One of John’s circle designs. Not easy to lay out but when it’s all done WOW. Great job Hiromi. Plumeria Design.
It is believed that under the Bodhi Tree Lord Buddah received enlightenment, but finding a Bodhi Tree in Hawaii is quite rare. So John with creative assistance from Doris created this Hawaiian quilt pattern of the Bodhi Tree. Doris believes that quilting this design will bring her peace and tranquility. An amazing design for an amazing lady.
…we will see everyone back on November 25. In the meantime enjoy a few quilts from our past Saturday class. Great ladies and beautiful projects in progress and on their way to becoming heirloom masterpieces.
Pat finished another commission quilt. Beautiful Hydrangea. Just needs the binding. Another John Design.
Last time we saw Takako’s quilt it was just basted. Now it’s completely appliqued and ready for quilting. What a happy quilt.
Anne-Marie’s Monsterra quilt. With of the help of her ladies she was able to lay out the quilt this past Saturday. Another personal design by John.
Wow. Jen’s first full size quilt. Cherokee Rose and Cherry Blossoms. Cut, laid and now ready for basting. Another John personal design. Safe Travels Jen see you in December.
About a month ago John created a series of circular full size 90″ x 90″ Hawaiian quilt designs. His intention was to place it on the commercial market for sale but after designing this particular circular Hawaiian Fish Hook pattern he said it’s already spoken for someone special. So when we were packing for the Yokohama Quilt Show he folded up the quilt pattern and packed it in his bag. On the first day of the Yokohama Quilt Show John actually gave the pattern to one of our quilters FOR HER HUSBAND, who we nicknamed Lucky Charm. So unexpected and laughable because we knew she would be the quilter in this amazing gift. Yesterday at our Saturday quilt class at the Iolani Palace Mie showed us the beautiful design in fabric, cut and basted and ready for applique and what an amazing design it is. Her Lucky Charm Yoshi loves it and so do we.
Thank you Lauren for the amazing article in the November/December issue of “Love of Quilting” magazine. Thank you for showcasing our amazing quilters. They’re the best cultural keepers of Hawaiian Quilting and so are you.
Althea Poakalani Ku Serrao. Missing her on this Mothers Day. It was her passion of Hawaiian Quilting that started the Poakalani Classes.[/caption]
Class Cancelled for May 11. We'll see everyone back at the Ohana Market Place on May 18. Have A Happy's Mothers Day..
...while our quilting room in the Kana'ina Building on the grounds of the Iolani Palace is under renovations. You can find us every Saturday at our new temporary location at the Ohana Market Place at 333 Ward Ave, the Old Sports Authority Location. For more information call 808-524-0394. Thank you