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Kitambaa - Musings on my textile journey, and on life

Saturday, January 30, 2010

At Knight's home

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Knight also lives in Rubingo, and we visited her in her tiny place, where she lives with all five of her children, and one grandchild. She w...
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Wednesday, January 27, 2010

Visiting Justine

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Justine lives in very modest housing, in fact the other side of this mud and wattle house has been washed away by the rains, and you can see...
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Anna and her family

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One of our visits was to Anna's house, and here you can just see her sewing machine inside the front room, and a partially completed wa...

Visits in Rubingo

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We have just returned to Mbarara and Canada House after spending a very busy but rewarding four days in Rubingo. We made home visits to the ...
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Friday, January 22, 2010

Alice's letter

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This letter from Alice arrived just before Christmas - I hope you can read it once it's posted on the blog. It is a letter to all of you...
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Wednesday, January 20, 2010

Queen Elizabeth Parik

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The holiday part of this trip came at the beginning, rather than the end. Sort of like eating the icing before having the cake. But no less ...
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Monday, January 18, 2010

Shopping in Kampala

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Early on Saturday morning, Trudy, Mary, Joan and I arrived in Kampala. And yesterday was our fabric shopping day. Boaz Tishekwa and his driv...
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Pippa Moore
I am a textile artist and quiltmaker, a teacher and a writer. I have been playing with fabric for over 30 years, the last 15 of which have been spent creating original work and teaching design-based classes. I have a deep connection with the women of Africa, and since 2007 have spent part of each year teaching sewing and quilting to women in Uganda.
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