Cloth collaborative studio and workshop

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06/23/2026

Get ready for this year's Craft Camp!!
These photos were taken by Emily (Em) Tebbetts!
Where: Ponkapoag Camp
When: September 18th - 20th
Registration closes August 14th

Pack your sleeping bag and sense of adventure-because we're heading into the woods! From Friday evening (arrivals anytime after 4:00pm) through Sunday 6pm, we'll be gathering at Ponkapoag for a cozy, creative, and restorative weekend.

Workshops & Play:
Natural dyeing, Drop spindle spinning, Tapestry weaving, Cyanotypes, Campfire time, Drawing, hikes, yoga, swimming, and more grounding-in-nature goodness. (All supplies provided; schedule coming soon.)
Getting There: Parking is limited—let us know if you can carpool. We'll help folks coordinate from Cloth Collaborative, which is close to the campground.

Don't forget to sign up for Olivia's June 28 | 1:00–5:00 PM afternoon of natural dyeing using foraged black walnuts and ...
06/19/2026

Don't forget to sign up for Olivia's June 28 | 1:00–5:00 PM afternoon of natural dyeing using foraged black walnuts and onion skins! Participants will learn how to prepare a dye bath, mordant fiber, and dye yarn using plant-based materials.
Together, we will create rich gold, rust, and brown tones from the natural pigments found in black walnuts and onion skins. We will prepare two separate dye baths and explore color variation through submersion dyeing techniques.
Yarn will be provided, but participants are welcome to bring their own natural-fiber yarn to experiment with.
Olivia Hochstadt is a knitwear designer making garments from yarn that she spins and naturally dyes with plants she forages locally. In 2021, she apprenticed master fiber artists in Shetland, the Faroe Islands, and Chile as the first-ever Colby Global Fellowship. https://www.instagram.com/k.o.knits/

06/18/2026

Enjoy the beautiful progress that our weavers have been working on! From warping, to threading, all the way to weaving, our artists have been busy.

06/18/2026

We are so excited to share this opportunity with you all! This pilot residency will take place in the Cloth Collaborative studio in Hyde Park, MA, check out the link in our bio!
More info✨⬇️
The inaugural Cloth Collaborative residency offers 24/7 access to a shared, working textile studio. Artists will have full use of floor and table looms, a knitting machine, sewing machines, sergers, and equipment for dyeing and surface design. The studio also has a growing research library and a dynamic collection of shared materials. The studio is active with classes, workshops, and open studio, creating an inclusive community environment. Attached kitchen and gathering spaces reinforce the sense of shared daily life and informal connection that is central to the Cloth Collaborative.
We are seeking artists with an active, contemporary practice who are interested in working within a shared studio and living environment, and whose work resonates with the mission of the Cloth Collaborative. While a strong connection to textile practices is important, textiles do not need to define an artist’s entire practice; rather, they should be meaningfully present within the work. We are committed to fostering a welcoming and respectful environment, and we encourage applications from artists of diverse backgrounds, experiences, and perspectives—especially those who have historically been underrepresented in the arts.
Residency Details:
Duration: October 17 – November 1, 2026 (2 weeks)
Eligibility
- Open to artists 22 years and older
- Must reside in New England, New York, or Pennsylvania
- Applicants may not be matriculated students during the residency period
Financial Support:
- We can offer a small stipend of $1,000.00
Fees:
- There is no fee for participation, studio use, or housing.�
- Residents are responsible for travel, materials, and meals.
Applications are now open (as of April 28) and will close on July 9, 2026, with notifications sent by July 21.

Look at this beautiful weaving on the walls of our very own Cloth Collaborative studio! This wall hanging was made by . ...
06/16/2026

Look at this beautiful weaving on the walls of our very own Cloth Collaborative studio! This wall hanging was made by . Beautiful works like these made by friends of Cloth Collaborative really make the space so welcoming and creatively charged.

