Tutorials for pojagi seam and embellishment techniques, both traditional and modern.
If you have tried any of my pojagi window hanging patterns, you will know that a lot of them involve joining pieces and then trimming then down to a specific size and shape. Because of that, I have a lot of odd-shaped scraps. I didn’t want to get rid of them because some of them …
This little project is inspired by old glass Christmas tree ornaments. They are quick and easy to do, so it’s a great project for learning a new technique.
Here’s another small pojagi bag – great for gifts or storing special things. The finished size is about 4 1/2″ x 6 1/2″, so it will hold larger things than the round bag.
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.
If you want to make a small gift even more special, this pojagi bag will do it. It is about 5″ wide and 4″ deep, so it’s the perfect size for gift cards or jewelry.