of farm-to-fashion activities\, ethnobotanical practice\, and skill building workshops that we offer to the community. We provide scholarships and fellowships to support the deepening of our cross cultural learning and appreciation for people and land.
URL:https://fibershed.org/event/mugwort-as-medicine-food-color/
LOCATION:Fibershed Learning Center\, 14000 Pt. Reyes - Petaluma Rd\, Point Reyes Station\, CA\, 94956\, United States
CATEGORIES:workshop
ORGANIZER;CN="Fibershed Learning Center":MAILTO:rhonda@fibershed.org
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DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20230305T160000
DTSTAMP:20260403T114319
CREATED:20221211T040134Z
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UID:29832-1677834000-1678032000@fibershed.org
SUMMARY:Mushroom Dyes of the Northern California Fungal Fibershed with Alissa Allen
DESCRIPTION:Join mushroom dye expert Alissa Allen for an immersive 3-day course at the Fibershed Learning Center near Point Reyes Station \nThis course offers a rare opportunity to spend three full days exploring mushroom and lichen dyes and focusing on our regional fungal dye palette with Alissa Allen\, a highly experienced educator. We will meet from 9 am to 4 pm each day. Details about location and what to bring will be included in your confirmation email. Maximum class size is 15 students. \nDay 1: Foraging & Testing\nWe will meet at the Fibershed Learning Center for introductions and a course overview\, then go for a walk together and talk about mushroom ecology and habitats\, and observe fungi in nature. After returning to the Learning Center we will discuss the mushrooms we have collected and then test and document the potential dye mushrooms among our collection\, plus make some spore prints. Students will take home test cards and samples from our dye and spore print experiments. \nDay 2: Extracting for Optimal Results\nAlissa will be demonstrating how to dye a regional rainbow from mushrooms and lichens that she has collected\, and how each fungal pigment type works differently with the local water and various modifiers. Students will receive yarn samples plus a recipe card for every color of yarn in our regional rainbow. \nDay 3: Dye Your Own Fiber\nOur final day is focused on dyeing your own fiber (mushroom dyes provided). You’ll want to bring animal (protein) fibers in small 1 oz parcels — clean\, weighed and labeled with at least your initials. Fiber should be unmordanted\, in the form of yarn\, bats\, hankies\, fabric\, or finished pieces. We will dye at least 6 of these 1 oz parcels per person. Bring more or slightly larger pieces too\, as there will likely be ample additional dye available. \nThis day is dedicated to taking a more playful approach\, which Alissa believes is essential to learning. We will work with larger quantities\, observe color variations on different fibers\, mordant in the pot\, and take home enough mushroom-dyed fiber for a project. \nIf you’d like to take home leftover dye\, bring containers with lids. There will be likely be both small amounts and larger amounts available. \nEnroll here: eventbrite.com/e/483987127527 \n\nTuition Scholarships & Transportation/Childcare Stipends\nFibershed is offering two scholarships to most workshops; one scholarship if it’s a small class. In addition to scholarships for tuition\, we are offering a limited number of stipends for transportation and/or childcare. If you would not otherwise be able to attend\, and would like to be considered as a scholarship and/or stipend recipient\, please answer a few brief questions on this Google Form. Responses will be reviewed by Learning Center staff and kept strictly confidential. \n\nAlissa Allen was introduced to mushroom hunting as a child. In 1998 she attended her first wild mushroom show\, hosted by Seattle’s Puget Sound Mycological Society and was immediately hooked. She has been a volunteer\, student\, and teacher of mycology ever since. \nIn 2012\, Alissa founded Mycopigments as a program to bring mycology to fiber artists and fiber artists to mycology. Since its inception\, she has led hundreds of students\, in three countries and twenty-five states\, through the steps of exploring and celebrating their regional fungi through the lens of dye research. \nIn 2015\, Alissa created Mushroom and Lichen Dyers United and the Mushroom Dyers Trading Post discussion groups\, as a platform to mentor\, connect\, and facilitate study between her students and folks with less access to her classes. These groups\, along with her prolific workshop offerings\, writings\, and informational dye booths\, have brought together a vibrant community of over 30\,000 members.\nThis year Alissa was honored to host the 19th International Fungi and Fiber Symposium in Port Townsend WA. During this week-long event\, students and teachers from all over the world gathered to share their knowledge. \nThough her teachings are centered around regional fungal dye palettes\, her overall mission is to inspire people to engage more deeply with nature. She believes when we engage our senses to explore the natural world\, we form deeper connections that lead to healthier communities and propel us to care for our planet. \nTo read more about her work\, visit mycopigments.com. \n\nBONUS: The Clothing Swap Closet is now open during workshops and events at the Fibershed Learning Center! \nVisit the Clothing Swap Closet when you attend a workshop or event at the Learning Center and exchange your natural fiber garments and accessories. Your clothing contributions must be clean and in good condition. Each contribution entities you to choose one item of comparable value. \nYou may arrive up to 30 minutes early for the workshop you are attending\, and/or depart up to an hour after the workshop ends\, to allow time to browse and try on items in the closet\, and make your trade!
