Another video of our departure from Koforidua Deaf:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=waPlqkKShFg
Just before the final dye and de-waxing
my batik in progress
me batiking
after the second color dye, drying in the sun
after the first color and waxing
bird in class (unfortunately, the students had caught it and almost killed it)
student working on paper cat
Hope you are well and continuing to create batik masterpieces.
ReplyDeleteStars are on the way Kate.
Just mailed thousands of star stickers from Bangkok. They claim 5 day delivery to Ghana.
and Marie mailed star stickers from Los Angeles.
What else do you need?
Please post a response to my June 26 comment.
Or here... can you and your fine organization use (210cm. wide x 140cm. high x 140cm. deep) five sided mosquito nets in bright colors? Thanks.
With Love,
Steven
Hey, Steven! I emailed you a response, but essentially, I'm not sure if Ghanaians need the nets---they might be a cool material to have for class, but most Ghanaians don't want or need nets (they are more resistant to malaria than foreigners).
ReplyDeleteThanks for the stickers---you are amazing!!!!!
I know this is my school from Koforidua. I completed it in 2011, and I really feel sad because I love my school because I am deaf.
ReplyDeletePlease, I'm interested in your friend and some chatting because I'm deaf. Could you please text me on WhatsApp? This is my number +233557414381 OR 0557414381
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