Textile ReUse Network
Everyone Needs Pockets Textile Reuse Network
Everyone Needs Pockets is a network of 150+ people and enterprises focused on clothing and textile reuse (rescue) and sustainability (repurposing, recycling).
Everyone Needs Pockets is a group of makers and researchers. They make, stitch, knit, weave, repair, repurpose and remake, and research local and global textile sustainability issues.
Everyone Needs Pockets usually meets on the second Friday of the month at Edventure’s Hub in Frome. Check the Future Shed Eventbrite list for meetings and book in so we know you’re coming!
How to Mend Your Clothes sessions are usually held on the last Saturday of the month where volunteers support you to mend your clothes. Check the Future Shed Eventbrite list and book in.
Visit the website: www.everyoneneedspockets.org
Follow on: Facebook and Instagram.
Contact: everyoneneedspockets@gmail.com
Sustainable Fashion Week, 20 – 29 September 2024
Everyone Needs Pockets is hosting a hub in Frome for a second year – part of a national network of Sustainable Fashion Week hubs around the UK. The theme is the power of repair.
Join workshops, talks, visible mending, public mending, clothes swaps, repair sessions and sustainable fashion events running through the week, with many activities available for free. Follow a window display trail in the secondhand clothing shops through the town. Get inspired, take action and repair your clothes!
For the full programme and ticket links: https://www.sustainablefashionweek.uk/frome
Contact: everyoneneedspockets@gmail.com
Sewing the Seeds
Sewing the Seeds is a collaborative community project that ‘grew’ out of the Everyone Needs Pockets Network. Carolyn, Lucy, Katrina, Emily, Jade and Jan formed the core team to foster an initiative to grow metre square plots of flax in and around Frome to educate and nurture conversations around food and fibre.
The community fibre project is hosting workshops and meetings focused on processing flax and associated skills including weaving and embroidery. Find out more about Sewing the Seeds through their enewsletters.
Contact: sewingtheseeds@gmail.com
About Future Shed
Future Shed is part of Edventure, an organisation supporting community entrepreneurship in Frome.
Future Shed Frome offers practical support to get green and healthy initiatives and enterprises off the ground through building networks, connecting people and ideas, signposting and start-up coaching.
Share ideas, get support to bring them to life, make new connections and learn new skills so that we’re all better equipped for a greener, healthier future.
Interested?
Email sue@edventurefrome.org and we can arrange a call.
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Textile Reuse Network Events
Future Shed Friday – Everyone Needs Pockets Textile Reuse Network
The Welsh Mill, Park Hill Dr, Frome BA11 2LE
Future Shed Friday – Everyone Needs Pockets Textile Reuse Network
The Welsh Mill, Park Hill Dr, Frome BA11 2LE
Meet the Future Shed Team
Annabel Crooke
Green and Healthy Communications Lead
Cami Todd
Green & Healthy Frome Communications Lead
Sue Palmer
Future Shed Lead
Attendances at Future Shed Fridays, Ideas Events and activities
Access our Toolkits
In Spring 2023, we produced updated versions of our toolkits to share learnings from our development phase. We have the following toolkits available as downloadable A4 PDFs:
* Future Shed – Edventure Frome
* Storytelling – Edventure Frome
* Choosing Wisely – Frome Medical Practical
* Green Community Connectors - Frome Medical Practice
* Healthy Homes – Frome Town Council
* Cycle Together – Frome Town Council
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