This window hanging looks like stained glass, but it’s actually fabric! It’s made with batiks stitched together with the modern pojagi style seam technique.
The pattern for this piece is available in my shop. It includes clear directions for all the techniques involved in making this window hanging with lots of diagrams and pictures.
There is no precision cutting or piecing involved, but a simple “loop and snip” technique is used to make the pieces. It doesn’t require any special ruler or equipment, just basic quilting tools like a sewing machine and iron.
The sample piece uses red, yellow and blue as the three colours, but you can use up to five different colours or only one if you prefer.
Even if you’ve never tried modern pojagi before, this is a great project. Try it today!
If you like this, you might like the companion pieces “Glimmer” and “Glow”. Together they make up the Luminosity Collection. Buy all three together for a special discount.
Elizabeth DeCroos
designer, teacher, speaker
Elizabeth enjoys doing all types of sewing and needlework and teaching others new techniques. For more information or to have her speak to your group click HERE.
