Support your Local Fibreshed

One Year One Outfit

A COMMUNITY-BASED COLLECTION OF STORIES AND FIBRE BASED PIECES THAT EXPLORE AND CELEBRATE OUR LOCAL MATERIAL AND HUMAN RESOURCES.

Join us in growing our community, creativity and regional textile production through the ONE YEAR ONE OUTFIT Challenge! Registration for the 2024 OYOO Cohort is now closed.

Follow along with the project on Instagram: #oyoomb

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Membership Drive

It’s that time of year where we ask you to once again support the work of the Pembina Fibreshed. We have two types of membership:

Supporter Membership $5/year - support and be a part of creating a vibrant fibre economy in Manitoba.
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Producer Membership $45/year - A membership for farmers, dyers, manufacturers, textile artists or sewers in our region. Learn More

For more details and to become a member check it out here.

 

Join the conversation about our fibreshed and join our online community here.
Consider becoming a supporter member of our fibreshed to continue the work we are doing around regional, regenerative textiles.

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support local fibre production

We work to educate, advocate for and support fibre producers, manufacturers and dyers within the Pembina Fibreshed.

Our goal is to support local farmers, dyers, spinners and
designers to produce more local textiles,
AND to get that in the hands of local knitters, spinners, weavers and sewists.
We want to see a thriving Manitoba Fibre Economy
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Local yarn & Fibre

To check out our producer directory click here

 
 
 

Education

What is a fibreshed, why is it important and how can you be involved

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Membership

How to join and get involved

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producers

A network of farmers, designers, sewers, weavers, knitters, felters, dyers within 200 miles of the Pembina River (Manitoba)

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Events

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The Pembina Fibreshed is located on the traditional and ancestral lands of the Anishinaabe, Cree, Oji-Cree, Dakota and Dene Peoples and the homeland of the Metis Nation, including lands and peoples in relationship under Treaties 1, 2, 3 and 5. We respect and honour those who lived in harmony with this land, the waterways, plants and animals for thousands of years, and now share it with people from all over the world.  May our work here carry on in that spirit of respect and reciprocity, with gratitude to all our relations.