… and Exploring the Art of Hawaiian Quilt designing with John Serrao
The Pali Lookout gives you an amazing view of the Koolau Mountains on the Windward Side. Below these mountains Hoomaluhia Gardens with its variety of floral beauties of the Monsterra, Heleconia, Torch Ginger and Hibiscus is a great place to find calming peace. 90″x 90″ – Queen/Full Size Designed by John Serrao
Aloha…. I know it’s been awhile since I wrote on my actual website instead of my Facebook but I have some really amazing patterns to post and share with all of you. We’ve been busy as you can tell by our Facebook but not to busy to introduce new designs in the coming months. Amazing John has…
No Class July 16. Everyone please mark you calendars. We will return on July 23. Yes, I’m sad too but until then enjoy this amazing wall hanging quilted by awesome Susan. The Dogwood.
No Class June 11th – It’s Kamehameha Day. Classes Resume on June 18th and don’t forget it’s our Summer Potluck bring a dish and let’s enjoy. Class to 11:00am – and then lunch.
So honored and humbled to be chosen to represent the USA at the Crafts Women Symposium in Tokyo, Japan. I had an amazing time and so was excited to be among such beautiful and talented women. Please click on the photo for a link about the Symposium and be amazed. The G7 Craftswomen – Giovanna…
Aloha Quilting Family and Friends. Just a short note. No class April 16. The room is being used by the palace so we’ll be back to class on April 23. … and because we have a day off….22 quilters will be “Painting With A Twist”. Something different other than quilting. It should be fun.
One more day until our Quilt Exhibit at the Honolulu Festival. Our regular quilting class will change from the Iolani Place to the Honolulu Festival Poakalani Exhibit Area from 10:00am – 2:00pm. Hope you can make it. Parking is $10.00 for the Festival so park at the Ala Moana Center and walk over. Hope to…
My heart belongs to the people of Kanagawa. An area steeped in tradition,where history was made and many of my friends and family reside. The Golden-Rayed Lily for everyone who makes their home in Kanagawa. Designed by John Serrao
Yamagata Prefecture known mostly for its cherries and pears and all fruits sweet and delicious. For our friends in Yamagata, your prefecture flower the safflower. Designed by John Serrao
The Fukui Prefecture where Dinosaurs once roamed but today where the Narcissus blooms throughout the region. For all our friends in Fukui. What a beautiful home you have.
The Miyagi prefecture is considered one of the three most scenic views of Japan and the Bush Clover is their chosen prefecture flower. This quilt was designed for the people of Miyagi.
Located on the island of Shikoku, Ehime Prefecture is another of Japan’s popular tourist destination. It is also the leading producers of mandarin oranges. A design of mandarin oranges for our friends of Ehime.
Toyama Prefecture is located at the center of Japan and is appropriately known as the gateway of the Sea of Japan. In Toyama the tulips blooms reveal their beautiful colors in spring.
Known as the gateway to Japan because of it’s most southern location in Kyushu Kagoshima Prefecture is also home to the small leaf Azalea.
Wakayama Prefecture borders Kyoto, Osaka, Nara and Mie and is very close to the Kasai International Airport. Known for it’s Mandarin Oranges and especially the Ume it also borders the Pacific Ocean. Designed by John Serrao 45″ x 45″
