Pogagi for qayg?

**mea12** · 07-20-2015, 01:42 AM

Oh this is really great! I have been perusing images online. Lots of good examples on pinterest...even saw a great skirt. I'll definitely be trying this out in some form. I thought special fabrics were used but apparently quilting cottons and even batiks will give the translucent look when hung in a window? i saw tutorial but still can't quite figure out the type of seam used..particular for the ones w/ the black surrounding. It definitely does not look difficult though. Thanks so much for sharing!

**yobrosew** · 07-19-2015, 07:18 PM

Here is a fun blog with pics. Although videos are nice, I still favor print material. http://www.wabei-mono.com/blog/2008/...agi-revisited/

**yobrosew** · 07-20-2015, 06:13 AM

I have been giving it a try and here is what Is working for me: I us half inch seam alliwance on both pieces being joined and trim one side down.

**yobrosew** · 07-20-2015, 07:09 AM

Originally Posted by yobrosew

This is cool and could do many of them with leftover quiltblocks or something. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AarpBS2L6Pg

Not sure why this was brought to this thread as it is about one single silk wrapping sheet and how to wrap pesents with it and not the bojagi piecing method. Sorry for the confusion and this being in this thread. Thought I posted it it General Chit Chat as not about quilting but wrapping gifts with silk squares. Guese the word pojagi refers to several things.

**yobrosew** · 07-20-2015, 07:24 AM

Originally Posted by Barb in Louisiana

I believe it to be a flat felled seam, just on the inside of the fabric as opposed to the good side like on jeans.

I think this is called a False Flat Felled Seam. A true Flat Felled Seam is stitched with the wrong sides together and the fold over is done on the front side.

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