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Chapter #74
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- September 2021 - Kay Storck
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- July 2021 - Stephanie English
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- April 2021 - Emiko Suzuki, Laura Felt
- March 2021 - Basket Workhop
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- December 2020 - Karen LaFleur-Stewart
- November 2020 - Laurie Wareham
- Laurie Wareham's Workshop
- September 2020 - At Home Ikebana Workshop
- August 2020 - Susan Cano
- July 2020 - Emiko Suzuki, Peggy Snow
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- October 2019 - Suzanne Dillingham
- September 2019 - Terri Ellis Todd
- August Luncheon 2018 Demonstration - Elaine Jo
- August Luncheon - Auction
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- July 2019 - Susan Cano
- June 2019 - Diane Harker
- May 2019 - Bradley, Dillingham, Forbes, Grier, Hill
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- March 2019 - Emiko Suzuki
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March 2019
"Ikenobo Free Style with Kitchen Utensils"
Presented by: Emiko Suzuki - Ikenobo School
Do you know how to make ikebana with and in kitchen utensils? Experience the original and most formal of the ikebana schools, Ikenobo, embracing modern free style creativity using unusual choices for containers - everyday kitchen utensils. Emiko artfully demonstrated surprising new angles for ikebana containers.
Slide show viewing: click on + in lower right corner of first photo. Click on > to see photos individually. Then move cursor down screen to remove obstruction.