URL:https://fibershed.org/event/29832/
LOCATION:Fibershed Learning Center\, 14000 Pt. Reyes - Petaluma Rd\, Point Reyes Station\, CA\, 94956\, United States
CATEGORIES:workshop
ORGANIZER;CN="Fibershed Learning Center":MAILTO:rhonda@fibershed.org
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20230304T080000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20230304T170000
DTSTAMP:20260403T114319
CREATED:20230113T172252Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20230113T172252Z
UID:30020-1677916800-1677949200@fibershed.org
SUMMARY:Groundwork: the 2023 SoCal Fibershed Symposia
DESCRIPTION:Save the Date! Saturday\, March 4\, 2023\nGroundwork: the 2023 So Cal Fibershed Symposia\nat Helms Design Center\, Culver City CA 90232 \nIn conjunction with our exhibit we will be hosting our first symposia. We will hear from producers and artisans creating transformative projects in our bioregion. Stay tuned for more information…
URL:https://fibershed.org/event/groundwork-the-2023-socal-fibershed-symposia/
CATEGORIES:conference,fibershed affiliate event
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20230311T100000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20230312T160000
DTSTAMP:20260403T114319
CREATED:20221213T200152Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20230124T051848Z
UID:29847-1678528800-1678636800@fibershed.org
SUMMARY:Papermaking from Scratch with Local Plants with Jane Ingram Allen
DESCRIPTION:Learn to make paper with local plants using minimal equipment \nJoin us at the beautiful Fibershed Learning Center on Black Mountain Ranch near Point Reyes Station for a two-day workshop on how to make paper from scratch — starting with the local plant materials such as leaves and bark\, and with minimal equipment and facilities. The workshop runs from 10 am to 4 pm each day. \nThe emphasis will be on creative problem solving and creative use of materials to make unique handmade paper art\, using sustainable methods and materials that do not harm the environment. \nStudents will learn that papermaking art can be created successfully with ordinary household equipment and materials that you can find in your own backyard. Some pulps that the instructor will bring to supplement the ones found in the local area will also be used in the workshop\, such as kozo (paper mulberry bark) and abaca (Musa textilis\, a type of banana). \nOn-site plants that we will be working with include: willow bark\, tule rush\, sedge leaves\, milkweed stalks\, and hollyhock stalks. Jane will be bringing dogbane\, cattails\, and white mulberry branches from Sonoma County. \nInstructor Jane Ingram Allen will introduce unique techniques (Japanese/Asian and Western) that she has developed from her experiences as an artist in residence in Japan\, Taiwan\, Tanzania\, Indonesia\, Nepal\, Japan\, Brazil\, Thailand\, China\, England\, Turkey and the Philippines as well as at art centers and nature parks in the USA. \nEnroll here: eventbrite.com/e/473025982447 \nOutline of Workshop: \nDay 1 \n\nIntroductions\nPlants for papermaking — pointing out local plants useful for papermaking and discussing characteristics and plant families\nPapermaking equipment and supplies\, studio setup\nGathering at least one plant material locally and preparing it for cooking\nCooking plant material for pulp (alkalines\, pots and other equipment\, testing to see if done)\nRecord keeping for paper making from plants\nLunchtime — slide presentation and looking at samples\, books and handouts\nBasic Western sheet forming\, pressing and drying using prepared pulps\nBasic Japanese sheet forming\, pressing and drying\nUsing prepared pulps and Western molds and deckles\n\nDay 2 \n\nEvaluation and review of sheets made yesterday\nWashing cooked fibers (using strainer or lingerie bags)\nBeating cooked fibers (by hand with wooden mallet and using blender)\nPreparing vat (water\, pulp\, formation aid)\nMaking samples with pulps from local plants\nLunchtime — looking at sample books and record keeping\nCreative papermaking techniques such as laminating\, additives\, watermarks\, color and stencils\nOpen studio time to try all vats and do creative papermaking\, mixing pulps\nEvaluation and ideas for further hand papermaking; taking things home to finish drying\n\nEach participant should bring the following: \n\nPersonal snacks\, lunch and beverages\nScissors that will cut fabric and plant fibers\nSmall collection of things to put in the handmade paper (leaves\, petals\, string/thread\, fabric scraps\, photos\, magazine cutouts\, collage items\, anything relatively flat — we will also collect things at the site of the workshop)\nA three-dimensional relief object that has interesting raised surface to put the paper on to dry and get embossments (we will also find many natural objects at the site) — these objects should be things that water will not harm\, like glass\, ceramic\, metal\, wood\, etc.\nWooden\, plastic or cardboard sheet (about 18” x 24”) to put papers on to dry and take home if they are not dry at the end of the workshop\nNotebook and pen or pencil to make notes\, and camera if desired\n\n\nTuition Scholarships & Transportation/Childcare Stipends\nFibershed is offering two scholarships to most workshops; one scholarship if it’s a small class. In addition to scholarships for tuition\, we are offering a limited number of stipends for transportation and/or childcare. If you would not otherwise be able to attend\, and would like to be considered as a scholarship and/or stipend recipient\, please answer a few brief questions on this Google Form. Responses will be reviewed by Learning Center staff and kept strictly confidential. \n\nJane Ingram Allen is an installation artist who does art projects around the world using hand papermaking with natural materials and collaborative processes to raise public awareness about environmental issues. \nJane has received numerous awards for artist-in-residencies and community public art projects in the USA\, the Philippines\, Japan\, Nepal\, Brazil\, China\, Tanzania\, Taiwan\, Turkey and Indonesia. She was a Fulbright Scholar artist-in-residence in Taiwan in 2004 and 2005 and a Fulbright Specialist in Turkey in 2015. She received Puffin Foundation Grants in 2003\, 2007\, 2011 to support her art installations in New York and MA. She has also received grants from the Chenven Foundation\, City of Sacramento\, City of Santa Rosa\, and other organizations around the world to support her work. \nFor her artworks Jane begins by making handmade paper from local plant waste and uses materials and techniques that contribute to sustainable living and improve the environment. Jane is a former college art instructor and currently writes about art for SCULPTURE and other art magazines as well as doing independent curating. Since 2012 she has been based in Santa Rosa\, CA\, and continues her work in the US and internationally. \nRecent work: janeingramallen.wordpress.com\nArchival materials: janeingramallen.com \n(Photos at top\, left to right: native cattail\, Jane Ingram Allen (by Timothy S. Allen)\, backlit handmade paper) \n\nBONUS: The Clothing Swap Closet is now open during workshops and events at the Fibershed Learning Center! \nVisit the Clothing Swap Closet when you attend a workshop or event at the Learning Center and exchange your natural fiber garments and accessories. Your clothing contributions must be clean and in good condition. Each contribution entities you to choose one item of comparable value. \nYou may arrive up to 30 minutes early for the workshop you are attending\, and/or depart up to an hour after the workshop ends\, to allow time to browse and try on items in the closet\, and make your trade!
