Flashback 10 years to woven plastic rugs. I remember loving the way the color of The Home Depot logo looked all squished up in a rug. I was passionate (and still am) about all the waste plastic bags created,... https://t.co/d9mg3QoeMb
It wouldn’t be Earth Day without our annual giveaway! Since we’re approaching our 10th anniversary we thought we would go back to one of our original offers, a rag rag. This rug was woven from flannel selvedge... https://t.co/gnkXaPvIuU
We will be celebrating 10 years June 5 since fisher cat fiber co was born and it all started with the help of these three young and talented women. I love seeing you in your new roles and adventures. Meet... https://t.co/Z1Z7HdLyNz
I’ve been signing this book out from our guild’s library consistently for over five years. I finally have my own copy. I purchased it sight unseen and it came in excellent condition! They can be hard to find at... https://t.co/DixBRCe4FC
I’ve been signing this book out from our guild’s library consistently for over five years. I finally have my own copy. I purchased it sight unseen and it came in excellent condition! It has no jacket but it came with the original owners handwritten notes. 💚Thanks @Trish!!
“Hemp is thought to be the first plant cultivated by humans for fiber, around 8,000 years ago. It was used by every civilization for clothing, sails and ropes, and even in the building of the pyramids” I’m looking forward to weaving with hemp. https://t.co/DPgw4ONGlF
New to me loom (well a few years ago new to me). Finally warped with something woven on the cloth beam. If you know me well, I love vintage, well loved equipment with a history. Just check out this hand carved... https://t.co/5IA9uhHz64
Who grew your clothes? I love what California’s Fiber Shed is doing to promote this connection. The yarn from our shawls are predominately from our neighbor Moria’s Tunis or other small local fiber farms. https://t.co/cgKshfGXYG
Thank you to The Farmhouse Project for the opportunity to collaborate on such a fun project! Walnuts right from the Farmhouse property and saved onion skins from our kitchens and local market. No mordants used, dyed outdoors over a fire. We love all... https://t.co/Y0EhoQO5V9