Why would you name a bunch of boys after a weed? Welcome, firstly to our new members since last week and secondly from this, the first of the Square Circle Updates. Jabulani Khakibos Kids looks after a group of 35 resident boys who were previously street kids and some 120 homeless adults as well as […]
Your work up close As promised, here is Square Circle Issue 17.2, featuring your work up close, much of it in blanket layouts for the Jabulani Khakibos Kids and Ten Thousand Homes. It completes last Sunday's ezine, which had it been any longer may have made you feel like this little tot happily asleep […]
Sew on and sew forth! The last one for the year! We are drawing to the end of our first year working together to make a difference in the lives of some of the most marginalised children on earth, those who have lost one or both of their parents as a result of the […]
All about babies and you Penny wrote in the forum last week: I want to share that my new grandson was born yesterday. He was born healthy and lucky to have a loving family around him. Makes me even more determined to make squares and hats for the kids in Africa. There was a lot […]
Hats on heads and snugly wrapped children The photographs tell this issue's story. They paint a vivid picture of the conditions the children live in, but at the same time they tell of the human spirit, the ready smile, playfulness, gratitude and love of each other. SQUARE CIRCLE ISSUE TEN – 31 MAY 2009 […]
The first knit a square on the go is a success So much has happened since the last ezine, I thought it best to split this month's news into two issues. Perhaps every two weeks would be fairer on you too, as last month was a book! It is so exciting to see the number […]
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