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Handloom - a means of charity
10 Nov '06
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Pru Jeffery converted granary of her house at Ellemford and Berwickshire into a weaving studio four years ago. Pru also taught five students on weaving. She was from early age interested in colours and textures.
During her working life, she set up weaving classes at Birmingham University, but is now relishing a more simple life. Now ladies of her class, who started learning before one year, are capable of entering retail world.
The proceeds from the above venture will go to the children, who are in need of money.
During her working life, she set up weaving classes at Birmingham University, but is now relishing a more simple life. Now ladies of her class, who started learning before one year, are capable of entering retail world.
The proceeds from the above venture will go to the children, who are in need of money.
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