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1938 Born in Tokuyama City, Yamaguchi Prefecture (currently Shunan City)
1957 Encountered a quilt while living in Bethesda, Maryland, USA for two years and made a needle at the age of 38
1985 Held "Indigo Dyed Quilt Exhibition" at the Japan Club in New York
1987 The indigo blue quilt exhibition was in "THE QUILT ENGAGEMENT CALENDAR"
Published in "Digest 5"
1990 Presented work in "Feeling 1990" in the Netherlands
1992 Solo exhibition at Ginza Mikimoto Hall Exhibited and quilt exhibition in Switzerland
1993 Exhibited at overseas quilt exhibitions such as France
1993 Lecturer at Indiana State Museum
1997 Opened "nuno space Kuroba", a shop for fabrics and works centered on indigo
dying in Nishi-Ogikubo.We are celebrating 40 years of experience in Poon Quilt.
Major book "Patchwork Quilt of Shizuko Kuroha Indigo Dyeing and Chintz" (Cultural Press)
"Shizuko Kuroha's Easy Sewing Machine Patchwork" (Patchwork News Agency)
"Easy sewing machine patchwork quilt by Shizuko Kuroha" (NIHON VOGUE)
And many
Since the quilt was not known in Japan yet, she wanted to spread this method to Japanese women, and after returning to Japan, she built her own world with quilts using old Japanese fabrics such as indigo dyeing and chintz. Presides over the Kuroha Quilt Circle.
The works created based on the images of nature and fantasy create a unique world and also serve to introduce the charm of Japanese fabric to the world.
The "Kasuri Book" "Winter Sea of ​​Japan" in the collection of Mr. Robert James was donated to the University of Nebraska Quilt Museum and is permanently preserved.
Currently, she has classrooms in Tokyo, Fujisawa, Sapporo, Kobe, Hiroshima, and Fukuoka, and holds group exhibitions every year. She has published more than 30 books since 1980, and her quilting activities are carried out throughout Japan, the United States, Taiwan, and Europe.
Information on the quilt classroom
"When I look into the classroom one day, I hear a lot of fun laughing. Everyone is cheering as they unfold their own quilts and the quilts that have finally been completed over time. Different fabrics and different patterns. There are bedspreads and small tapestries that show the individuality of the quilt. There is no curriculum in this classroom. For those who are new to quilts, we will prepare a kit only for the first time. If you have a small piece of work or a cloth you want to use, start from there. You will nod or open your eyes by the teacher's story and advice. It's really pleasant!! Whether you are new to quilting or have been tingling for years, this is a classroom that anyone can enjoy. If you are interested in quilts, you can use any cloth. Indigo-dyed cloth, American cotton, shirts that can't be thrown away, or memorable kimonos are fine. Tips on how to sew, how to hold needles, how to apply patterns, how to match colors, etc. There are many things you should know rather than not know. Those wisdoms will enrich and help you. "
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[@ango-e1k]

初めまして。
先生とこのチャンネルに救われた者です。
私は小さい頃から和裁を習った母から裁縫のダメ出しばかりされていました。布も、縫う事も好きなのに、否定されてばかりでした。
先生のお話に本当に好きな事は続ける事が出来る…に泣けてきました。
子供達が小さい頃、必要な物を縫う度ごとに下手でごめんねと、罪悪感ばかりでしたが、自分で縫う事は手放しませんでした!
好きだったからなんだと、今更気がついてます…。先生の言葉を励みに楽しみながら、布と一緒に遊んでみます。母は母。私は私の好きな事をします。母から譲られた着物は有効に活用します!長文失礼しました。

[@shizukokuroha9055]

温かいコメントありがとうございます。80歳過ぎにもなって慣れない動画でもキルトを通して好きなことを続ける楽しさ素晴らしさを少しでもお伝えできればと思っておりますので本当に嬉しいです、励みになります。私も昔家庭科は2でした、どうぞこれからも楽しんで続けてください。

[@田中糸]

説明が長過ぎでしつっこい