stitching a traditional lined pojagi seam

#pojagi #bojagi #handsewing
This patchwork technique is made with visible stitching in a contrasting colour. The stitches are part of the design and not merely functional.
It is the traditional stitching technique used in pojagi - Korean patchwork, but there are lots of modern interpretations and uses.
Try it with a variety of fabrics and threads - silk, ramie, linen or cotton.
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[@artyfartyannie]

Wonderful, love this, never heard of Pojagi before, but I will definitely be trying this - I have some reclaimed sari silks and vintage silk threads I can use. New subscriber here, I think there are lots of things on your channel which I'll enjoy, so I'm looking forward to a catch-up :)

[@EpidaStudio]

Those will be beautiful projects!
"Pojagi" is also spelled "bojagi", so be sure to check out those terms as well. There are a lot of great artists for inspiration.

[@bridgettebaylis1819]

nice

[@diannesumida6357]

What kind of thread are you using?

[@EpidaStudio]

This is linen fabric and perle cotton thread.
Traditionally it is commonly stitched with silk fabric and silk thread, but the linen and cotton are easier to see.

[@user-mp9ur3bj1f]

Just listened to you on Quiltersway fire podcast!

[@EpidaStudio]

Fun! That's a great podcast. I was excited to be on it.