January 14th, 2017

On Friday and Saturday the sewing program runs in Chuk Muk. We visited on both days to see how they were doing. We wanted to see what items they can now sew.

We were pleased to see a vest made from a recycled guipil. They have learned to make inserted pockets, which is excellent as inserted pocked are used on purses, bags, vests, shorts and pants. They are not that easy to make and they were doing a wonderful job on them.

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We also started the group making the flannel sanitary pads.

We are fortunate that Sylvia, the clothing designer from Milan, is back in Guatemala. She will be starting the group on more difficult projects. She is also working to get the program Fair Trade status and we both want to make sure the women and man are being paid using the fair trade principals.

When the participants have more skills we plan on running the program 5 days a week. It will take up to 5 years for everyone to be proficient on all the different machines.