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association for reaching & instructing children in africa

A.F.R.I.C.A Charity has been working in Uganda for many years, the Founders/Directors, George and Rosemary Willard have worked and visited 9 different African countries. Our village is called Kyjubira, we have a nursery, junior and senior schools, a health centre, boys and girls home and staff offices. Our charity mainly relies on sponsorship of the many children in and around the village. The children are either day schoolers or boarders. We also have Aids testing days, Maternity days and family days in the village. We have trips out to Uganda every year and folk are always welcome to join us and see more how the village operates.

quick draw toons

“My boys can’t get enough of the online art lessons. They get so much enjoyment out of them and their skills are definitely improving”.

art as therapy sessions

angela gareh, magnolia hill

I'm Angela and I have always loved flowers and plants, not to mention hosting and styling parties. I recently decided it was time to get back to work following the births of our two lovely daughters, Elena and Mila. Coming from an advertising background, I have always been surrounded by a pantone book and the creative folk that go with it, which I love. As much as I love marketing and advertising, I simply love designing flowers more. I signed up to do a floristry course and soon realised....this was it! Now as glamourous as it may sound washing out buckets has become my favourite pass time. There are a lot of 5am trips to the flower market and a fair bit of manual labour with each stem scrutinised and prepared to ensure it lasts as long as possible...and I love it all. I wouldn't change it for anything. I love bringing a wedding to life and brightening up someone's day with a little bouquet of love and sunshine! I feel privileged to be living my dream.

heirloom knitting

alena jewelry

emily kallend

affordable art glasgow

knitted by lw

Knitted by Lw was created back in 2018 whilst on Maternity leave with my Son Archie. My background is in Fashion and Textiles design, obtaining a 1st Class hons in this subject but specialising in Knitwear my specialist area were hand and machine knitting. I went onto freelancing in swatch design, pattern writing and many other creative roles. Why Chunky Merino Wool? I fell in love with the softness and luxurious quality of Merino wool – I have always been fascinated by various wool yarns, this certain yarn is so versatile and being SUPER chunky it is satisfying to you use as the knit grows so quickly! Which is a bonus. It started with my Signature Chunky heart wreaths, I continued to develop my ideas. I started off for my blankets using Chunky Metre Long wooden Knitting needles, then came across the art of Arm knitting via a tutorial I came across. I then decided to venture on with this idea and started my Arm knitting Workshop classes, Fast forward 2 years later minus the few lockdowns Knitted by Lw workshops are more successful and are constantly growing and becoming popular. As you can Imagine I started to take over the house, My talented husband Ryan came to my rescue and built me my very own garden studio (He is the best!) this is where I also run small intermit workshops – my happy place! Thank you, Thank you! I would just like to say a massive thank you to every single person who has support me over the years, from buying my chunky knitted creations to attending one or two of Arm knitting workshop. It means so much, I am forever grateful.

hole & corner

Studio Breakfast with Emma Witter We are delighted to invite you to meet artist and maker Emma Witter who will host a special Hole & Corner members’ tour of her exhibition ‘A Moveable Feast’. ‘A Moveable Feast’ is a presentation of small sculpture and digital prints by the artist Emma Witter. The exhibition takes place on the first floor of a handsome listed Georgian townhouse on The Portman Estate in Marylebone, London.