The unseen work of regeneration
What does really take to build resilient systems? Over the past few years, I’ve been guiding regenerative fibre projects that reconnect soil, farming, textile systems, and cultural memory. It's deeply purposeful…
Wovenbeyond at Textile Month by Selvedge Magazine
“Even the sweetest flowers fade. This is a story of what lingers, in roots, in craft, in memory.”Those words stayed with me after presenting Jasmine Is a Lie at the…
Wovenbeyond & MA RA MI
We’re proud to announce our collaboration with designer Andra Clitan and MA RA MI on Jasmine Is a Lie, a sculptural capsule collection that explores the beauty of decay, duality, and craft as cultural memory. From…
Wool And The Natural Fibres Revolution
Lately, there’s been a huge conversation around wool, its role in sustainability, how it’s sourced, and why it matters. With growing awareness of fashion’s environmental impact, more people are looking…
Why Do Farmers Lose Money on Wool While Products Are Expensive?
Have you ever wondered why farmers often struggle to make a profit on wool, yet wool products can come with a hefty price tag? The answer lies in the complexities…
Do Natural Fibres Have Frequencies?
Did you know that everything around you vibrates at a unique frequency, including the fabrics you wear? Some materials can enhance your well-being, while others may disrupt it. Let’s dive…
Launching the Coral Scrunchie Kit
Brighten up this winter season with the Coral Scrunchie Kit, a sustainable and colourful crochet kit designed to inspire creativity while supporting regenerative farming. Crafted from a unique blend of Himalayan nettle and…
Wovenbeyond Blooms at the Knitting & Stitching Show 2024!
We’re still buzzing with excitement from our time at this year’s Knitting & Stitching Show at Alexandra Palace, London!For the first time ever, Wovenbeyond unveiled our BloomingBeyond pop-up shop, offering…