URL:https://fibershed.org/event/papermaking-from-scratch-with-local-plants-with-jane-ingram-allen-2/
LOCATION:Fibershed Learning Center\, 14000 Pt. Reyes - Petaluma Rd\, Point Reyes Station\, CA\, 94956\, United States
CATEGORIES:workshop
ORGANIZER;CN="Fibershed Learning Center":MAILTO:rhonda@fibershed.org
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20230311T130000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20230311T150000
DTSTAMP:20260403T114319
CREATED:20221229T230156Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20221229T230156Z
UID:29942-1678539600-1678546800@fibershed.org
SUMMARY:Beginning Knitting - Level 3 (Hat) at Fiber Circle Studio
DESCRIPTION:This is a 2 session in-person workshop. \nDATES/TIMES \n2 Saturdays\, March 11 & 18\, 2023; 1:00 – 3:00pm \nCOST \n$95.00 \nLEVEL \nBeginning Level 3 – Recommended that you know how to cast on\, knit and purl. \nMATERIALS (included) \nAll materials are included. Each student will get a kit that includes quality wool yarn\, 3 pairs of wooden knitting needles\, and a pattern. \nDETAILS \nKnow how to knit and purl? Time to put it together and learn how to make a hat\, knitting in the round! The first session will focus on a new way to cast on that is suitable for ribbing\, and how to join in the round. By the second class\, students should have most of their hat complete\, ready to decrease and move to double pointed needles to finish the top! \nAges: 10+\nSkill Requirements: None\nTaught by: Alisha Bright \nThe Finer Details… \nPlease visit our website for class & cancellation policies. There are NO refunds on classes. By signing up\, you acknowledge that you are aware of and agree to our policies. Thank you.
URL:https://fibershed.org/event/beginning-knitting-level-3-hat-at-fiber-circle-studio/
LOCATION:Fiber Circle Studio\, 113 Kentucky St.\, Petaluma\, CA\, 94952\, United States
CATEGORIES:class,workshop
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ORGANIZER;CN="Fiber Circle Studio":MAILTO:alisha@fibercirclestudio.com
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20230312T110000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20230312T130000
DTSTAMP:20260403T114319
CREATED:20221229T230515Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20221229T230515Z
UID:29947-1678618800-1678626000@fibershed.org
SUMMARY:Beginning Crochet - Level 1 at Fiber Circle Studio
DESCRIPTION:This is a 1 session in-person workshop. \nDATES/TIMES \nSunday\, March 12\, 2023\, 2023; 11:00am – 1:00pm \nCOST \n$85.00 \nLEVEL \nBeginner! No experience necessary! \nMATERIALS (included) \nAll materials are included. Quality wool yarn\, crochet hook\, pattern and tapestry needle. \nDETAILS \nHave you been wanting to learn to crochet\, but needs some guidance to get started? We’ll show you the basics and you’ll get started a cozy\, mobius cowl! \nAlready know how to crochet? Try our Level 2 or Level 3 Class! \n  \nAges: 12+\nSkill Requirements: No previous experience necessary.\nTaught by: Kira Dulaney
URL:https://fibershed.org/event/beginning-crochet-level-1-at-fiber-circle-studio/
LOCATION:Fiber Circle Studio\, 113 Kentucky St.\, Petaluma\, CA\, 94952\, United States
CATEGORIES:class,workshop
ORGANIZER;CN="Fiber Circle Studio":MAILTO:alisha@fibercirclestudio.com
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20230325T100000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20230326T160000
DTSTAMP:20260403T114319
CREATED:20230114T054632Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20230115T031731Z
UID:30026-1679738400-1679846400@fibershed.org
SUMMARY:Spinning with Fiber Circle Studio + Natural Dyes with Heidi Iverson
DESCRIPTION:A Collaboration with Fiber Circle Studio (Day 1) + Fibershed Learning Center (Day 2) \n$320 for both days / $150 for Spinning only on Saturday / $170 for Natural Dyes only on Sunday (plus Eventbrite fees) \nEnroll here: eventbrite.com/e/515298390357 \n\nDAY 1: SATURDAY\, MARCH 25th\, 10am – 4pm at Fiber Circle Studio — Spinning Fiber Into Yarn with Fiber Circle Studio \nLearn how to transform fiber into yarn! \nWe will be working with local\, undyed wool roving from Mendocino Wool & Fiber to create either 2 skeins of yarn or 1 skein of a 2-ply yarn (students can choose). The first half of the day will be spent understanding the basics of spinning\, and begin developing muscle memory of drafting while using a drop spindle (supplied for class use). \nWe’ll take an hour lunch break from 12:30 to 1:30. After lunch\, students may either continue on the drop spindle\, or those who wish may bring their own wheel and practice the skills they learned from the spindle to the wheel. We will have a few wheels available for students to use\, but do not have enough for everyone. Students should wet out their yarn overnight\, and bring wet to the dye class on day 2\, to allow for better dye absorption. \nNOTE: There are a few tickets available for Saturday’s spinning workshop only\, if you just want to attend one day. \nLocation: Fiber Circle Studio\, 113 Kentucky Street\, Petaluma\, CA 94952 (map) \nWe are located in central Petaluma. You may bring your own lunch\, or are welcome to explore the delicious restaurants that surround us! \nClass size: 10 students \nSupplied: Drop spindles for class use (available for sale after class – $30)\, and local wool roving. A few wheels for students to use if they want. \nBring: Lunch (or money to eat in town). Optional: Bring your own fiber\, spindle\, and/or spinning wheel \n\nDAY 2: SUNDAY\, MARCH 26th\, 10am to 4pm at Fibershed Learning Center — Natural Dyes with Heidi Iverson \nJoin us at the beautiful Fibershed Learning Center on Black Mountain Ranch near Point Reyes Station\, CA\, for a day of natural dyes with by Heidi Iverson of Honey Folk Clothing. \nHeidi will be guiding us in preparing plant materials and creating dye pots from a number of regional dye plants\, as well as showing us how to prepare our yarns with mordants when needed. \nIn addition to your wool yarn\, we will also work with some plant fibers (samples of linen fabric and small skeins of cotton thread) to compare how different fibers take the same dye differently. \nNOTE: There are a few tickets available for Sunday’s natural dye workshop only\, if you just want to attend one day. \nLocation: Fibershed Learning Center\, 14000 Point Reyes-Petaluma Road\, Point Reyes Station\, CA 94956 (map) \nClass size: 15 students \nSupplied: All dye plants/dye baths\, plus samples of linen fabric and small skeins of cotton thread. \nBring: \n\nPersonal snacks\, lunch and beverages (a selection of teas will be served on site). We are in a rural location\, so most people bring their lunch rather than drive to town\nThe skeins of yarn you spun at Saturday’s workshop (or purchased skeins)\n\n\nCANCELLATION POLICY: If you cancel at least 7 days before this event\, and if we are able to fill your space from the waitlist\, we can offer you a refund (minus Eventbrite fees). Otherwise there will be no refunds or