This window hanging is sure to cheer you up on a cold day. It’s the first of the Seasons Collection – Summer.
This piece finishes at 24″ square and is made with the modern pojagi seam technique.
The result is a totally reversible piece of patchwork art.
When it is on a surface or hanging on a wall, it looks like regular patchwork. When it hangs in a window, it looks like stained glass in a window. The seams give the impression of lead borders.
This pattern gives clear instructions for cutting and stitching. Everything is made with simple shapes – squares and rectangles.
It can be made with whatever fabric you choose, but batiks give it a beautiful glow.
Get it now in my shop or at Etsy.
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Elizabeth DeCroos
Elizabeth DeCroos is the designer and teacher at Epida Studio. She loves to work in quilting, pojagi and embroidery and teach these techniques to others.
Learn more and get her to speak to your group.