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CAN YOU SHOW ME HOW TO THREAD A NEEDLE?

  As in our last communication, the textile collaborative Yo Te Veo continues this month, with more than 400 eyes looking at me, and more on the way. These are coming in almost daily from stitchers, embroiderers, activists, and concerned, compassionate friends. The contributors come from a wide variety of experience, from beginners: "Can you show me how to thread a needle?" to: "I've never stitched on fabric, only on skin." And all the way to professional textile artists whose squares enliven and inspire me with new stitches and brilliant colors.  Table full of eyes that are now on the way from three Seattle, WA. groups Meanwhile, the genocide in Gaza continues, and I continue to stay present, pouring my outrage into this sacred work. I'm grateful to all of you who are with me on this path to mend our world, and want to share with you that our fifth donation has been made this week.  The first 4 went to MATW Project .  I decided to shift some to UNRWA , for

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