transfers. \n\nTuition Scholarships & Transportation/Childcare Stipends\nFibershed is offering two scholarships to most workshops; one scholarship if it’s a small class. In addition to scholarships for tuition\, we are offering a limited number of stipends for transportation and/or childcare. If you would not otherwise be able to attend\, and would like to be considered as a scholarship and/or stipend recipient\, please answer a few brief questions on this Google Form. Responses will be reviewed by Learning Center staff and kept strictly confidential. \n\nBONUS: The Clothing Swap Closet is now open during workshops and events at the Fibershed Learning Center! \nVisit the Clothing Swap Closet when you attend a workshop or event at the Learning Center and exchange your natural fiber garments and accessories. Your clothing contributions must be clean and in good condition. Each contribution entities you to choose one item of comparable value. \nYou may arrive up to 30 minutes early for the workshop you are attending\, and/or depart up to an hour after the workshop ends\, to allow time to browse and try on items in the closet\, and make your trade! \n\nABOUT THE INSTRUCTORS: \nSPINNING: Alisha Bright discovered knitting in her late teens during a time of hardship and in search for her identity as a young woman. The moment she embarked on her first project\, she realized that this is what she was made for. \nShe became involved with a few of the local yarn shops and wandered off to live on a farm for a few months where she learned about fiber processing\, spinning\, and self-sustainability. Upon her return to Sonoma County\, she began the Master’s Hand Knitting Program through TKGA\, and resumed teaching knitting classes at her local yarn shop. By 2018\, her dreams of having a community space where there was support\, sharing of knowledge and fiber art tools and equipment\, developed into the opening of Fiber Circle Studio\, now located in downtown Petaluma. \nShe lives in Petaluma and spends her time fiber-making\, teaching knitting\, spinning and dyeing\, and mothering her awesome sons\, Leland + Dominic! \nWebsite: fibercirclestudio.com\nInstagram: @fibercirclestudio \n\nDYEING: Heidi Iverson is the founder of Honey Folk\, her clothing design studio in western Sonoma County\, CA\, where she handcrafts clothing using high quality natural materials. Heidi also devotes time to knitting with local yarns and natural dyeing with plants and flowers that she hand gathers or cultivates. Honey Folk continues to evolve with Heidi\, and refining her aesthetic\, artistic process and philosophy is a continuous journey. She’s founding member of Fibershed\, and its philosophy has been an influence on her aesthetic and her brand ethic. Heidi is always looking to improve her work and offer thoughtful\, beautifully crafted items that will be cherished and worn for many years. \nRead about Heidi on the Fibershed blog: fibershed.org/2022/12/12/slowing-down-with-heidi-iverson-of-honey-folk-clothing \nWebsite: honeyfolkclothing.com\nInstagram: @honeyfolkclothing
URL:https://fibershed.org/event/spinning-with-fiber-circle-studio-natural-dyes-with-heidi-iverson/
CATEGORIES:workshop
ORGANIZER;CN="Fibershed Learning Center":MAILTO:rhonda@fibershed.org
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20230326T100000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20230326T140000
DTSTAMP:20260403T114319
CREATED:20230201T000624Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20230201T000624Z
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SUMMARY:Family Needle Felting for Beginners with Robyn Smith
DESCRIPTION:A workshop for parents and children \nJoin us at the beautiful Fibershed Learning Center on Black Mountain Ranch near Point Reyes Station\, CA\, for a family workshop on beginning needle felting taught by Robyn Smith of Spiritplay Toys. \nIncluded are a basic intro to tools\, the techniques of designing a form\, and working with wool to create a sheep or other shape — creating the core\, layering\, sculpting and finishing. \nThis is a group class with children ages six and older invited to participate with a parent or parents. (Babes in arms or younger siblings welcome under adult supervision.) Limited to 6 families. \nAdults may create one or several sheep. Children may create sheep\, as well having the freedom to create what comes organically to them. It is a process-oriented experience for children and the product is the freedom to learn and create. Adults will leave with a good sense of how to guide their children at home with simple needle felting projects. \nFelting needles\, local wool batting\, and felting sponges will be provided for use at the event. Take home a flyer with basic info and a material resource list and guide\, and of course your felted animal friends! \nEnroll here: eventbrite.com/e/528986200967 \nRobyn Smith is a fiber artist with twenty-plus years as a teacher in both Waldorf and Montessori classrooms. \nShe has applied her deeper studies of handwork and felting\, gained at Rudolf Steiner College\, in schools and now in workshops for both adults and children in Sonoma County. \nRobyn is a Toymaker and Fibershed Producer with Spiritplay Toys: www.spiritplaynaturaltoys.net \n\nCANCELLATION POLICY: Refunds (minus Eventbrite fees) available up to 7 before the event. If you cancel after 7 days before the event\, we are unable to provide refunds unless we can fill your space from the waitlist. If someone who is waitlisted purchases your space\, we will refund your ticket\, minus the Eventbrite fees. Otherwise there will be no refunds. You are also welcome to transfer your ticket to someone who wishes to purchase it directly from you. \n\nTuition Scholarships & Transportation/Childcare Stipends\nFibershed is offering two scholarships to most workshops; one scholarship if it’s a small class. In addition to scholarships for tuition\, we are offering a limited number of stipends for transportation and/or childcare. If you would not otherwise be able to attend\, and would like to be considered as a scholarship and/or stipend recipient\, please answer a few brief questions on this Google Form. Responses will be reviewed by Learning Center staff and kept strictly confidential. \n\nBONUS: The Clothing Swap Closet is now open during workshops and events at the Fibershed Learning Center! \nVisit the Clothing Swap Closet when you attend a workshop or event at the Learning Center and exchange your natural fiber garments and accessories. Your clothing contributions must be clean and in good condition. Each contribution entities you to choose one item of comparable value. \nYou may arrive up to 30 minutes early for the workshop you are attending\, and/or depart up to an hour after the workshop ends\, to allow time to browse and try on items in the closet\, and make your trade! \n\nPhotos at top: basket with felted sheep by Robyn Smith\, portrait of Robyn and children felting by Paige Green.
