Win a Sashiko 2 Machine from Okan Arts

Designers Patricia Belyea and Victoria Stone are owners of Okan Arts, and they lead creative quilting experiences and import vintage Japanese textiles. Patricia is also the author of East-Meets-West Quilts: Explore Improv with Japanese-Inspired Designs.

Now, Okan Arts is having the biggest giveaway they have ever had which includes a Sashiko 2 machine by Baby Lock, a Clear Extension Table by Sew Steady, and 12 Large Spools of 12wt. Cotton Thread by Aurifil.

Click here to learn how to enter.

Comments

#16 Cynthia Glover 2019-12-30 21:54

This would be welcomed into my sewong room with open arms. Thank you in advance.

#15 Mary F Burnette 2019-12-30 20:51

I can’t hand quilt due to the arthritis in my fingers. But oh I can sew some quilts on this Babylock Sashiko. A machine to dream about. Hope it makes Florida its new home with me of course!

#14 dllynn 2019-12-30 14:11

I have made many handmade items, but I have never hand stitched a quilt. I love the look of Sashiko with 12 wt thread!

#13 Diane k Friedman 2019-12-30 13:58

super, I can sew fine on a machine but and hand stitching is out of my realm, this would be a solution but out of my budget! ;-)

#12 Roxy Murray 2019-12-30 12:54

I’ve been wanting to experience this machine. I’m no longer able to hand quilt so would like to win.

#11 fabpatch 2019-12-13 13:27

Yet again this is only for members in the USA, so unfair.

#10 Duffy 2019-12-12 00:39

I just started to finish a project that I have made several years ago. My back ground will be a Sashiko. But I am not sure if that is a good Idea to do by hand because of My Fibromyalgia. Hands do not like to sew anymore. I heard about this Sashiko machine but it is not in my budget to much expenses this year. But who now's maybe I am lucky.

#9 Charlene F Waters 2019-12-11 16:52

i hand quilt because i don't have a machine

#8 Charlene F Waters 2019-12-11 16:51

Charlene F Waters

#7 Karen Eggert 2019-12-11 16:27

I often combine hand and machine quilting in one quilt. What fun it would be to add this new technique to one of my future quilts.

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