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SUMMARY:Introduction to Nature Journaling with Ayesha Ercelawn
DESCRIPTION:Join Ayesha for a morning of nature journaling at the Fibershed Learning Center in Point Reyes Station. \nBring your curiosity and love of nature to join Ayesha for a morning of nature journaling in the Fibershed gardens. We will draw inspiration from the practices of renowned Bay Area Nature Journaler John Muir Laws to focus our attention and deepen our observations of nature. You do NOT have to be an artist or writer to join us! Just bring your sense of wonder and a favorite pencil. Some natural watercolor pigments will also be available from the Fibershed gardens! \nPlease bring layers\, comfortable shoes\, a hat\, sunscreen\, and water. You can bring your own journal or use the paper provided. You are welcome to bring a packed lunch to eat in the gardens afterwards. \nA mask is required indoors. \n  \nAyesha Ercelawn is a Marin-based naturalist\, gardener\, and environmental educator\, who has been exploring\, and teaching and journaling about the natural world of the Bay Area for 20 plus years. Ecology and ethnobotany classes during her Master’s at Yale School of the Environment\, inspired her on her journey – a lifelong quest to deepen her understanding of the natural world around her – its fascinating ecology\, as well as how people use plants for healing\, dyes\, fiber\, basketry\, and\, of course\, food. \nAyesha has been fortunate over the years to keep learning from teachers at Fibershed\, Point Reyes Field Seminars\, Gathering Thyme\, Marin County Parks\, Friends of the Regional Parks Botanic Garden\, California Academy of Sciences\, and the John Muir Laws Educator group\, as well as the many plants and animals along the way. Her teaching style is light-hearted\, with a focus on joy\, curiosity\, and connection to the natural world.
URL:https://fibershed.org/event/introduction-to-nature-journaling-with-ayesha-ercelawn/
LOCATION:Fibershed Learning Center\, 14000 Pt. Reyes - Petaluma Rd\, Point Reyes Station\, CA\, 94956\, United States
CATEGORIES:class
ORGANIZER;CN="Fibershed Learning Center":MAILTO:rhonda@fibershed.org
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SUMMARY:Hand Made Closet Sale at Fiber Circle Studio
DESCRIPTION:Fiber Circle Studio is hosting a Hand Made Closet Sale — November 12-14! \n  \nThis event is focused on bringing new life to our handmades\, whether they are knitted\, crocheted\, woven\, or sewn! We’ve all made things over time that we just simple aren’t in love with\, or would love to find a new home for. Whether you are a maker or not\, buying something handmade is so special\, knowing that every inch was made with love and passion. It can be the perfect time to start adding handmades to your wardrobe or get gifts for the holidays! \n  \nEVENT HOURS \nFriday 11 – 5 \nSaturday 11 – 5 \nSunday 11 – 3 \n\n\n\n  \nTO SELL \nAll items are sold on consignment. If you’re interested in selling\, please contact Alisha (alisha@fibercirclestudio.com) to set up an appointment. Items will be selected based on quality\, style/trends and diversity for a well rounded\, cohesive offering. Each seller may submit as many items as they’d like\, but only a maximum of 10 will be accepted. Alisha will recommend retail prices. \n  \nWe are looking for hats\, scarves\, shawls\, and clothing in all natural materials. Last year\, there was a heavy request for sweaters\, tops and ponchos! 
URL:https://fibershed.org/event/hand-made-closet-sale/
LOCATION:Fiber Circle Studio\, 113 Kentucky St.\, Petaluma\, CA\, 94952\, United States
CATEGORIES:fiber art sales
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SUMMARY:2021 Fibershed Wool & Fine Fiber Symposium
DESCRIPTION:Register Here \nThis year’s symposium will begin with a conversation between those living and working to produce our global demand for textiles and those that receive the mounds of material that is discarded once clothing is deemed “uninteresting” or damaged.  We’ll hear from members of the OR Foundation Community and the Garment Worker Center\, who will share the consequences that they personally and professionally experience due to current rates of production within the fashion industry.  \nThe day will include a presentation by Local Futures\, an organization founded on the work to uplift place-based regional economies; including efforts to ‘expose the big picture’ and ‘unite and connect’ farmers\, mainstreet business owners\, indigenous communities and everyone in between.  We will hear from artist and textile reuse maker Karen Hampton who’s art and life is shaped by connection to her ancestry– a lineage versed in care and regard for soil\, textiles and dyes.   \nThe second half of our day will focus on our region’s water and agriculture.  With rapid changes in weather patterns\, our soil based systems from which we rely upon for material culture are undergoing transitions.  We will hear from hydrologists\, farmers\, those leading people powered solutions\, and researchers in two panel discussions focused on realities and solutions of California water and the growing agroforestry movement.  We will hear lightning talks from Fibershed Producer members focused on stories of how they are implementing carbon farming practices and enhancing biodiversity and soil carbon within their working landscapes. \nThe Fibershed Marketplace Showcase will feature a range of the region’s soil-to-soil textiles and will highlight our region’s farmers\, artisans\, weavers\, felters\, knitters\, mills and natural dyers who will be offering freshly farmed and ranched goods from our range and cropland systems. \n  \nSchedule: \n9-9:15am: Opening Remarks \n9:15-10:15am: Conversation between a member of Kantamanto Market and the Garment Worker Center \n10:15-11:15am: Presentation by Anja Lynbaeck from Local Futures \n11:15-11:20am: Short Break \n11:20-11:45am: Presentation with Karen Hampton & Conversation Between Karen Hampton and Teju Adisa-Farrar \n11:45-1:15pm: Agroforestry Panel with Sonja Brodt\, Liz Carlisle\, Guido Frosini\, Jesse Smith facilitated by Mike Conover \n1:15-1:45pm: Fibershed Marketplace Showcase \n1:45-1:50pm: Short Break \n1:50-2:30pm: Lightning Talks with Marcia Barinaga\, John Bailey\, Kelli Dunaj\, Sarah Keiser \n2:30-4pm: Water Systems Panel with Andy Fisher\, Regina Hirsch\, Dennis Hutson\, Brad Lancaster \nRegister Here: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/183037559267 \nFor speaker bios\, visit our 2021 Symposium page: fibershed.org/2021-wool-fine-fiber-symposium \nWeaving Voices illustration by Laurie Sawyer
URL:https://fibershed.org/event/2021-wool-fine-fiber-symposium/
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CATEGORIES:conference,event,Online event,symposium
ORGANIZER;CN="Fibershed":MAILTO:hello@fibershed.org
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20211127T190000
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SUMMARY:Live Sale at Valley Oak Wool Mill
DESCRIPTION:Join Valley Oak Wool Mill for a LIVE sale for the holidays! You can buy supplies just in time for any gift crafting (carded fluff\, roving\, yarn)\, or buy some of the pre-made gifts available.
URL:https://fibershed.org/event/live-sale-at-valley-oak-wool-mill/
LOCATION:Valley Oak Wool Mill\, 41501 Co Rd 27\, Woodland\, CA\, 95776
CATEGORIES:event,fiber art sales
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