Sustainable Fashion Designer Keila McCracken Dreams of Fibersheds

Keila McCracken says that clothing can tell people who we are, what we like, and even where we're from. And she should know. She's a sustainable fashion designer who studied in New York at the Fashion Institute of Technology. Keila runs Bare Cloth Studios, where she uses a pretty unique loom to weave her own fabrics. Her loom was built in the 1940s, so it's considered a new model. Keila's a Bemidji native who moved back to Northern Minnesota with one purpose: to start a fibershed. Don't know what a fibershed is? Don't worry! Keila explains in this interview with Area Voices producer Alauna Yust.