Event Package: All Access to FABSCRAP's Fabric Events (January - March)

A steal to attend our curated events all about fabric! (3 workshops, 3 sip & sorts, 2 craft nights, 1 panel, 1 book club, & 1 makers show & tell!)

1. Jan 6th @ FABSCRAP: Fiber Workshop - Learn to distinguish natural, synthetic, and blended fibers and understand their unique properties.
2. Jan 14th @ FASBCRAP: Craft Night - Bring a handcraft project you’re working on and join us for a night of creativity and community - all welcome!
3. Jan 30th @ FABSCRAP: Sip & Sort - Volunteering but with drinks & in the evening!
4. Feb 3rd @ FABSCRAP: Weave Workshop - Explore the art of weaving and how fabric structure impacts durability, breathability, and care.
5. Feb 11th @ FABSCRAP: Craft Night - Bring a handcraft project you’re working on and join us for a night of creativity and community - all welcome!
6. Feb 19th @ TBD: Panel: The Microplastic Paradox - Join the conversation on natural, synthetic, and regenerative fibers from experts in sustainable textiles
7. Feb 27th @ FABSCRAP: Sip & Sort - Volunteering but with drinks & in the evening!
8. March 3rd @ FABSCRAP: Knit Workshop - Discover the beauty of knitted fabrics, their uses, and how to identify them with ease.
9. March 11th @ FASBCRAP: Craft Night - Bring a handcraft project you’re working on and join us for a night of creativity and community - all welcome!
10. March 19th @TBD: Book Club: To Dye For By Alden Wicker - Community driven discussion inspired by our book selection: "How Toxic Fashion is Making Us Sick - And How We Can Fight Back"
11. March 27th @ FABSCRAP: Sip & Sort - Volunteering but with drinks & in the evening!

Whether you’re a wardrobe minimalist, a repair enthusiast, or simply curious about what makes your favorite pieces tick, this series is your key to understanding fabrics like never before. Come curious, leave inspired!

Background: Fiber is the raw material of fabric—like cotton, silk, or polyester—but fabric is created when those fibers are woven or knit together in a specific pattern. There's a lot to learn about the toxic chemicals fabric is treated with to evolves into clothing. Luckily there are infinate ways to keep textiles in circulation (repair, diy, upcycling, crafting, and more) that is best learned with community. Finally, there's a lot to learn as textiles are recycled: the microplastic paradox. Understanding all this, with experts, industry insiders, and makers can totally change the way you think about your clothes!

Directions:

The FABSCRAP warehouse is located in Building B within the Brooklyn Army Terminal (BAT), which is accessible by foot, bike/scooter, car, subway, bus, and ferry. Free indoor and outdoor bike parking is available at BAT Building B entrances (58th Street). This entrance is fully accessible. Free, secure on-site parking is available for cars at the Pier 4/NYC Ferry parking lot.

How to locate FABSCRAP within BAT: Our website has in-depth directions with pictures to make sure you are easily able to find us!

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