On 23rd April this year, Wendy and I collected Wandi to drive to Braam Fischer Informal Settlement in Soweto, to visit "Buhlebemfundo" Day Care, run by Ntombi.
On 23rd April this year, Wendy and I we collected Wandi to drive to Braam Fischer Informal Settlement in Soweto, to visit "Buhlebemfundo" Day Care, run by Ntombi.
Just the day before, along the very route we were to take, a pregnant woman had been
As you can see from some of the photographs Thembalihle is a very dismal place and has sadly deteriorated since the previous Knit-a-Square visit in 2013. We met up with Maria, the main woman at Arise Pre-School, who explained that there are so many
A new group of knitters/crocheters has sprung up on the east coast of Canada. The River John Square Knitters are very proud to welcome their sister group ... THE STELLAR KNITTERS from Stellarton, Nova Scotia, Canada.
When Ronda put out the call for squares, she had no idea how much love would come pouring in from all over the world. In the beginning, it was manageable. She worked from her home, had a few volunteers, and used her own vehicle to make distribution
I would appreciate some feed back on that present suggestion that KAS needs help with postage and making up blankets. I have about 6 people knitting from my church and these ladies are retired or elderly with limited funds. I work full time but have
Faces, faces, faces!! Most people have never of pareidolia, but nearly everyone has experienced it. The dictionary says it's “the imagined perception of a pattern or meaning where it does not actually exist.”
On vient de nous informer qu'il y a de nouveaux des grèves dans les postes en Afrique de Sud. Pour éviter l'entassement de courrier non-distribué et la risque de perte de ce courrier, on nous demande de ne plus envoyer de colis avant que ces problèm
We are all aware that Knit-a-Square in South Africaoperates on a shoestring budget. Monthly donationsare used to keep the operation running and help to cover the cost of KasVan gas for the distribut
Fromour early days of receiving eight parcels a week, Knit-A-Square South Africa has grown to the point where we collect, on average, a truck load of mail from the Post Office on a weekly basis. In July of this year we received 27 513 squares alone