The Team

Scarfees…

The women who will receive the scarves are Karen refugee women from Burma, living in Mae La and Umpiem Mai camps on the Thai-Burma border. These women work with the development organisation WEAVE on a handicraft  project designed to enable them to develop economic self sufficiency through handicraft production. All of these women are waiting – for the political situation in their home country of Burma to improve so that they can go home, or for visas to live in Thailand, or to be resettled to third countries. Some of these women have been waiting within the confines of the camps for more than 19 years.

Scarf(make)ers….

This is where you awesome lot come in.

1. Claire White
2. Julie Mousley
3. Alison Ticehurst
4. Lorna Elliott (Macau, China!)
5. Wendy Wise
6. Gabby Paparo (London yeh!)
7. Arlen Taylor-White
8. Louise Griew (Canada & Melbourne) (See what else Louise is good at)
9. Jen Leach features here & here
10. Gina features here & here (See what else Gina is good at)
11. Nat Brunovs
12. Michele White features here & here
13. Linda
14. Trish
15. Chi features here & here (See what else Chi is good at)
16. Sarah  features here & here (See what else Sarah is good at)
17. Sally (See what else Sally is good at)
18. Linda (See what else Linda is good at)
19. Zoe
20. Jo Adamson
21. Penelope Goodes
22. Chris Paparo
23. Rosa Paparo
24. AJ, Scotland
25. Katherine BC
26. Jacinta Mayhew
27. Carol
28. Norma Mayhew
29. Roslyn Elwing
30. Joanne Elliott
31. Janet Orchard, Bath, England
32. Robyn Sakkara, Thailand (See what else Robyn is good at here)
33. Tammie (See what else Tammie is good at here)

Scarf(donate)ers….

1. Nicky Edmondson
2. Kathy Corecig
3. Marnie Richardson
4. Tom
5. Helen Warnock
6. Helen
7. Sarah Paparo
8. Sue and Edna Leach
9. Bridget Elliot, Tarcoola Primary School, Geraldton features here & here.
10. Deborah Field, currently of NYC
11. Kate Jones
12. Pat
13. Vicky