In Korea, when a gift is given in a pojagi wrapping cloth, the cloth is a symbol of the love and good wishes that go along with the gift. This book cover is not a traditional wrapping cloth, but the pojagi hand-stitching is still a way to share love and good wishes with your book…
If you’re looking for a special hand-stitching project, this circle ornament is a wonderful choice. It is a quick and easy way to try some new techniques and will give you a piece you can enjoy for many years.
This stitching project is a fusion of cultures. It is made with traditional Korean patchwork techniques, but linen and perle cotton instead of silk or ramie. When my kids saw it, they said “it looks like a samosa” and the name was born. No matter where you’re from, you can enjoy this simple project with…
A Hera marker is the best sewing tool that you’ve never heard of. It is inexpensive, easy to store and can be used with multiple techniques.
This is the piece I vowed I would never make again. I do like how it looks, but there is an interesting story behind it.
Are you intrigued by reversible patchwork? Do you want to make beautiful window hangings that look like stained glass? Need one on one help for finishing your project? Then this is for you! Check out the modern pojagi online course. You will get: video instruction along with clear printable instructions for a window hanging project…