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The chickens are back in time for Easter!
The chickens are back in time for Easter!

Our chicken cushion covers have finally made it from Kampala to the UK and are available to order now!

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Spring cleaning? Donate fabric, thread and sewing equipment to awamu
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Our next crafting workshop is inspired by the bird life of Uganda

Our new crafting workshops have been inspired by the colourful bird life of Uganda - join us for an afternoon crafting and fun.

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