Adding accents to pojagi window hangings
Appiquing accents are a fun way to add shapes to a pojagi window hanging. See how easy it is to do with paper-backed fusible web.
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How to sew partial seams in pojagi patchwork
Partial seams in patchwork can give you some fun effects. In pojagi patchwork, they are made in a similar method to quilting – but it’s not exactly the same. See how to sew them in this tutorial
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What foot should I use for pojagi seams?
Pojagi seams are different from regular 1/4″ seams. These seams that are finished on both sides. I use them to make patchwork window hangings, clothing and more. Learn what foot to use on your sewing machine.
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Tips for stitching a long pojagi seam
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.
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7 last-minute handmade gifts
When you want to make a special gift, but you’re short on time, these gifts are a great option.
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Is a pojagi seam the same as a French seam?
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.