URL:https://fibershed.org/event/family-needle-felting-for-beginners-with-robyn-smith/
LOCATION:Fibershed Learning Center\, 14000 Pt. Reyes - Petaluma Rd\, Point Reyes Station\, CA\, 94956\, United States
CATEGORIES:workshop
ORGANIZER;CN="Fibershed Learning Center":MAILTO:rhonda@fibershed.org
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20230326T110000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20230326T150000
DTSTAMP:20260403T114319
CREATED:20230220T235629Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20230220T235851Z
UID:30259-1679828400-1679842800@fibershed.org
SUMMARY:Monthly Mendocino Mending Circle - March
DESCRIPTION:Monthly Mendocino Mending Circle — Ukiah\, CA \n\nNext Mending Circle: March 26\, 11-3p\nWho: Hosted by Marie of Full Circle Wool\nWhere: Ridgewood Ranch\, Willits\nNo supplies provided\, although natural fiber scraps to share\nThere will be snacks\, drinks & good company\nAny crafts (beyond mending) are welcome!\nRSVP to Marie Hoff for more info at admin@fullcirclewool.com
URL:https://fibershed.org/event/monthly-mendocino-mending-circle-3/
ORGANIZER;CN="Full Circle Wool":MAILTO:admin@fullcirclewool.com
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20230401T180000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20230401T210000
DTSTAMP:20260403T114319
CREATED:20221202T195705Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20230222T190002Z
UID:29781-1680372000-1680382800@fibershed.org
SUMMARY:Regenerative Gala 2023 by General Public
DESCRIPTION:The Regenerative Gala is an all-inclusive event to celebrate people who care for the earth. Our Conscious Runway is the Focal Point of Our Event to Inspire Climate Action through Aesthetics and Beauty. This is a space where great minds cross-fertilize ideas for a climate positive future\, using mindful consumerism to lead us back to soil. Our Main event is our ethical runway Our Art Auction features BIPOC artists coming together for the planet; a portion of all auction proceeds go back to organizations committed to land and animal conservation. \nThis Gala is proud to feature a chef that works closely with local USDA organic farmers\, and is committed to minimal packaging. We also proudly feature wine from a permaculture vineyard in the local Sonoma County. \nwww.wearethegeneralpublic.com
URL:https://fibershed.org/event/regenerative-gala-2023-by-general-public/
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20230402T100000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20230402T150000
DTSTAMP:20260403T114319
CREATED:20221231T201141Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20230124T052223Z
UID:29961-1680429600-1680447600@fibershed.org
SUMMARY:Making a Twined Tule Basket with Rimiko Berreman
DESCRIPTION:Learn classic weaving techniques using locally-harvested natural materials \nJoin us at the beautiful Fibershed Learning Center on Black Mountain Ranch near Point Reyes Station\, to learn how to make baskets with tule\, a beautiful natural material harvested on the ranch. \nThe variety of tule we are using is Schoenoplectus acutus\, a giant species of sedge\, native to freshwater marshes. Tules are used to make rope\, baskets\, bowls\, mats\, hats\, clothing\, duck decoys\, and even boats by Native people. \nRimiko Berreman will be teaching classic weaving styles used by different cultures\, through hands-on instruction and handouts for you to take home with your woven creations. \nMore than just learning how to weave\, this workshop explains the process of connecting with the land and the plants\, sustainable harvesting\, different techniques of weaving\, and creating baskets and other items. \nEnroll here: eventbrite.com/e/501117424707 \n\nTuition Scholarships & Transportation/Childcare Stipends\nFibershed is offering two scholarships to most workshops; one scholarship if it’s a small class. In addition to scholarships for tuition\, we are offering a limited number of stipends for transportation and/or childcare. If you would not otherwise be able to attend\, and would like to be considered as a scholarship and/or stipend recipient\, please answer a few brief questions on this Google Form. Responses will be reviewed by Learning Center staff and kept strictly confidential. \n\nThe instructor: Rimiko Berreman was born and grew up in Tokushima\, a small city in the Shikoku region of Japan\, surrounded by Japanese artisan crafts including Aizome (indigo)\, traditional woodworking\, carving\, as well as weaving with natural materials. She was involved in local industry programs in her twenties and one of her early jobs was sewing products including Sashiko and Shibori at the Indigo studio in Tokushima. Those were great opportunities for her to learn these traditional skills. She continues creating things using multiple media. Visit rimikoart.com and instagram.com/rimikoart to see more of Rimiko’s work. \n\nBONUS: The Clothing Swap Closet is now open during workshops and events at the Fibershed Learning Center! \nVisit the Clothing Swap Closet when you attend a workshop or event at the Learning Center and exchange your natural fiber garments and accessories. Your clothing contributions must be clean and in good condition. Each contribution entities you to choose one item of comparable value. \nYou may arrive up to 30 minutes early for the workshop you are attending\, and/or depart up to an hour after the workshop ends\, to allow time to browse and try on items in the closet\, and make your trade!
