Pojagi Star Ornament Tutorial
This project is a great example of three-dimensional pojagi. It only uses the basic pojagi seam, but with great impact. It’s a fun project that looks more complicated than it is.
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Small pojagi bag tutorial
To make a small gift even more special, give it in this beautiful pojagi bag. It is about 5″ wide and 4″ deep, so it’s the perfect size for gift cards or jewelry.
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Hand-stitched pojagi flower bookmark tutorial
This pretty bookmark is a useful item for any readers in your life. It includes three different traditional pojagi techniques, so it is a great project for expanding your stitching skills.
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Pinch Stitch Tree Pojagi Coaster Tutorial
This hand-stitched coaster is a quick project. It would make a great gift with a mug and some coffee, or make a whole set for yourself. It’s a great way to try out traditional Korean pojagi stitching techniques without the commitment of a huge project.
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Hand-stitched Pojagi Book Cover
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…
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Hand-stitched Pojagi Circle Ornament
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.