Sheep shearing is a craft that requires mastery. A look at what it takes to get wool from sheep to shelf.
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Food and Fibers
Farmer Franny Tacy, farmer and owner of Franny’s Farm in Leicester, North Carolina, stands in her hemp field in August 2017. (Image courtesy of Hemp Industries Association) In 2016 alone, the U.S. imported an estimated $500 million in products made […]
Reusable coffee filters grown, milled and sewn in the U.S.
Growing up in The Canary Islands, my brother and I loved making excursions and exploring nature. In these adventure-filled days, we would remove a silver part of the local cacti. We did not know what this “attachment” to the cacti […]
Innovative designers are thinking about waste as a resource.
Marie Hoff is a fiber producer in Northern California, and an advocate for regionally produced, climate beneficial wool.
Cattle farmer and textile designer Izzi Rainey, 25, grew up on Bates Moor Farm on the outskirts of Foulsham, near Fakenham in Norfolk, where her father Graham has bred cattle since 1989. At the age of six, she won the […]
Things to think about when you’re shopping.
An interview with Nina and Sonya Montenegro, authors of the new zine “The Mender’s Companion.”
How one company is using coffee waste in performance textiles.
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