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2026 Fibershed Events

As we continue building the Southeastern New England Fibershed, we’re offering a number of public-facing events so that you can learn more about the important fiber and natural dye work happening all over our region. We’d love to meet you!

Events:

Osamequin Farm & the Southeastern New England Fibershed are collaborating to bring you
an annual DYE PARTYand Holiday Marketplace!

Saturday, November 21, 2026
12pm-4pm 
Osamequin Farm, Seekonk MA

What to expect
flower dye vats brewing and other stations set up for you to explore
hapazome, shibori, bundle dye and other techniques to play around with
fresh leaf indigo and indigo vats
pre-mordanted napkin blanks available for purchase
refreshments and an idyllic setting to enjoy and explore

Featuring, the SENE Fibershed!
Fibershed Marketplace! meet local artists, farmers, and creators
natural fibers clothing swap! bring your cotton, linen, hemp, wool clothes to swap with others. adult & children’s clothes welcome! leftovers will be donated.
Meet the Southeastern New England Fibershed! learn about how you can get involved with your local fibershed.

Details here

 

ZOOM: Reinventing Wool: How a Natural Fiber Survived the Synthetic Revolution
Join author Melissa Littlefield, December 2nd, 3-4pm  for a talk on Reinventing Wool, exploring wool’s history, cultural reinvention, and future in textiles.
We are so excited to have author Melissa Littlefield join us on December 2nd at 3pm for a live presentation of her newly released book Reinventing Wool: How a Natural Fiber Survived the Synthetic Revolution.

SENE Fibershed members (only) free, non-members $5

RSVP here

 

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