Pojagi Patchwork is a traditional Korean art form.  Beautiful, reversible fabric pieces are made, often from scraps, by enclosing all raw edges in a flat-felled seam.  This give a finished look to both sides of the piece, which resembles stained glass when held to light or hung in a window.

During the workshop, you will be able to make a panel in a size of your own choosing. 

Following registration, you will be sent guidance on choosing your panel size and fabrics, together with a list of things you will need to bring to the workshop.

On the day, Mary will show examples of Pojagi pieces she has made.

Mary will demonstrate the Pojagi seaming technique and give each participant ready-cut fabric pieces to practice.

You will be taken through the process of determining the cuts needed to get the size of your finished panel  (basically the math and the seam allowance needed).

You will then cut the required pieces  before using the Pojagi seaming technique to make your own panel.

As you finish your piecing, you will be shown how to hem your panel and given ideas for hanging your finished panel.

This will be a fun group get-together to do what we all love doing - learning new, or perfecting, patchwork and quilting techniques.  

Questions? Contact Mary Davis, at mary@haslingdene.com