Shoka Sanshuike Kabuwake & Hanging Freestyle

Susan Foye 

Susan demonstrated shoka sanshuike kabuwake, where a shoka shofutai is divided into 2 kenzans. One holds the shin and soe and the other the tai group. A small tai-za and soe-za tie them together

Kathy Huang

Kathy shared a power point and hints for making hanging freestyle arrangements in Ikenobo. The workshop used frames with decorative paper backgrounds and suspended tubes of flowers

Kabuwake instructor- Susan Foye

Kabuwake Holly Harris

Kabuwake Masumi Ichikawa Naylor

Kabuwake Ileen Conn

Kabuwake Kathy Huang

Kabuwake Kathy D'Angelo

Kabuwake Joanne Wimberly

Kabuwake Carolyn Johnson

Kabuwake Nanny Almquist

Kabuwake Deb Young

Kabuwake Teresa Silverman

Kabuwake Patsy Cunningham

Kabuwake Mimi Santini-Ritt

Kabuwake Kai-Yin Hsu

Hanging Freestyle instructor Kathy Huang

Hanging Freestyle - Joanne Wimberly

Hanging Freestyle - Holly Hatsis

Hanging Freestyle Masumi Ichikawa Naylor

Hanging Freestyle - Ileen Conn

Hanging Freestyle - Nagina Malhostra

Hanging Freestyle -Kai-Yin Hsu

Hanging Freestyle - Carolyn Johnson

Hanging Freestyle - Teresa Silverman

Hanging Freestyle - Deb Young

Hanging Freestyle - Mimi Santini-Ritt

Hanging Freestyle - Susan Foye

Hanging Freestyle - Patsy Cunningham

Hanging Freestyle - Nanny Almquist