Showing posts with label Log Cabin. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Log Cabin. Show all posts

December 2, 2020

Eight-Eight-Eight - 2020







We created this Log-Cabin Ohashi kite as part of the Kites Fighting Cancer, fundraising initiative created by Pennsylvania kite-builder Phil Broder. The kite was auctioned to support the Cleveland Clinic’s cancer research program.


July 4, 2017

Geo-Pointer - 2017

The Geo Pointer kite, designed by Ceewan is a Single Point Bridle kite.
Size: 5.5m x 2m



July 28, 2012

Twirlwind - 2012


The kite was made for the "Five Elements of the Universe" contest at the 2012 Dieppe France International Kite Festival. 
Wing Span: 240 cm Height: 230 cm

June 29, 2012

Pearson Roller - 2012


The light-wind Pearson Roller was our first use of the Log-Cabin patchwork technique back in 1996.
This Roller is one of our newest kites in which we used the more advanced Baravell 
Spiral Log-Cabin patchwork technique. 
Size: 3.5m x 2.5m

February 5, 2011

Anemone Rokakku - 2010

Uneven Log Cabin Patchwork
Size: 160cm x 120cm

Hearts - 2010

Uneven Log Cabin Patchwork
Size: 160cm x 50cm

Tosa-Dako - Reframed 2010

Originally built in the mid 90s, recently remodelled as a Japanese Tosa-Dako.

October 9, 2009

Fire Spark Hexagon - 2009


The patchwork technique is Triangular Log Cabin.
Size: 1.2m x 1m

TripleHex - 1997


1997, Sode/Kimono kite variation. 1.4m x 1.4m.
Patchwork technique - Log Cabin with a Twist (from Barbara T. Kaempfer)

December 27, 2008

Pearson Roller - 1996


:: Photo by Don Brownridge ::

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This light-wind Pearson Roller is our first use of the Log-Cabin patchwork technique.
Size: 3.5m x 2.5m

December 1, 2008

Snowflake Hexagon - 2008

This Hexagon kite design was influenced by the colors of Israel's flag, blue & white.
The patchwork technique is Triangular Log Cabin.
Size: 1.2m x 1m

November 30, 2008

Ice Crystal Hexagon - 2008

This Hexagon kite design was influenced by the colors of Israel's flag, blue & white.
The patchwork technique is called Triangular Log Cabin.
Size: 1.9m x 1.5m

September 14, 2007

Bloon - 2007

Bloon - Blooming Balloon.

Rokkaku with Circular Log Cabin.
Size: 1.5m x 1.2m

First flight: Cervia, 2007

Shula also made a wall quilt using the same pattern:


Here, displayed at a "Blooming" themed quilt show in Israel.

Star of David Rokkaku - 2002


This Rokkaku kite design was influenced by the colors of Israel's flag, blue & white.
The patchwork technique is "Log Cabin with a Twist".
Size: 1.8m x 2.4m

September 8, 2007

The Half-Log-Cabin Bedspread Kite - 2003







A Pointed Edo-variant using the "Half Log Cabin" patchwork technique. 2.2m x 2.2m.

Genki Bird - 2002

A Genki-type kite with a "Log-Cabin"bird motif, inspired by Scott Skinner.

August 25, 2007

Sode Flowers

1997, Sode/Kimono kite variation. 2.1m x 2.7m.
Patchwork technique - Log Cabin with a Twist (from Barbara T. Kaempfer)