From Jogja for the World
Tuesday, February 9, 2016
It took only five minutes for Tri Wagiyati to decide which knitted pieces to work on last Wednesday afternoon. The hands of the 38-year-old woman deftly unfurled the knit fabric pieces and crocheted them so that it began to resemble a bag.
On the second floor of the Dowa bag factory on Jalan Parangtritis, Yogyakarta, Tri, along with five of her colleagues, was in charge of joining up the material. "It takes a long time to knit together the different colors," said Tri who lives in Pendowoharjo village, Yogyakarta. She can finish ten bags in one day.
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It took only five minutes for Tri Wagiyati to decide which knitted pieces to work on last Wednesday afternoon. The hands of the 38-year-old woman deftly unfurled the knit fabric pieces and crocheted them so that it began to resemble a bag.
On the second floor of the Dowa bag factory on Jalan Parangtritis, Yogyakarta, Tri, along with five of her colleagues, was in charge of joining up the material. "It takes a long time to knit together the differ
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