Two Days until the Summer Cohort at Cloth Collaborative begins! Don't forget to sign up!More info✨⬇️This Fibers Cohort w...
06/14/2026

Two Days until the Summer Cohort at Cloth Collaborative begins! Don't forget to sign up!
More info✨⬇️
This Fibers Cohort will be led by Sam Fields, the cohort is designed for artists/crafts people interested in incorporating textile-based processes into their practice and or developing the skills they already have. Demonstrations, artist presentations, and critique will be structured around the needs and interests of each participant. Over the course of three months we will create a space of communal learning and sharing with the goal of deepening skills, concepts, and community. Participants will have access to frame looms, backstrap looms, a shared table loom, knitting machines, sewing machines and sergers, hot and cold water dye equipment, wet and dry felting equipment, hand equipment for knitting, crocheting, and embroidery along with some supplies. The studio will be open for studio time from 6-9pm on the Tuesdays we are not meeting. We are limited to a cohort of six participants.

Dates: June 16th, June 30th, July 14th, July 21st, August 5th

We are so excited to announce our Neighbors & Makers Block Party this next Saturday June 20th!Join us from 12-5pm at Bri...
06/13/2026

We are so excited to announce our Neighbors & Makers Block Party this next Saturday June 20th!
Join us from 12-5pm at Brick Island Studios, 1476 River St. Hyde Park, MA, to celebrate the magic of the Hyde Park community with hands-on art making led by artists from our own Brick Island Studios collective.
We will have music, ice cream, and activities and can't wait to share them with you!

RESIDENCY UPDATE! We are extending the deadline to apply for our first-ever artist residency at this fall! To apply, ch...
06/10/2026

RESIDENCY UPDATE! We are extending the deadline to apply for our first-ever artist residency at this fall! To apply, check out the link in our bio!
More info✨⬇️
The inaugural Cloth Collaborative residency offers 24/7 access to a shared, working textile studio. Artists will have full use of floor and table looms, a knitting machine, sewing machines, sergers, and equipment for dyeing and surface design. The studio also has a growing research library and a dynamic collection of shared materials. The studio is active with classes, workshops, and open studio, creating an inclusive community environment. Attached kitchen and gathering spaces reinforce the sense of shared daily life and informal connection that is central to the Cloth Collaborative.
We are seeking artists with an active, contemporary practice who are interested in working within a shared studio and living environment, and whose work resonates with the mission of the Cloth Collaborative. While a strong connection to textile practices is important, textiles do not need to define an artist’s entire practice; rather, they should be meaningfully present within the work. We are committed to fostering a welcoming and respectful environment, and we encourage applications from artists of diverse backgrounds, experiences, and perspectives—especially those who have historically been underrepresented in the arts.
Residency Details:
Duration: October 17 – November 1, 2026 (2 weeks)
Eligibility
- Open to artists 22 years and older
- Must reside in New England, New York, or Pennsylvania
- Applicants may not be matriculated students during the residency period
Financial Support:
- We can offer a small stipend of $1,000.00
Fees:
- There is no fee for participation, studio use, or housing.�
- Residents are responsible for travel, materials, and meals.
Applications are now open (as of April 28) and will close on July 9, 2026, with notifications sent by July 21.

One week left till the Summer Cohort at Cloth Collaborative begins! Don't forget to sign up!More info✨⬇️This Fibers Coho...
06/10/2026

One week left till the Summer Cohort at Cloth Collaborative begins! Don't forget to sign up!
More info✨⬇️
This Fibers Cohort will be led by Sam Fields, the cohort is designed for artists/crafts people interested in incorporating textile-based processes into their practice and or developing the skills they already have. Demonstrations, artist presentations, and critique will be structured around the needs and interests of each participant. Over the course of three months we will create a space of communal learning and sharing with the goal of deepening skills, concepts, and community. Participants will have access to frame looms, backstrap looms, a shared table loom, knitting machines, sewing machines and sergers, hot and cold water dye equipment, wet and dry felting equipment, hand equipment for knitting, crocheting, and embroidery along with some supplies. The studio will be open for studio time from 6-9pm on the Tuesdays we are not meeting. We are limited to a cohort of six participants.

Dates: June 16th, June 30th, July 14th, July 21st, August 5th

06/08/2026

We are loving multi-colored and textured yarns this month! Please come create with us and these yarns by weaving, crocheting, knitting, and more! Classes and workshop links in bio.

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