Beställning på rävvantar

Det är för närvarande flera beställningar på stickorna, både sådant jag brukar sticka men också helt nya saker som hundkoftan och de här rävvantarna i barnstorlek. De blev inte alls så fina som de på bilden som jag använt som förlaga, men om inte beställaren blir nöjd kanske de faller någon annan i smaken.

Fortsatt återutlåning oktober 2017

Nu är återutlåningen för oktober klar och vi har passerat 64 000 utlånade dollar! Bland de nya låntagarna finns några  stora projekt som syftar till att hjälpa småskaliga odlare i Afrika att få bättre betalt för sina grödor. Som vanligt är det flest odlande kvinnor bland låntagarna, men en och annan handarbeterska finns också med. Om du vill veta mer om låntagarna kan du klicka på namnen och sedan på öppna länk.

Vi önskar de nya låntagarna lycka till!

• Yenin Catalina Calabazo-San Ignacio, Peru  A loan helps to buy compost for her organic, fair trade coffee farm. $25.00

• Stella karatina, Kenya  A loan helps to buy farm inputs to boost production. $25.00

• Saroeun Group Prey Veng Province, Cambodia  A loan helps to purchase organic fertilizers to boost her crop yields. $25.00

• Patamban Group Patamban, Mexico  A loan helps to maintain restored native pine forest that will produce resin to harvest. $25.00

• Maysa Saida, Lebanon  A loan helps to equip a room in her house for her work. $25.00

• Magreth's Group Kilolo North, Tanzania  A loan helps to gain access to cost-efficient hybrid seeds and fertilizer for maize cultivation. $25.00

• 3 De Febrero Group Carapegua, Paraguay  A loan helps to buy thread, needles, fabrics, and other products. $25.00

• Ani Guris village, Syuniq region, Armenia  A loan helps to buy 23 beehives with bee families. $25.00

• Yoeun Group Prey Veng Province, Cambodia  A loan helps to buy fertilizer and gas for her rice farm. $25.00

• San Carlos De Patria Group Kosñipata - Paucartambo - Cusco, Peru  A loan helps to buy seeds and fertilizers. $25.00

• Mariya Kaduna, Nigeria  A loan helps to pay her children’s school fees so they can get a good education and get high-paying jobs in the future. $25.00

• Faausuusu Tafitoala, Samoa  A loan helps to buy taro roots (seedlings), banana tubes (seedlings), a wheelbarrow, and a rake. $25.00

• Salima's Group Kilolo North, Tanzania  A loan helps to purchase hybrid seeds and fertilizer for the cultivation of maize, as well as a solar light. $25.00

• Karine Margara village, Armavir region, Armenia  A loan helps to purchase fertilizers, to purchase cellophane for the greenhouse, to renovate the old greenhouse, and to build a new one. $25.00

• Manamela Group Manamela; Butha Buthe, Lesotho  A loan helps to pay for the stove. $25.00

• Martina Nicaragua  A loan helps to buy solar panel accessories, such as: 4 batteries, 13 light bulbs, an inverter and 2 controllers to be installed in her house. $25.00

• Binta Kaduna, Nigeria  A loan helps to pay her children’s school fees so they can get a good educational foundation and get high-paying jobs in the future. $25.00

• Nucafe Kampala, Uganda  A loan helps rural coffee farmers to own their coffee along the value chain and get 400% better prices for their harvest. $50.00

• Sol De Collana Group La Paz / El Alto, Bolivia  A loan helps purchase wool in bulk. $25.00

• Marjorie Brgy. Decabacan, Diadi, Nueva Vizcaya, Philippines  A loan helps to buy fertilizers, certified seeds and pay for the labor cost incurred. $25.00

• Pilar Southern Pob., Plaridel, Miss. Occ, Philippines  A loan helps to purchase organic fertilizer for her gardening. $25.00