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![For the Hands]( "For the Hands")
For the Hands
From yarn to fleeces from the homestead, to kits to workbooks
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![For the Body]( "For the Body")
For the Body
From clothing and accessories, to medicinal herbs and tinctures
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![For the Home]( "For the Home")
For the Home
From wall art to rugs and blankets we offer woven and felted goods
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![For the Hands]( "For the Hands")
For the Hands
From yarn to fleeces from the homestead, to kits to workbooks
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![For the Body]( "For the Body")
For the Body
From clothing and accessories, to medicinal herbs and tinctures
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![For the Home]( "For the Home")
For the Home
From wall art to rugs and blankets we offer woven and felted goods
kudzu fiber + Knotweed serum
reimagining our relationship with pervasive plants
Invasive Fiber Study Group
Kudzu Fiber
Tiger Cane Serum
regenerative fiber
We source local wool, mohair, and alpaca fiber from farmers in our regional fibershed that partner with their fiber animals to improve soil health
CUSTOMIZABLE
PRIVATE SESSIONS
We work with children, educators, artists, farmers, fiber folks and anyone else who is interested in integrating cloth that heals into their practice one-on-one or in a group settings. We partner with youth programs, libraries, and schools as well as with children and adults at home and in the studio.
We aim to support the movers, shakers, and makers of tomorrow.
from the blue ridge mountains, with love.
meet the plants, animals, + people that make up this happy homestead
More and more people understand farm to table when it comes to their food, we explore from farm to fabric. We conduct on site research, make and unmake, and offer hands-on learning opportunities at our living laboratory in Marshall, NC.
upcoming workshops
learning experiences
Invasive Fiber Study Group
Private Session
Regenerative fiber sourcebook
study group notebook
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![Meeting 17: Further Processing]( "Meeting 17: Further Processing")
Meeting 17: Further Processing
For our first Invasive Fiber Study Group meeting after this year's Kudzu Camp we rinsed and separated kudzu fiber that had been retting by the creek.
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![Meeting 16: Vine to Cloth Year Four]( "Meeting 16: Vine to Cloth Year Four")
Meeting 16: Vine to Cloth Year Four
For our 4th annual Vine to Cloth Kudzu camp we spent a day in the living laboratory. After our opening circle we harvested new growth vines that were growing across...
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![Meeting 15: Vine to Cloth]( "Meeting 15: Vine to Cloth")
Meeting 15: Vine to Cloth
Thanks to those who gathered from near and far we hosted our 3rd annual Vine to Cloth kudzu camp with Kudzu Culture. We harvested fresh growth together along the roadway...
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