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In this style of pojagi patchwork, the seam is completely finished on both sides. This makes the piece reversible, with no right or wrong side. … [Continue reading] about Traditional pojagi tutorial for hand-stitched reversible patchwork
Pojagi is an ancient Korean fibre art. Traditionally it was used to make wrapping cloths to store and carry household items and family heirlooms. Today these techniques are used to make a variety of items. … [Continue reading] about Pojagi: Traditional Korean patchwork tutorial
Modern pojagi patchwork is not like normal quilting. It is a single layer of fabric and is reversible. There are no exposed raw edges or seam allowances; no "right side" and "wrong side". … [Continue reading] about Modern pojagi patchwork seam tutorial
Modern pojagi patchwork is different from normal quilting. The finished piece is a reversible single layer of fabric with no raw edges or seam allowances exposed. … [Continue reading] about Simple method to sew a modern pojagi patchwork seam
Pojagi began as an art form thousands of years ago when women used scraps and pieces left over from other sewing projects to create beautiful wrapping cloths to store, cover and give things. The materials used were the same fabrics as those used for … [Continue reading] about Traditional Materials for Pojagi