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5th Annual
Bolts of Fabric & Fun Sale

April 17, Saturday

Honpa Hongwanji Social Hall,
Pali Highway
8:00 – 9:00 am TEMARI Members
9:00 am - 1:00 pm Public
Free Admission, Free Parking

Here is TEMARI’s annual gathering for people who love textiles and the related arts of beading, needle work, quilting, surface decoration, dyeing, printing and weaving.

Enjoy Talk Story sessions:
• Japanese Family Crests, Ben Kudo
• New from Old with Needle & Thread, 2009 TEMARI Mingei Tour Participants

Buy more remnants, beads, buttons, threads, hand knotted rugs, interior designers’ samples, lace, sewing tools, fabric inks.

Add to your collection or snap up a bargain
—vintage garments, ethnic weavings, reeds and yarns, bolts of new yardage, ready-to-dye white cotton clothing, lots of silk kimono and cotton yukata.


Bolts Vendors
Claire Ariyoshi: sewn accessories

Nakeu Awai: signature fabrics of ohe kapala patterns & katagami images

Sarah Chinen: fabrics, sewing supplies

Patti Chong Chun: silk clothing blanks; www.heartwayinternational.com

Monica Dang: collections of good taste

Regina Dang: irresistible fibers, beads and more

Gary Fujimoto: grab-you graphics printed on the kitchen counter

Gallery EAS: Charlene Tashima’s rich collection of “stuff”

Amy Hansen: glass, stone & semi-precious beads plus pearls

June Hee & Michelle Shigezawa: bolts & bolts of new yardage

June Hirano & Joan Okino: from the sisters’ collections–haori & kimono

Darius Homay: Hasami Okumi textiles

Wendy Kim Messier: bags of remnants, buttons & sale of her clothing

Les Kozuki: kimono & dyed scarves

Julie Lauster & Pake Zane: kimono, obi, Ming’s jewelry, sari borders

Susan Mendes: fabrics

Janice Mills & Beverly Major: “Mo-ichi-do”, one more time, remade works

Liz Napoleon: fabrics & whatevahs

NuiMono: from the King Street shop—pieced clothing & fabrics

Geraldine Sakai: Yukata patchwork appliqués, Asian-inspired accessories

PidginOverDrive: Leo & Patrick Sato print tees with attitude

Tom Sheeran: BEADS…glass, bone, wood, stone, shell…on sale!

Tokidoki: from the Ryans’ spot-on shopping in Japan—books, katagami, kimono

Rene’ Tomita & Hilma Fujimoto: silk shibori flower pins, lush & loony Lucite bead earrings

Lisa Wiemken: sewn/folded/wired works from the inexhaustible Fukumitsu clan

Raymond Yamachika: boxes of fabrics and cartons of beads

Cora Yee: summer rayons & cottons and jewlery from her international travels


Visiting Artist
Keiki Fujita
Slide Lecture
& Trunk Show
April 28, Wednesday 5:30 – 7:30 pm

Place, A Design Atelier By Philpotts 40 South School Street, #100
(former Kaneda Catering building) www.placehawaii.com

Very Limited Seating.
Priority Seating for TEMARI members.

From 1982 to 1984 in Kyoto, Keiki Fujita was an apprentice under Master Nishihiro Fujita (no relation) learning the fabric painting style that he named, “Musen Yuzen.” When she returned to the States, she practiced his techniques of painting directly on fabrics and then “let go... letting the colors, forms and patterns evolve and engage.”

In 1985 she started selling her silk scarves at the late Sandra Sakata’s Obiko Gallery, renown for excellent and very distinctive wearable art. Quickly, her wares were purchased by celebrities. Commissions for sarongs and gowns in silk and chiffon followed. Keiki’s work is now sold in special boutiques throughout the States, Berlin, Paris, Tokyo and London. Fujita’s slide lecture will illustrate how she uses the traditional harite and shinshi stretcher bars to keep fabric taut during the painting. TEMARI students who have taken our workshops in pasteresist katazome will enjoy seeing Fujita’s intuitive blending, brushing and resist techniques; familiar yet innovative.

Please reserve your seat on the Spring Registration Form.

Keiki has generously offered a portion of her sales to TEMARI’s Keiki Art activities.



29th
Trash & Treasure
Fair

November 7, 2010

Screening of New Artists
August 7, Saturday
9 – 11:00 am

TEMARI, 1754 Lusitana Street
Bring samples of priced pieces.


TEMARI'S
Mingei Tour '09


L to R- First Row: Sharon Yamaoka, Karen Kawachika, Julie Masumoto-Joyce, Alice Harrington, director of PACE (organization who assisted in the tour programming)

Second Row: Kathy Sato, Jackie Hironaka, Leah Sekiguchi, Joan Okino, Jere Matsumoto, Judy Kappenberg, June Hirano, Michelle Yoshida, Mary Kamiya

Third Row: Vicky Sakai, Kay Kawachika, Marian Holokai, Daisy Kajiwara, Jean Hara, Merle Grybowski (Tour Leader), Connie McTeer, Jeannie Yoshida


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