
Our fields are empty, our stables are quiet, our stashes are bare – no one is on our directory…yet! 👀
Flax for Linen
EartHand is a proud member of NALA: the North American Linen Association
EartHand has been working with the Kwantlen Polytechnic University agriculture department’s farm school for local flax seed trials and brings the flax for linen straw grown into our programs for community learning.
Several of our members are active with the UBC fibre learning garden, and students in UBC engineering and design are supported in their learning through school-sponsored attendance at our flax-to-linen programs.
For flax seed purchase in British Columbia, visit Alderley Grange Farm
Interested in becoming part of our directory?
Please fill out the form below!
Can’t access the form? Please email the VFS team at thevancouverfibreshed@gmail.com with “Directory Inquiry” in the subject line.
Vancouver Fibreshed Fundraiser
The Vancouver Fibreshed Fundraiser is an optional way to give a little extra support toward building our regional fibre system. Your generosity helps seed early projects, gatherings, and research, while ensuring community voices are part of shaping what this initiative becomes. Over time, this work will grow into a fully integrated part of EartHand, supporting a more connected and resilient local fibre ecosystem.
What do Vancouver Fibreshed supporters receive?
- Early connection to the Vancouver Fibreshed initiative and its development
- Invitations to Fibreshed-focused gatherings, conversations, and pilot events
- Opportunities to contribute ideas, knowledge, and direction for future programming
- Updates on regional producer mapping and research projects
- A chance to help shape how the Fibreshed grows within the EartHand community
Who is the Vancouver Fibreshed Fundraiser for?
Producers, makers, educators, and supporters interested in building a regional fibre system and contributing to early-stage Fibreshed development in our region.
What is the focus of the Vancouver Fibreshed Fundraiser?
Building the broader regional fibre system through networking, research, producer mapping, and collaborative initiatives that support a regenerative textile economy. Insights from this year will help shape a future integrated EartHand membership.

