“We have seen consumer trends toward slow food for years, and next is slow fashion. To support this trend, farmers need to understand how adding natural fiber to their existing […]
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From Woolen Lace to Industrial Fabrics, Draper Knitting Innovates for U.S. Manufacturing
Story and images by Fibershed intern Charlotte Atkinson
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Story and images by Fibershed intern Emma Werowinski In history class I was taught that the textiles industry in New England was dead. Two years ago, as a junior studying […]
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Story and images by Fibershed intern Charlotte Atkinson Lindsey Rice, Co-Founder of Bartlettyarns Times have undoubtedly changed since the age of the Industrial Revolution in America. The textile manufacturing that […]
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Last March we got together for a textile roundtable to gain a better understanding of the range of local fiber resources, to explore the extent of Southeastern New England Fibershed’s […]
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