EartHand has a YouTube channel!
Long before EartHand Gleaners Society as an organization existed, we were working as individuals with various project partners on the creative research that led to EartHand being formed.
The following are various videos created ( before or after EartHand came into being) to share the projects and plant processing methods, enjoy!
Wild Fibres: 2020
The Land and Sea Project: 2017-2019
Chapter 1- Sharon Kallis project intro and flax for linen
Chapter 2- Rebecca Graham and fish leather
Chapter 3 – Rosemary Georgeson reflections on fishing traditions
Chapter 4 – Carmen Rosen A salmon stream in the city
Chapter 5 – Shaun Strobel, fishing, labour and technology
Chapter 6- Wild Salmon Caravan
Chapter 7- Butch and Alley Sakiyama, family netmaking traditions
Chapter 8 – Land Grab? Protocols in foraging conversation
Chapter 9 – mid project reflections with Rebecca Graham
Chapter 10 – preparation for spinning walks
Chapter 11 – Senaqwila Wyss, Place seasons and settlements
Chapter 12 – Nicole Preissl, Walking through a lost water shed
Chapter 13 – Christie lee Charles, walking through village sites
Chapter 14 -Tracy Williams, Water, land and teachings
Chapter 15 – Final celebration in West Vancouver
Epilogue: The salmon leather and waxed cotton coracle
Weaving our Local Fibre Shed- starting the new garden at Trillium
Making the Weaving Wagon 2017
Soil to Sky: kite making project 2016
Urban Cloth Project 2015
Buzzscaping: 2015
Aberthau Year 2: growing creative-use crops 2014
Urban Weaver Studio Year 2: Happenings in a park field-house turned creative community space 2014
Aberthau: Flax=Food+Fibre Integrating seasonal agricultural rhythms with contemporary dance and local fibre production 2013
Urban Weaver Studio: research into invasive plant species as replacements for traditional weaving materials 2013
English Ivy- Uses for weaving, useful demo for vine splitting
Himalayan Blackberry- how to harvest and process skin for weaving
Yellow Flag Iris- how to harvest and weaving uses
Dancing the ScotchBroom- a playful experiment in plant-for-fibre processing