Brand: Selfmade

Suitable for interior: Tablecloths

The pojagi seam

1- Cut the fabric into squares. The squares can be of different sizes, colours or fabrics. You're in charge.

The pojagi seam

2- Lay one piece of fabric on top of another. Shift the upper piece of fabric 1 cm to one side. If necessary, draw the seam up with tailor’s chalk or a marker pen. Sew the fabric pieces together with a 1 cm seam allowance.

The pojagi seam

3- Fold the outermost seam around the edge of the second seam, and press.

The pojagi seam

4- Fold and press the seam once more (the raw edge is now concealed).

The pojagi seam

5- Stitch firmly with a row of stitching 2 mm from the edge.

The pojagi seam

6- Continue sewing pieces of fabric together in the same way until your fabric is the size you need. If you sew two pieces that are not of equal length, just cut off the excess.

Brand: Selfmade

Suitable for interior: Tablecloths

The pojagi seam

1- Cut the fabric into squares. The squares can be of different sizes, colours or fabrics. You're in charge.

The pojagi seam

2- Lay one piece of fabric on top of another. Shift the upper piece of fabric 1 cm to one side. If necessary, draw the seam up with tailor’s chalk or a marker pen. Sew the fabric pieces together with a 1 cm seam allowance.

The pojagi seam

3- Fold the outermost seam around the edge of the second seam, and press.

The pojagi seam

4- Fold and press the seam once more (the raw edge is now concealed).

The pojagi seam

5- Stitch firmly with a row of stitching 2 mm from the edge.

The pojagi seam

6- Continue sewing pieces of fabric together in the same way until your fabric is the size you need. If you sew two pieces that are not of equal length, just cut off the excess.

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