We went to Ishinomaki on December 20th to give a workshop at Yoko's quilt shop.
It had been almost a half year since we visited it last time.
When we entered the shop, some of frequent customers were basting the fifth one of Anata to Watashino Quilt.
This quilt is special to Yoko. she assembled squares with crochet!
When the Europe trip in September, on the last day we gave a workshop to people of the Luxembourg Guild who supported people living in Ishinomaki with donations.
This is a sewing machine from Marc who is a member of it.
The tag was still on it as a special memory!
There was another sewing machine which was purchased using the donations from the Luxembourg Guild.
The workshop began ... We tried Punchneedle.
Some of ladies lost their everything. Their houses were washed away because of the Tsunami. They didn't hesitate to be open and talk about it which touched our hearts. How brave they were.
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12/25/2011
12/12/2011
New fabrics from the US!
12/08/2011
News from Ishinomaki
I assume many of you who check this blog on the regular basis remember that Yoko from Ishinomaki joined our quilt journey to Europe last September.
She met Marylene from Belgium and Claire from Paris who support Yoko and her customers living in Ishinomaki where the historical huge Tsunami struck, through projects called "Patch for Japan" and "Crochetons pour le Japon".
http://cribquiltenglish.blogspot.com/2011/10/patch-for-japan-and-crochetons-pour-le.html
On the journey we were also invited for a cocktail party by the Luxembourg Guild. The members asked for donations and gave them to Yoko.
http://cribquiltenglish.blogspot.com/2011/10/workshop-for-luxembourg-patchwork-guild.html
With the donation, Yoko placed an order for a sewing machine and it was delivered to her shop. This is the one.
It belongs to anyone who visits Yoko's quilt shop "NASA".
At her shop, there is another sewing machine working which was given from Marc of the Luxembourg Guild and was a personal belonging.
5 big quilts were assembled by Yoko and her close customers with blocks that we gave to her. There were a few blocks left after making the 5 quilts, so she made mini quilts using them and gave as presents to people who live in temporary houses.
This is a picture of a hospital which Yoko gave one of the mini quilts to.
She met Marylene from Belgium and Claire from Paris who support Yoko and her customers living in Ishinomaki where the historical huge Tsunami struck, through projects called "Patch for Japan" and "Crochetons pour le Japon".
http://cribquiltenglish.blogspot.com/2011/10/patch-for-japan-and-crochetons-pour-le.html
On the journey we were also invited for a cocktail party by the Luxembourg Guild. The members asked for donations and gave them to Yoko.
http://cribquiltenglish.blogspot.com/2011/10/workshop-for-luxembourg-patchwork-guild.html
With the donation, Yoko placed an order for a sewing machine and it was delivered to her shop. This is the one.
It belongs to anyone who visits Yoko's quilt shop "NASA".
At her shop, there is another sewing machine working which was given from Marc of the Luxembourg Guild and was a personal belonging.
5 big quilts were assembled by Yoko and her close customers with blocks that we gave to her. There were a few blocks left after making the 5 quilts, so she made mini quilts using them and gave as presents to people who live in temporary houses.
This is a picture of a hospital which Yoko gave one of the mini quilts to.
12/06/2011
lace lace lace!
Imported lace have arrived here. Pick it up for adding to your collections!
Please place an order from CRIB QUILT at office@crib.co.jp
L-01 18mm 300yen/m
L-03 28mm 350yen/m
L-04 25mm 350yen/m
L-06 35mm 450yen/m
L-07 12mm 300yen/m
L-08 17mm 150yen/m
See all
Please place an order from CRIB QUILT at office@crib.co.jp
L-01 18mm 300yen/m
L-02 20mm 380yen/m
L-03 28mm 350yen/m
L-04 25mm 350yen/m
L-05 22mm 350yen/m
L-06 35mm 450yen/m
L-07 12mm 300yen/m
L-08 17mm 150yen/m
See all
12/02/2011
Exhibition in Shanghai
Right after the trip to Paris, I went to Shanghai for a quilt exhibition which is held every November and called "China International Quilt & Hobby Craft 2011".
The number of visitors rose to 20000 people!
150 pieces of quilts from China, Korea, Taiwan, the US and Japan were exhibited. Yes, mine was also there.
I gave a workshop which many people attended, Thank you!
The number of visitors rose to 20000 people!
150 pieces of quilts from China, Korea, Taiwan, the US and Japan were exhibited. Yes, mine was also there.
I gave a workshop which many people attended, Thank you!
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