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Month: October 2014

Maile Lau Lii

Posted on October 9, 2014July 6, 2023 by Cissy

      Highly Prized by the Na Alii, the Kings and Queens of Hawaii, the Maile Lau Lii is one of the most treasured lei in Hawaii because of it’s difficulty to acquire and find.  Today the maile lei is only given during very special occasions.  45″ x 45″  Designed by John Serrao/js663-bk8 Read…

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Pua Melia – Plumeria

Posted on October 8, 2014July 6, 2023 by Cissy

          My Tutu(Grandmother) was a lei seller.  Her home was always filled with a variety of flowers and someone was always stringing the blossoms into beautiful leis, but of all the flowers they strung, by far the plumeria was the prettiest because of it’s variety of colors.  45″ x 45″  Designed…

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Noname

Posted on October 7, 2014July 6, 2023 by Cissy

Noname are quilts that are beautiful to look at but the name and type of flower has been forgotten.  The true meaning of the design belongs only to the designer.  John has several Noname quilts.  He would see a plant or flower that he likes, make the design but have no idea what the flower…

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Harry’s Fishing Tales

Posted on October 5, 2014July 6, 2023 by Cissy

  Harry’s Fishing Tale Fishing with his brothers on the weekends for Harry was a time  of relaxing,  talking story  and  brothers kinship.   90″ x 90″ Personal Design by John Serrao Every Quilt Tells A Story…Harry is the husband of one of our quilters.  During quilting class she would always tell us  stories how…

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Dove Orchids

Posted on October 3, 2014July 6, 2023 by Cissy

            John has several rules when designing, and one of those rules is…NO BIRDS..  Every time John designs a bird for a quilter the quilter eventually moves back to the mainland.  So no birds but  then a few days ago he came across this amazing orchid, a dove orchid.  So…

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Morning Glory – Birthday Flower for the Month of September

Posted on October 2, 2014July 6, 2023 by Cissy

          Morning Glory  – Birthday Flower for the month of September carries the meaning  of simple symbols of affection and love that is continually returned..  22″ x 22″  Designed by John Serrao – Click on the Design for the PDF Pattern

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Torii

Torii & Cherry Blossoms- The Gateway

Posted on October 1, 2014July 6, 2023 by Cissy

                National Symbols of Japan Found throughout Japan wherever  a  Shinto  shrine exist,  the Torii symbolizes the gateway to a Sacred Place. Where only the good and  pure may enter.   45″ x 45″ Designed by John Serrao/js646-bk7 Read more about the Torii and it’s meaning by clicking on…

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Poakalani Hawaiian Quilting Classes

Quilt Class April 2023
Quilt Class April 2023

Classes meet every Saturday  9:30am – 12:00pm at the Higashi Hongwanji Mission in Liliha.   New student fees are $35.00 which includes a 22″ x 22″ Cushion Kit.  Weekly classes are $10.00.  **Please always see updated class schedule above**

Higashi Hongwanji Mission
1685 Alaneo St.
Honolulu, HI

1 block from the Original Liliha Bakery and across from Lanakila School.  Please call Rae at 808-223-6608  or e-mail cissy@poakalani.com for more information.

Cissy

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Menu
  • Home
  • About Us
  • Contact Us
  • Hawaiian Quilts
    • Mutli-Colored Quilts
    • Reverse Applique Quilts
    • Ocean Life
    • Quilted Wall Hangings 22″ x 22″
    • From Around The World
  • Quilting Styles
    • Definitive Quilting
    • Echo Quilting
    • Quilt Backing
    • Dare To Be Different
  • Story Quilts
    • Kanani O Amelika – The Beauty of America
    • Saint Damien
    • Ahonui – Patience
    • Under The Rose Bush
  • Hawaii Quilt Guilds
  • Quilt Shops
    • Oahu Island
    • Maui Island
    • Hawaii Island
    • Kauai Island
    • Quilt Shops in Hawaii Brochure
  • Free Cushion Patterns
    • Birth Month Flower Collection
  • Quilt Folk Magazine
  • Project 50 States +1
  • Poakalani Hawaiian Quilting Classes
    • The Quilters At The Palace
    • Quilt Class After Covid
  • Quilting Tips
    • Starting Your Quilted Cushion
    • Learn to Quilt
    • Needle Turn Applique
  • Pitt Rivers Museum Exhibit
    • Mauka to Makai
    • Video Link by Takashi Sugi
  • Boston Museum of Fine Arts
    • Boston Museum of Fine Arts – Ohana Quilt
    • To Lei or Not To Lei
    • Eeny, Meeny, Miny, Mo
    • Only a sharp scissors and steady hand will do.
    • Poakalani Ohana, it’s your turn…
    • Halfway There
    • Sandwich Anyone!
    • Just Lines On A Paper
    • Final Thoughts – Aloha ʻUlu Quilt
  • Poakalani Pattern Store