Bio: Passionate about www.ontariofibreshed.com

Bio: Ontario Fibreshed board member

Bio: Estates lawyer by day. Wool enthusiast always. Board Member @ Ontario Fibreshed.

Bio: Im a hand spinner and fibre artist passionate about locally sourced wool.

Bio: The daughter half of Wyldespun, where we make wooden fibre tools and spindles. I love to dye wool, spin, crochet, felt, weave, carve wood and bake

Bio: LittleFarmYarn. I design and make plushies with wool yarn from Canadian fibre farmers ❤️

Bio: Emerging fibre artist, connecting people with the land through creative processes. Growing natural dye plants. Weaving natural fibres.

Bio: I own Stone Spindle Farm, an alpaca farm in Eastern Ontario.

Bio: Partner at Steele Wool Farm, primarily raising sheep. I enjoy knitting, dyeing yarn and gardening.

Bio: toronto based fibre crafter and environmental sustainability advocate.

Bio: Fibre Artist living in Northwestern Ontario

Bio: We are two retired ladies who enjoy working with flax to produce linen fiber. Our methods are environmentally safe during every step of processing.

Bio: Located in Kingston, ON, driven by interest and impact, investigating viability of adding local processing capacity.

Bio: Interior designer, knitwear designer, with a lifelong obsession with fibre.

Bio: Knitter, felter and general fibre artist. Also into farming, bio remediation and food.

Bio: Learning about natural fibres

Bio: Local fibres advocate. Vancouver Island Fibreshed.

Bio: Avid knitter. Translator. Knits in English and French. Interested in local yarns and all things handmade.

Bio: Hello, I have a small herd of Angora goats, and a small flock of beautifully coloured Shetland sheep that I lovingly raise for their fibre.

Bio: Using all natural fibers, colours that inspire and modern designs, we knit wearable art to share our stories of healing ... one stitch at a time.’

Bio: Weaver, spinner… fibre is my escape from the tech industry

Bio: Alpaca farm owner and producer. Member of The Niagara Handweavers and Spinners Guild, Alpaca Canada and Alpaca Ontario.

Bio: Weaving, spinning, and natural dyeing.

Bio: Farming meat and fibre in Treaty 1 Territory

Bio: Needle felter and beginner spinner from rural Ontario :)

Bio: I am a textile artist and teacher living in Erin. Most of my art uses wool in many forms; fabric, roving, yarn. I spin, weave, braid, stitch, hook.

Bio: I’m a fibre enthusiast! I’m a full time dyer specializing in untreated Canadian wool.