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Wednesday, May 13, 2009

Pics from World Fair Trade Day @ Tatsat

In all the heat and frenzy of getting the new website up, I almost forgot these. A few shots from May 9-10th, World Fair Trade day at Tatsat. Most of these are the products that you'll see if you visit their store.

Fair Trade posters hanging proud at the Tatsat store

Fair Trade Poster 2

Fair Trade Poster 

 

Community Friendly Movement products
Broken bangles reused to create wonderful jewelry boxes and coaster stands

Bangle Reuse 


 

Community Friendly Movement products
Waste fabric reused for more desk accessories

Handmade desk accessories 

 

And finally, my little darlings...
- pic came out slightly hazy :(

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Posted by Green Somethings on Wednesday, May 13, 2009 in Events |

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