Vad det blir av Tant Koftas garn

Det tar tid att göra slut på 20 kilo bomullsgarn och det gäller att variera sig. Här är de första virkade hattarna där också lagret av tyg klippt i remsor går åt. Nu är snart de smalaste tygremsorna slut. Snart kommer försöket att snabba upp förbrukningen av tyg genom att använda bredare tygremsor att se dagens ljus. Men det blir nog först efter Urkultfestivalen. Veckorna som återstår innan det är dags för årets festival får nog ägnas år storsäljare som mössor med peace-.och feministmärken. Mösslagret är visserligen väldigt stort, men just mössor med peace-.och feministmärken finns det inte så många av, och de är just de som säljer bäst. Alltså gäller det att försöka sticka så många det går de närmaste veckorna.

Återutlåning juni 2019

Här är de första nya låntagarna efter återbetalningarna i juni.

Vi önskar dem alla lycka till!

• Sayragul Talas, Talas region, Kyrgyzstan  A loan helps to pay for spring field work and fertilizers to increase her income from a good harvest of organic beans. $25.00

• Nuevo Cabrican Group Suchitepéquez, Guatemala  A loan helps to buy agricultural supplies to maintain her crops. $25.00

• Sr.exaltacion De Pampaconga Group Limatambo-Anta, Peru  A loan helps to buy seeds, fertilizers, and other items. $25.00

• San Isidro De Salvacion Group Manu/Madre de Dios, Peru  A loan helps to buy compost, seeds, and other supplies. $25.00

• Rosa Imelda San Gabriel, Ecuador  A loan helps to rent a tractor, buy fertilizers and manure, and hire day laborers. $25.00

• Monicah Ngong, Kenya  A loan helps to buy more farming inputs to boost production. $75.00

• Dúo Princesas Group San Bartolome Milpas Altas, Sacatepéquez, Guatemala  A loan helps to invest in planting vegetables to sell. $25.00

• Rosa Irene El Carmen, Biolley, Buenos Aires., Costa Rica  A loan helps to improve the coffee crop. $25.00

• Las Rosas Lindas Group Quiche, Guatemala  A loan helps to purchase additional inventory for her traditional textile business. $25.00

• Gs Cementeras Group Gracias, Lempira, Honduras  A loan helps to buy fertilizer and micro-nutrient sprays for maintaining her coffee farm. $25.00

• Kantalathon Nosiri Khusrav, Tajikistan  A loan helps to purchase mineral fertilizers of high quality. $25.00

• Tubarzhan At-Bashy district, Naryn region, Kyrgyzstan  A loan helps to pay for springtime field labor in order to obtain a high yield of potatoes and increase her income. $25.00

• San Isidro De Salvacion Group Manu/Madre de Dios, Peru  A loan helps to buy compost, seeds, and other supplies. $25.00

• Bbcc Bienvenida Group Paucartambo - Cusco, Peru  A loan helps to buy seeds, compost, and other items. $25.00

• Rosaline Eldoret, Rift Valley, Kenya  A loan helps to buy farm inputs such as fertilizers to improve her passion fruit business. $25.00

• Wardah Group Jadra, Lebanon  A loan helps to buy plastics and greenhouse needs. $25.00

• Gabriela Mishell Lita, Ecuador  A loan helps to buy supplies and pay laborers to clean her lime crops. $25.00

• Jandhabi Imphal East, India  A loan helps to purchase thread in order to expand her weaving business. $25.00

• Yehya Group Jib Jennine, Lebanon  A loan helps to buy seeds and pay for the land warranty fees in order to have her own agriculture business. $25.00

• Hadeel Mafraq, Jordan  A loan helps to buy materials to make trays in order to make an income from this craft. $25.00

• Joyce Kitale, Kenya  A loan helps to buy farming inputs, which she will use to improve her production and therefore earn more income from sales and elevate her living standards. $25.00