Often we want to make large projects with pojagi patchwork seams. Shower curtains, tablecloths and bed spreads are all great applications for this reversible patchwork technique. But the long seams can be tricky. These five tips will help.
When you want to make a special gift, but you’re short on time, these gifts are a great option.
Although both seams are similar, they are not exactly the same. In this video I explain the difference between the two seams and where the pojagi seam originated.
A patchwork shower curtain is made with the same techniques as my stained glass window hangings, but it requires holes on the top edge to hang it. In this tutorial, you will learn how to finish the edge with button holes.
If you have one of my patterns that uses reversible patchwork, you are probably curious about the technique. Here is more information about these patterns and the techniques that are used.
I always recommend batik fabric for stained glass window hangings. Find out why in this short video.