Meet the Owner of the Only Yarn Store in Regina, SK
Meet Brianna Redlich, owner of Yarn Over Fibre and Crafting Company, the only yarn store in Regina, Saskatchewan.
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Category: Virtual Tourism
Fibre Fun at the 100 Mile Fleece and Fibre Fair
Explore the 100 Mile Fleece and Fibre Fair in Coombs, B.C. with frequent D&T contributor Sarah Thornton. Learn more about this popular annual fibre event that brings together vendors of yarn, fibre, and other related goodies.
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BOOK REVIEW: “Fleece and Fibre: Textile Producers of Vancouver Island and the Gulf Islands” by Francine McCabe
[Open Access] An in-depth review of textile artist Francine McCabe’s new book, “Fleece and Fibre: Textile Producers of Vancouver Island and the Gulf Islands.”
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Common Threads: Volume 22, November 2023
[Open Access] Our November 2023 roundup of fibre and textile arts and crafts in Canada. Explore the latest exhibitions, news, and events, including workshops and holiday craft fairs.
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The Manitoba Fibre Festival
[Open Access] Reader and contributor Michelle Boyd takes us along on a visit to the Manitoba Fibre Festival in Winnipeg, highlighting notable activities, vendors, and sights.
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Common Threads: Volume 21, October 2023
[Open Access] Our October 2023 roundup of fibre and textile arts and crafts in Canada. Explore the latest exhibitions, news, and events, including workshops and holiday craft fairs.
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The Prairie Alphabet Project: A Window into the Grasslands Ecosystem
[For Paid Members] Sarah Thornton interviews rug hooker Shelly Nicolle Phillips about her Prairie Alphabet rug-hooking project that showcases one Canadian Prairie animal or plant for each letter of the alphabet.
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Archive Deep-Dive: From BC to Newfoundland
Digits & Threads launched in the first fall of the COVID-19 pandemic, and it was a balm during lockdown and the dark days of winter to virtually explore all that’s going on in fibre and textiles across the country. Over the years, we have continued to publish articles that are rooted in place, and we hope you enjoy these visits as much as we have. Here’s the full list!
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