Authentic Japanese food at KAZU in Stuart, FL. I had lunch there today and it was awesome!
Friday, August 12, 2011
Hobby Lobby opens in Jensen Beach, FL on 8.8.11
Folks....we have arrived! We have our own brand new Hobby Lobby in Jensen Beach. Here is the link to the location. They had their first coupon in this past Sunday paper (in the Stuart News anyway). Well, I am off to go check it out. Just had time to read the Sunday paper today! Will post more when I get back.
Monday, June 27, 2011
"It's Sew Easy" new sewing show debuts June 30th, 2011
This is the first season (series 100) of It's Sew Easy, a long awaited sewing show. Check with PBS in your area for times and availability. If it's not available please ask for it. More information will be available on http://www.itsseweasytv.com/. You will be able to purchase the entire series.
I was fortunate to be invited to do a segment (#104), so I believe that means "week four". I'll have more info soon. The segments carry a myriad of projects for all sewing levels and interests.
The segment above is a promo and gives you an idea of what it is like. In the intro, there is a quick shot of me....thank goodness I had a good hair day! After all, I was in snowy Cleveland, Ohio and my hair is used to blasts of Florida humidity. On the other hand, the hotel had great complimentary cookies. When you see a shot with three dress garments dressed in wearable art Kimono....they're mine!
I'll add more info soon....
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Hattie Shorts, artist extraordinaire !
Friday, June 10, 2011
You can find inspiration for art everywhere...even a marina....
perspective...
color...
monochromatic composition....
texture....
cool graphics....
a human touch....
Namaste
Tuesday, May 24, 2011
Quilt by 8th graders in Indiana to honor Nissei WWII Veterans
From the article:
The 8th Grade students at Sunnyside and Tecumseh Middle Schools in Lafayette ,Indiana are undertaking an awesome and inspiring project, a 19 X 41 ft quilt honoring the Japanese American soldiers who fought in World War II. This project is under the tutorship of their teacher, Mrs Leila Meyerratken. In addition to memorabilia, including dog tags of Nisei veterans , and the two poems written by 8th Graders, there will be over 20,000 names of Nisei soldiers, from the 100th Battalion, the famed 442nd Infantry Regiment, the 522nd Artillery Battalion , 1399th Engineer Construction Battalion and MIS (Military Intelligence Service) . There will be 120,000 tassels representing the number of Japanese and Japanese Americans incarcerated in Relocation Camps . The quilt dimension of 19X41 feet was chosen to represent the year 1941, the year Pearl Harbor was bombed. Like the "Go For Broke"Memorial in Lost Angeles, this quilt will be a tribute to the Japanese Americans who volunteered to fight for their country to prove that they are loyal Americans despite the incarceration of their family members in Relocation Centers. They are hoping that this quilt will be seen by others in the United States to teach others how they rose above the indignities they suffered by making sacrifices in the field of battle . The students strongly feel that this WWII history of the Japanese Americans soldiers , which is not covered in history books, should be told. To read more......
The 8th Grade students at Sunnyside and Tecumseh Middle Schools in Lafayette ,Indiana are undertaking an awesome and inspiring project, a 19 X 41 ft quilt honoring the Japanese American soldiers who fought in World War II. This project is under the tutorship of their teacher, Mrs Leila Meyerratken. In addition to memorabilia, including dog tags of Nisei veterans , and the two poems written by 8th Graders, there will be over 20,000 names of Nisei soldiers, from the 100th Battalion, the famed 442nd Infantry Regiment, the 522nd Artillery Battalion , 1399th Engineer Construction Battalion and MIS (Military Intelligence Service) . There will be 120,000 tassels representing the number of Japanese and Japanese Americans incarcerated in Relocation Camps . The quilt dimension of 19X41 feet was chosen to represent the year 1941, the year Pearl Harbor was bombed. Like the "Go For Broke"Memorial in Lost Angeles, this quilt will be a tribute to the Japanese Americans who volunteered to fight for their country to prove that they are loyal Americans despite the incarceration of their family members in Relocation Centers. They are hoping that this quilt will be seen by others in the United States to teach others how they rose above the indignities they suffered by making sacrifices in the field of battle . The students strongly feel that this WWII history of the Japanese Americans soldiers , which is not covered in history books, should be told. To read more......
Thursday, May 19, 2011
Friday, May 6, 2011
Historical Mapping of the Middle East...
If only history class was this easy in the olden days of books....
http://www.mapsofwar.com/images/EMPIRE17.swf
Friday, April 22, 2011
Earth Day...Free coffee at Starbucks
Bring your own or a Starbucks travel mug and receive free coffee or tea today! Only at participating locations....and check what time it ends. For more info CLICK HERE.
Friday, April 15, 2011
Haute Handbags Spring 2011 ~ Mumm Pouch by Stephanie Kimura
I'll also have the metal frame used in the Mumm Pouch for sale in a few days....watch for it here.
Here's my "Mumm Pouch" on page 94 (above). Elegant morsels made with vintage Chirimen Kimono textiles. Use fabrics from a skirt your Grandmother wore....a great way to keep a connection to her (also a great gift to the bride in your family).
More instructions on page 95 and free pattern on page 96 (below).
LOTS of great Artists in this issue......here is a peek......
I am a sucker for RED!
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