This is a tutorial for the technique for Reversible Pojagi. Seam allowances are totally enclosed, so either side can be displayed. This is the technique I used in my white place mats and my red a…

This tutorial will get you started with unlined pojagi by hand. The seams are completely enclosed, so there is no right or wrong side to the end product.

This is a modern interpretation of the ancient Korean art of pojagi. Use it to create window coverings that look like stained glass.

The word "pojagi" can mean wrapping cloth, traditional Korean sewing or reversible patchwork used for sewing projects.

These pojagi samples are beautiful to look at and might provide inspiration for your next sewing or patchwork project.

I've just discovered bojagi - or pojagi - a Korean patchwork technique that produces a beautiful stained glass effect. The cloth was traditionally used to cover food, to wrap gifts or to carry items.

Reversible pojagi seams are different from regular 1/4” quilting seams. These are the 5 rules that those seams follow. Learning these will help your sewing projects be more successful.

My oldest daughter and her husband bought a house a few months ago. So far, they only have temporary curtains or shades in their windows. Their kitchen window faces the street. It is nice to work a…

When Marian from Seamstobesew asked me to participate in her blog hop "A Fresh Snow Hop"and show sewing with non cotton fabrics I was absol...