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Today is Mother's Day in Haiti, and we'd like to take a moment to honor the moms in our sewing programs. These moms are learning to sew so they can provide for their families.
Keep up the great work, ladies!
Left to bottom right: Germada, Roselore, Silfenise, Alcide, Clenide, and Professor Michel (pictured with her two sons).
The Mole St. Nicolas sewing students have been making dresses for the girls in Northwest Haiti Christian Mission's orphanage. Here's a few pics of the girls wearing their new dresses. You can tell by their smiles (and their modeling) that they love them!
Making these dresses is a great way for the students to practice their sewing skills. They also get the honor of using their talent to help others in their community. And the girls get new dresses made just for them.
It's a win-win for everyone!
The students would like some rib knit fabric so they can make make t-shirts. This is the material that is used around the collars of t-shirts. Prices vary, but it’s typically around $9/yard retail.
