Support your Local Fibreshed
Introducing the First Ever Pembina Fibreshed Mixer
Join us for a casual evening connecting fibre producers and makers from our region.
This gathering marks the start of the next One Year, One Outfit journey — where participants commit to creating garments using only fibres grown and produced within the Fibreshed.
Meet the farmers who grow your fibre
Learn about animals, crops, and fibre production
Discover materials and homegrown colour for your next handmade garment
Build relationships across our regional textile community
Our producers will be sharing their fibreshed products and stories about their farms, fibres, and the future of local textiles.
Friday, April 10
7:00–9:00 pm
Suggested donation of $5
📍 Riverview Community Centre (90 Ashland Avenue, Winnipeg)
Whether you're participating in One Year, One Outfit or simply curious about where your clothing begins, we’d love to see you there.
We are thrilled to announce the publication of the FLAX to LINEN book authored by Shannon Bahuaud and supported by the Pembina Fibreshed. Read all about the book here.
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.
Learn More
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.
Check out the Seasons of One Year One Outfit (created by Danielle Unett and Simone Leblanc)
support local fibre production
“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”
We work to educate, advocate for and support fibre producers, manufacturers and dyers within the Pembina Fibreshed.
Local yarn & Fibre
To check out our producer directory click here
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.