URL:https://fibershed.org/event/making-a-twined-tule-basket-with-rimiko-berreman/
LOCATION:Fibershed Learning Center\, 14000 Pt. Reyes - Petaluma Rd\, Point Reyes Station\, CA\, 94956\, United States
CATEGORIES:workshop
ORGANIZER;CN="Fibershed Learning Center":MAILTO:rhonda@fibershed.org
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20230403T130000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20230403T140000
DTSTAMP:20260403T114319
CREATED:20230324T125657Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20230324T125657Z
UID:30402-1680526800-1680530400@fibershed.org
SUMMARY:The Colonial Climate Crisis: Sustainable Fashion Edition
DESCRIPTION:Join us for a special online lecture with Dominique Drakeford!\nCalling our current socio-ecological crisis “global warming” or “climate change” is insufficient. We are experiencing a Colonial Climate Crisis. This term\, coined by our colleague Dominique Drakeford\, is an avenue to discuss urgent issues within the sustainability movement. \nJoin us on April 3 for a special online lecture by Dominique to explore the intersections of sustainability\, colonization\, the climate crisis\, and fashion systems. This special introductory lecture is a prerequisite to learning about the root issues of unsustainability and the ecosystem that keeps that engine well-oiled and active. \nLanguage is a foundational pillar in how we design equitable systems\, planting the seed that nurtures an intolerance for toxic Western European discourse on sustainability and environmentalism — especially in one of the most complex\, impressionable\, and profitable industries: FASHION. It’s time to decolonize the sustainability and fashion lexicon from a cultural vantage point. \nDominique Drakeford is a mother\, non-traditional educator\, writer\, independent researcher\, and creative storyteller that has been a leader in reimagining sustainability for the past 15+ years | Co-founder Sustainable Brooklyn. Learn more about her here.
URL:https://fibershed.org/event/the-colonial-climate-crisis-sustainable-fashion-edition/
CATEGORIES:lecture,Webinar
ORGANIZER;CN="Fibershed":MAILTO:hello@fibershed.org
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20230415T100000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20230416T160000
DTSTAMP:20260403T114319
CREATED:20230119T223228Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20230128T011054Z
UID:30061-1681552800-1681660800@fibershed.org
SUMMARY:Eco Printing with Cory Gunter Brown of Earth My Body
DESCRIPTION:…a sacred\, somatic\, and sensuous practice \nJoin us at the beautiful Fibershed Learning Center on Black Mountain Ranch near Point Reyes Station\, CA\, for a workshop taught by Cory Gunter Brown that is as much about crafting beautiful textiles as it is about forming deep relationships with the land\, seasons\, and life cycles of the materials we work with. \nThis introduction to Eco Printing is formed with intention\, to bring us back to wonder and reverence\, interweaving in relationship with dye plants\, fiber animals\, and the lands they grow from. This practice is an open door inviting us into a deeper understanding of the ways in which this earth nourishes and cares for us and we may do the same in turn. \nWe’ll work with Fibershed Climate Beneficial wool\, plus silks\, several different wild gathered plants (including eucalyptus)\, and optional iron mordant\, to make living breathing textiles in an expressive and ethical way. You’ll learn how some plants interact differently with different textiles\, how to find out if a plant will work for eco printing\, and when to work with iron mordant. \nYou’ll finish class with a Climate Beneficial wool piece that can be used as a wall hanging\, table runner\, or altar cloth and a few pure silk pieces that can be used in a variety of ways as well. \nCory Gunter Brown has been practicing and teaching Eco Printing for thirteen years. She learned from her teacher India Flint\, one of the fairy godmothers of this magical practice\, and from the plants and fibers themselves. \nThe workshop runs from 10 am to 5 pm on Saturday\, and 10 am to 4 pm on Sunday. Limited to 10 students. \nEnroll here: eventbrite.com/e/516975275967 \nPlease Bring: \n\nSun hat\, warm layers\nPersonal lunch\, snacks and beverages (various teas will be provided)\nPruning shears\, if you have them\, or sturdy scissors\nSitting cushion / camp chair\nYou’re welcome to bring any plants you might want to try\, and I encourage any of the ones listed here if you have them around: fresh avocado pits\, eucalyptus leaves/bark (windfall)\, rose leaves\, oak leaves (not coast live oak)\, Japanese maple/maple leaves\, black walnut leaves\, onion skins\, dry curly dock seed (on stems)\, coreopsis flowers\, purple plum leaves\, manzanita leaves/bark (windfall)\, sweetgum leaves\, geranium leaves\, blackberry leaves\n\n\nCANCELLATION POLICY: Refunds (minus Eventbrite fees) available up to 30 before the event. If you cancel after 30 days before the event\, we are unable to provide refunds unless we can fill your space from the waitlist. If someone who is waitlisted purchases your space\, we will refund your ticket\, minus the Eventbrite fees. Otherwise there will be no refunds. You are also welcome to transfer your ticket to someone who wishes to purchase it directly from you. \n\nFibershed Scholarship Program for Tuition Scholarships & Transportation/Childcare Stipends\nFibershed is offering two scholarships to most workshops; one scholarship if it’s a small class. In addition to scholarships for tuition\, we are offering a limited number of stipends for transportation and/or childcare. If you would not otherwise be able to attend\, and would like to be considered as a scholarship and/or stipend recipient\, please answer a few brief questions on this Google Form. Responses will be reviewed by Learning Center staff and kept strictly confidential. \n\nCory Gunter Brown is an artisan and empath who has practiced the entwined arts of sacred adornment