3. Failure Teaches Success: Sachiko Aldous of Tea Rose Home

Creative Japan: Gathering Artist's Tales with a Japanese Connection

04/19/24 • 28 min

Sachiko shares with us a unique northern Japanese treat, her wide range of creative endeavors and her role as a Babylock machine ambassador for the past six years.

GUEST BIO

Sachiko Aldous was born and raised in Japan and moved to the United States at the age of 22. Throughout her life, she was always drawn to anything creative. She loves to draw, make jewelry and miniature rooms (they are available in her Etsy shop), but what she loves the most is working with fabrics such as sewing clothes and quilting.

She has been an ambassador for Babylock for the last 6 years, and feels blessed to work with such great machines, people and company. She shares her creations on her blog, Instagram, Pinterest and Etsy. To learn more about Sachiko and her Tea Rose home blog, visit https://tearosehome.blogspot.com/ or follow her on social media @tearosehome.
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ABOUT THE HOST
Emi Takagi Stapler is a Japanese-American quilter and designer currently living in Colorado Springs, Colorado. Born in the United States and raised in Japan, she finds inspiration from her Japanese culture and upbringing, but through a modern lens.
She enjoys connecting with artists and makers to listen to their creative journeys, and believes that we find the most authentic inspiration when we are curious and look far beyond our own front doors. To learn more about Emi or the Creative Japan podcast, you can find her on Instagram @emiandkostudio or visit her website at www.emiandkostudio.com.

04/19/24 • 28 min

Creative Japan: Gathering Artist's Tales with a Japanese Connection - 3. Failure Teaches Success: Sachiko Aldous of Tea Rose Home

Transcript

Welcome to Creative Japan, the podcast where we explore the vibrant world of artists and makers united by a Japanese connection. Join us as artists from around the globe discuss their work and share their creative journeys. I am your host, Emi Takagi Stapler, a Japanese American quilter and designer. I discovered my own artistic voice, one I describe as modern meets heritage, when I found myself pulling from my Japanese culture and upbringing in my designs.

I believe that by listening t

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