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  1. The tracks at Stockholm Central are on the former lake bottom between Norrmalm and Blekholmen, "Fabric Bleaching Islet". Weavers used to peg their linen weave onto the grass for UV bleaching.

    #trains #Stockholm #textiles

  2. The tracks at Stockholm Central are on the former lake bottom between Norrmalm and Blekholmen, "Fabric Bleaching Islet". Weavers used to peg their linen weave onto the grass for UV bleaching.

    #trains #Stockholm #textiles

  3. The tracks at Stockholm Central are on the former lake bottom between Norrmalm and Blekholmen, "Fabric Bleaching Islet". Weavers used to peg their linen weave onto the grass for UV bleaching.

    #trains #Stockholm #textiles

  4. The tracks at Stockholm Central are on the former lake bottom between Norrmalm and Blekholmen, "Fabric Bleaching Islet". Weavers used to peg their linen weave onto the grass for UV bleaching.

    #trains #Stockholm #textiles

  5. The tracks at Stockholm Central are on the former lake bottom between Norrmalm and Blekholmen, "Fabric Bleaching Islet". Weavers used to peg their linen weave onto the grass for UV bleaching.

    #trains #Stockholm #textiles

  6. Hurvin Anderson commission to feature in ‘Beyond Bayeux’ exhibition spotlighting contemporary British tapestries – The Art Newspaper

    A new tapestry by the Turner prize-nominated artist Hurvin Anderson will go on show at Guildhall Art Gallery…
    #NewsBeep #News #Artsanddesign #Arts #ArtsAndDesign #Design #Entertainment #Exhibitions #HurvinAnderson #Tapestry #textiles #UK #UnitedKingdom
    newsbeep.com/uk/736079/

  7. Bookmark: Visible Mending and the Politics of Repair

    Page summary: Come explore visible mending as a historical textile practice rooted in survival and necessity, and how it can directly threaten capitalism
    — Permalink

    https://thetextileanthropologist.substack.com/p/visible-mending-and-the-politics?r=1s865l&triedRedirect=true

    #repair_culture #reuse.city #textiles #mending #repair

  8. Bookmark: Visible Mending and the Politics of Repair

    Page summary: Come explore visible mending as a historical textile practice rooted in survival and necessity, and how it can directly threaten capitalism
    — Permalink

    https://thetextileanthropologist.substack.com/p/visible-mending-and-the-politics?r=1s865l&triedRedirect=true

    #repair_culture #reuse.city #textiles #mending #repair

  9. FIT: FIT and Columbia Work Together on a New Sustainable Fiber. “FIT, in partnership with Columbia University, has been awarded an $11.5 million grant from the Bezos Earth Fund to develop a high-performance, sustainable textile fiber grown by bacteria.”

    https://rbfirehose.com/2026/08/08/fit-fit-and-columbia-work-together-on-a-new-sustainable-fiber/
  10. FIT: FIT and Columbia Work Together on a New Sustainable Fiber. “FIT, in partnership with Columbia University, has been awarded an $11.5 million grant from the Bezos Earth Fund to develop a high-performance, sustainable textile fiber grown by bacteria.”

    https://rbfirehose.com/2026/08/08/fit-fit-and-columbia-work-together-on-a-new-sustainable-fiber/
  11. FIT: FIT and Columbia Work Together on a New Sustainable Fiber. “FIT, in partnership with Columbia University, has been awarded an $11.5 million grant from the Bezos Earth Fund to develop a high-performance, sustainable textile fiber grown by bacteria.”

    https://rbfirehose.com/2026/08/08/fit-fit-and-columbia-work-together-on-a-new-sustainable-fiber/
  12. FIT: FIT and Columbia Work Together on a New Sustainable Fiber. “FIT, in partnership with Columbia University, has been awarded an $11.5 million grant from the Bezos Earth Fund to develop a high-performance, sustainable textile fiber grown by bacteria.”

    https://rbfirehose.com/2026/08/08/fit-fit-and-columbia-work-together-on-a-new-sustainable-fiber/
  13. FIT: FIT and Columbia Work Together on a New Sustainable Fiber. “FIT, in partnership with Columbia University, has been awarded an $11.5 million grant from the Bezos Earth Fund to develop a high-performance, sustainable textile fiber grown by bacteria.”

    https://rbfirehose.com/2026/08/08/fit-fit-and-columbia-work-together-on-a-new-sustainable-fiber/
  14. "Visible mending: Why you should give your clothes a second life — and show off the repairs"

    goodgoodgood.co/articles/visib

  15. Grampian Arts in Victoria, Australia, started out with a grant for bushfire recovery, and is a regular on the creative arts calendar. Next March is Grampians Textures with many workshops already sold out. If you haven't been, it's quite the experience for folk wanting to learn a new craft with likeminded people. Great to put money back into communities who are going to do it tough with el nino too.
    #climate #textiles #victoria #hallsgap #australia #ecodyeing
    grampianarts.com.au/grampians-