and the handmade her whole life. She was born and raised in East Oakland and comes from a radical and creative family of dancers\, machinists\, artists\, and activists. She’s learned the most powerful and beautiful truths in her life by listening to the voice of the Earth\, the voices of Indigenous Peoples present and past\, and her own inner voice. \nThrough a decolonial lens\, her work with natural dyes\, and her relationship with the living Earth\, she’s come to understand that for every toxic\, abusive reality happening on this Earth\, there is another way that is far more compassionate\, elegant\, and balanced within the cycle of life. She’s learned that our bodies are an extension of the Earth and the Earth is an extension of our bodies\, and her choices in life now flow from that knowing. \nCory spent ten years co-creating The Moon\, an Oakland based feminine clothing line made by local hands with natural fibers and natural dyes. She is now teaching natural dye workshops to adults and children\, making naturally dyed textiles\, plant infused body oils\, and very tiny baskets from invasive plants. Working with plants has changed her life. \nInstagram: @_.earth.my.body._ \nWebsite: earthmybody.com \n \n\nBONUS: The Clothing Swap Closet is now open during workshops and events at the Fibershed Learning Center! \nVisit the Clothing Swap Closet when you attend a workshop or event at the Learning Center and exchange your natural fiber garments and accessories. Your clothing contributions must be clean and in good condition. Each contribution entities you to choose one item of comparable value. \nYou may arrive up to 30 minutes early for the workshop you are attending\, and/or depart up to an hour after the workshop ends\, to allow time to browse and try on items in the closet\, and make your trade!
URL:https://fibershed.org/event/eco-printing-with-cory-gunter-brown-of-earth-my-body/
LOCATION:Fibershed Learning Center\, 14000 Pt. Reyes - Petaluma Rd\, Point Reyes Station\, CA\, 94956\, United States
CATEGORIES:workshop
ORGANIZER;CN="Fibershed Learning Center":MAILTO:rhonda@fibershed.org
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20230422T120000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20230422T160000
DTSTAMP:20260403T114319
CREATED:20230331T174054Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20230331T180022Z
UID:30545-1682164800-1682179200@fibershed.org
SUMMARY:Wild Mushroom Dye Workshop with Human Becoming in Ukiah
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URL:https://fibershed.org/event/wild-mushroom-dye-workshop-with-human-becoming-in-ukiah/
CATEGORIES:natural dye workshop
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20230422T140000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20230422T170000
DTSTAMP:20260403T114319
CREATED:20230405T174023Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20230405T174305Z
UID:30550-1682172000-1682182800@fibershed.org
SUMMARY:Mending Bar Happy Hour at Frog's Leap Winery
DESCRIPTION:In partnership with Fibershed\, breathe new life into your favorite textiles with local mending experts. \nIf a new garment is kept for nine months longer than the typical use cycle\, it reduces the garment’s carbon footprint by 30%. In a world enveloped by fast fashion and linear textile streams\, this workshop provides an opportunity to prolong the life of your favorite garment\, all while sipping on our newest wine releases. \nYou bring your well-loved garment; all other materials will be provided. Practice techniques on a sampler first\, or jump right in and start on the item you brought to repair. You’ll leave the workshop with an in-progress mended garment\, and a basic understanding of how\, and why\, to mend. Basic sewing and stitching skills are required. \nREGISTER HERE \nAfter booking\, an email will follow with additional details. \nIf you don’t have a garment to mend but want to explore visible mending to create an abstract art piece\, you are welcome to join! \nThis is an outdoor class held under a weather-protected canopy\, complete with heaters and lap blankets. Dressing in layers is recommended. \n\nEvent details\n\n\n\n\nSaturday\, Apr 22\, 2023\nMultiple times\, starting at 2:00 PM\n$75\nAddress: Frog’s Leap Winery\n8815 Conn Creek Rd\nRutherford\, CA 94573
URL:https://fibershed.org/event/mending-bar-happy-hour-at-frogs-leap-winery/
CATEGORIES:mending
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20230423T090000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20230423T130000
DTSTAMP:20260403T114319
CREATED:20210202T202404Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20230330T221427Z
UID:26667-1682240400-1682254800@fibershed.org
SUMMARY:Northern CA Fibershed Coop @ Temescal Farmers’ Market
DESCRIPTION:SUMMER SOLACE TALLOW X NORTHERN CA FIBERSHED COOP MARKETPLACE\nVisit the Summer Solace Tallow x Northern CA Fibershed Cooperative booth every other Sunday at the Temescal Farmers Market in Oakland. There you can peruse our curated selection of Fibershed products including locally spun yarn\, Climate Beneficial™ felted home goods\, handwoven shawls\, blankets\, luxurious sheepskins\, as well as Summer Solace tallow-based body care\, soaps\, and candles. \nFind us every other Sunday from 9:00 am – 1:00 pm \nTemescal Farmers Market\n5300 Claremont Avenue\nOakland\, CA 94618
URL:https://fibershed.org/event/northern-ca-fibershed-coop-temescal-farmers-market-2021-11-28/
LOCATION:Temescal Farmers’ Market\, 5300 Claremont Ave. (DMV)\, Oakland\, CA\, 94618\, United States
CATEGORIES:farmer's market
ORGANIZER;CN="Summer Solace Tallow":MAILTO:megan@summersolacetallow.com
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20230423T110000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20230423T140000
DTSTAMP:20260403T114319
CREATED:20230324T130023Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20230324T130607Z
UID:30404-1682247600-1682258400@fibershed.org
SUMMARY:Design Challenge Launch Event
