Wool n Wood
Description
Fabulous,felt bags. Hand made in Scotland inspired by Malawi. Each one is unique, quirky and fun. All wool , lined with a mixture of vibrant African cottons and embellished with handcarved buttons designed just for Wool-n-wood by Malawian carvers
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facebook.comScotland Malawi Partnership :: #BuyMalawian2017
It's the FINAL WEEK of the #BuyMalawian2017 competition to WIN a dream holiday to Malawi! Enter today >> bit.ly/BuyMalawian2017 (If you've already entered your photo, please make sure you have ALSO entered your contact details here or your entry cannot be counted >> http://www.scotland-malawipartnership.org/…/enter-the-comp…/) This is so easy to do....I know many of you have Wool n Wood Items...so please get taking photos and post them up here..... Alison Cameron you have a brooch...a friend with knitting needles and your Mum has a bag! Lynda Nichol you have a storage bowl! Bob Mann you have a storage bowl..... Eric Crockart and Joy Crockart you have rice, coffee and a bowl! I cant remember who else has knitting needles and bags...but please take photos and get them on to the SMP web site....thank you|!
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....and now some great photos from last night, courtesy of Euan Ramsay at the Scotland Malawi Partnership event at the The Scottish Parliament #Buy Malawian2017
Very good evening at the #Buy Malawian event with the Scotland Malawi Partnership at the The Scottish Parliament tonight. Good to see chums JTS - Just Trading Scotland and the One World Shop. Only down side we are still in the park and ride with a car that won't start.
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Well it's the 19th of March ...David Livingstons birthday! Also it's #Buy Malawian Day! So if you haven't already done so go to the Scotland Malawi Partnership web site and see all the organisations taking part. There is a dream holiday to be won...easy to enter. Buy a product, take a picture of you with the product and upload to the SMP site. Then get your friends to check out the entries and start voting for the best photograph. All the instructions are on the site. Good luck!!! Also in case it has slipped your mind...its Mothers day soon...so why not buy a Malawian product and do two good deeds with one 'swipe of the mouse'!!!Photos below of some Wool n Wood products.
...lovely evening a photos at the One World Shop with Lesley Mann and Wool n Wood. Thanks for a great evening.
Good evening all.......just a reminder that tomorrow Wool n Wood will be at One World Shop in Edinburgh....this is a 'Meet Malawi' evening...... A bit of chat from us and a MAlawian charity along with the Scotland Malawi Partnership telling you more about the #Buy Malawian event..... Come and see how you can win your dream holiday?!
The Scotland Malawi Partnership were out on the road.....have a look and see if you can spot some Wool n Wood products at The Scottish Parliament yesterday? Buy Malawian 2017......get on it people...
Yey! Wool n Wood are going to be at the Perth Festival of Yarn........its on the 10th September! More details later but it will be here before we know it.
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..........it will soon be Mother's Day here in the UK....26th March......so if you haven't bought your Malawian gift for that special person by the 19th March Scotland Malawi Partnership (David Livingstons birthday) there is another opportunity to 'get it done'! Check out the pictures and get in touch here or via the website and we can customise your gift?! Baskets, storage tubs, knitting needles, buttons and button boxes.....coin purse and brooches......whats not to like?
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Malawian 'mandala's' were the order of the day today.......join us in 'Buying Malawian' over the next few weeks and enter the competition on the Scotland Malawi Partnership web site. A dream holiday could be yours.
Scotland Malawi Partnership
Buy Malawian 2017 (19th March.)
The Scotland Malawi Partnership are promoting buying Malawian goods over the next few weeks with the 19th March being a date which they hope to embed for this purpose every year in the future. Why is the 19th March significant? Through his travels, Dr David Livingstone fought against the slave trade and looked to open new trade routes into Africa to support its economic development. 150+ years later, the Scotland Malawi Partnership is continuing this same mission; hoping to cement Livingstone’s birthday – 19th March – as an annual “buy Malawian” day, to promote Malawian produce and support sustainable economic development. Wool-n-Wood goods are available on line.
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