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  • Fair Isle Knitting: A Simple Hat

    Crockett Fiber Arts Studio 1322 Pomona St, Crockett, CA

    Every year, Shetland Islanders open their doors to knitters from around the world.  Shetland Wool Week draws hundreds of folks to these beautiful islands. There is also an “official” hat, and the pattern is posted for free on the website. The pattern for 2018 is perfect for beginners. It’s called “Merrie Dancers Toorie” and is […]

  • Boston Farm & Fiber Festival – SENE Fibershed Affiliate

    Boston Public Market 100 Hanover St, Boston, MA, United States

    Visit the Boston Farm & Fiber Festival to learn about Fibershed Affiliate activities across New England: the Western Massachusetts Fibershed, Southeastern New England Fibershed, and Connecticut Fibershed will be sharing an informational table about efforts to build soil-to-soil fiber economies locally. For a deeper dive, don't miss a talk by Amy DuFault of the SENE […]

  • Weaving – Projects for the Home

    Fiber Circle Studio 113 Kentucky St., Petaluma, CA, United States

    8 Wednesdays February 12 - April 1; 4 - 7 pm   Choose between a floor, table or rigid heddle loom, or bring your own! New weavers will experience the complete process of setting up the loom and weaving a sampler…from designing to finishing. ($7 warp materials fee to be paid in class). Experienced weavers […]

  • Spinning – On The Wheel

    Fiber Circle Studio 113 Kentucky St., Petaluma, CA, United States

    Beginner's wheel spinning class for all ages and skill levels. We'll cover the basic concepts of wheel technology, their use, and their care. Learn how to draft wool, spin different types of yarn, ply from a lazy kate, a wheel's basic anatomy and other tips and tricks for effectively spinning yarn on a wheel. All […]

  • Beginning Wheel Spinning

    Crockett Fiber Arts Studio 1322 Pomona St, Crockett, CA

    Learn the basics of wheel operation and maintenance, treadling, pre-drafting, drafting, and spinning yarn.  You’ll try spinning three different wool preparations: roving, rolags, and batts. We’ll also talk about spinning “in the grease;” what it means and the pros and cons of spinning unprepared wool.  You’ll leave with a skein of two-ply yarn ready to […]

  • EcoPrinting on Silk

    Crockett Fiber Arts Studio 1322 Pomona St, Crockett, CA

    EcoPrinting on Silk Scarves   Remember those old leaf prints you made in elementary school?  Maybe you put a leaf down and rubbed crayon all around it, leaving an outline of the leaf.  Maybe you painted the leaf and pressed it down on paper, creating a print that showed the outline, veins, and irregularities. Fast forward […]

  • Fibershed Producers @ Temescal Farmers’ Market

    Temescal Farmers' Market 5300 Claremont Ave. (DMV), Oakland, CA, United States

    Megan of Summer Solace is continuing the tradition of providing Fibershed Producer products at her booth at the Temescal, Oakland Farmers' Market every other week.

  • Repair Cafe

    San Geronimo Valley Community Center 6350 Sir Francis Drake Blcd, San Geronimo, CA

    Our second local Repair Cafe is part of an international movement making places for communities to come together and repair broken items instead of sending them to the landfill. Come join your community and work toward transitioning away from consumer culture! This growing event that will include volunteer fixers to work with you to repair clothing, […]

  • Home Landscaping in a Changing Climate: Fire Smart, Water Wise and Biodiverse

    Marin Art & Garden Center 30 Sir Francis Drake Boulevard, Ross, CA

    ALL-DAY SYMPOSIUM - Saturday, February 29, 8 am – 5 pm Marin Art & Garden Center, 30 Sir Francis Drake Blvd, Ross, CA 94957 Sponsored by California Native Plant Society, Bee Audacious, Marin Conservation League, and Marin Art & Garden Center   As the climate warms and the weather becomes less predictable, Bay Area home […]

  • Splendid Basketry

    Fiber Circle Studio 113 Kentucky St., Petaluma, CA, United States

    In this 6 hour workshop, learn a basketry technique using flat reed for spikes and round reed for weavers. Weave with additional, creative elements completing a unique, functional vessel. No basket-weaving experience is necessary. Ages: 18+ Skill Requirements: None Taught by: Emily Dvorin