DESCRIPTION:We’re hosting a Launch Event for participants of our recently launched “Borrowed from the Soil” Design Challenge! Throughout the day\, you’ll be able to connect with other textile designers in the region\, explore regional material options coming from our local landscapes\, learn more about the upcoming Design Challenge offerings\, and dive into the three Design Focus Areas facilitated by Fibershed staff and local designers in the industry. See the agenda for the day below! \nNote: If you are a Design Student at one of our participating Design School partners (College of Alameda\, SRJC\, Sacramento State\, California College of the Arts)\, please signup using the “Design Student Ticket”. \n\n\n\n\nIn the second half of the day\, we will split up into three small group discussions\, each facilitated by Fibershed staff and a local industry designer to explore the three Technical Design Focus Areas: Compostability\, Longevity\, and Zero Waste Design. \nSee the Agenda here! \nBios:\nLydia Wendt of California Cloth Foundry \nLeading a discussion on Compostability \nLydia Wendt is the founder of California Cloth Foundry\, a company that creates naturally innovative commercially scalable textiles and apparel solutions with regenerative materials. Their manufacturing formulas and products are designed and made clean and healthy for an ecologically-circular and Climate Beneficial cloth and clothing economy. Their fabrics and fashion are designed for the soil\, from the soil\, in collaboration with nature\, and\, most recently\, they composted their production waste with the city of Los Angeles. Because of their soil-to-soil climate\, and people\, beneficial commitment in business practices\, production protocols and compostable ingredients\, the California Product Stewardship Council awarded them the prestigious Golden Arrow Award for overall excellence in product stewardship. This award recognizes a company that demonstrates the characteristics of CPSC’s Green Award\, for product\, Bow & Arrow Award\, for ethics & supply chain\, and Infinity Award\, for circularity. Learn more at https://clothfoundry.com. \nAlexandria (Alix) Vasquez of Herderin: \nLeading a discussion on Longevity \nAlexandria Vasquez works as an empathic designer and established her studio\, Herderin\, in 2019. She is trained as a sociologist and has gained experience in design from applying her perspective to clothing and home objects. She previously established two multi-disciplinary studios with architect Matt Fiely\, and earned her PhD from Brandeis University in 2019. She lives in San Rafael\, California\, with her son\, Julien. Learn more about Herderin on the Fibershed Blog: https://fibershed.org/2023/02/27/herderin-begins-with-the-body-and-soul/ \nDan DiSanto: \nLeading a discussion on Zero Waste Design \nDan DiSanto has 45+ years in the apparel industry as a pattern maker and technical designer. Some of the companies he’s worked for are Levi’s\, Ralph Lauren\, Nike\, The North Face\, and Ariat. His undergraduate degree is in Mathematics with an M.S. in textile science from NCSU. Dan has long advocated for and implemented Zero Waste Design practices\, including the design for the Fibershed x North Face “Backyard Hoodie” project.
URL:https://fibershed.org/event/design-challenge-launch-event/
LOCATION:Fibershed Learning Center\, 14000 Pt. Reyes - Petaluma Rd\, Point Reyes Station\, CA\, 94956\, United States
CATEGORIES:event
ORGANIZER;CN="Fibershed":MAILTO:hello@fibershed.org
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20230424T180000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20230424T200000
DTSTAMP:20260403T114319
CREATED:20230418T170938Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20230418T170952Z
UID:30593-1682359200-1682366400@fibershed.org
SUMMARY:Visible Mending Classes at Piedmont Yarn & Avenue Yarns
DESCRIPTION:Visible Mending is a creative way to extend the life of your clothing and household items while embellishing them for a unique look. We will cover basic patches with running stitch as well as more decorative embroidery and woven darns. \nMaterials: \n\nEmbroidery hoop\nEmbroidery needles\nEmbroidery floss\nScissors.\nOptional: Speedweve style mending loom.\nWe will provide fabric for practicing and/or patching\, but you can also bring your own items to mend.\n\nOptional Materials Kit: Materials kit (hoops\, muslin\, needles\, floss) for $10 OR all of that plus a Speedweve loom and yarn for $25. \nVarious Locations\, see schedule: \nMonday\, April 24\, 6-8pm at Piedmont Yarn in Oakland\, CA\nWednesday\, May 17\, 6-8pm at Piedmont Yarn in Oakland\, CA\nThursday\, June 1\, 6-8pm at Avenue Yarns in Albany\, CA\nSunday\, July 2\, 3-5pm at Avenue Yarns in Albany\, CA
URL:https://fibershed.org/event/visible-mending-classes-at-piedmont-yarn/
CATEGORIES:mending
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20230429T100000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20230429T150000
DTSTAMP:20260403T114319
CREATED:20230418T163007Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20230418T163316Z
UID:30592-1682762400-1682780400@fibershed.org
SUMMARY:Flax Harvest at Chico Flax
DESCRIPTION:Clothes grown right at home! \nChico flax’s yearly harvest is the first step in making linen for fully local clothing and textiles. Come join our community harvest on Saturday\, April 29 at 3239 Rodeo Avenue from 10am-3pm. Lunch\, and comfortable gardening clothes recommended. \nDetails to learn how to grow your own clothes on the Chico Flax Facebook page\, Instagram @chicoflaxtolinen and at chicoflax.com. \nOnce the harvest is complete sign up for our Flax processing workshop at the Fibershed Learning Center Saturday May 6. For more info visit this Eventbrite page! \nAddress: 3239 Rodeo Avenue\, Chico\, CA
URL:https://fibershed.org/event/flax-harvest-at-chico-flax/
LOCATION:Chico Flax\, 3239 Rodeo Ave\, Chico\, CA\, 95926
CATEGORIES:farm event
ORGANIZER;CN="Chico Flax":MAILTO:Sandyfisher@chico.com
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