BellaBoo

It's an old technique but I've never seen it before.

http://www.quiltingdaily.com/media/p/25984.aspx

IndigoQuilter

I have got to try this, thank you for sharing!

Shelbie

This just looks like a fancy name for a flat felled seam that we learned in 4-H.

azwendyg

That's what I was thinking too..."Pojagi" must be Korean for flat felled seam. I've seen some absolutely gorgeous sheer curtains made using this technique. Thanks for posting a reminder of this beautiful technique BellaBoo.

QuiltnNan

i've always known it as a flat fell seam

QuiltnNan

oops... now that i've read all the posts... i see that others have known it that way too.

patricej

yep. i remember using those in garment sewing.
i never thought of it for quilting.
it might come in handy for Quilt-As-You-Go.

just what i needed.
another experiment to add to my "lab assignment" list. LOL

kuntryquilter

I learned this tecnique 50 + years ago in Home Ec when sewing garments.

KalamaQuilts

It would be a brilliant solution for making flimseys that are 'finished' and we could use them for summer spreads, tablecloths etc.. Labor intensive for complicated piecework, but lovely for the simple Modern style.

There is no law that says patchwork needs to be three layers, only quilts

owlvamp

That is really neat!