How to make a hand-stitched pojagi patchwork coaster @EpidaStudio
How to make a hand-stitched pojagi patchwork coaster  @EpidaStudio
Uploaded January 2025 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
This practical hand-stitching project is made with traditional pojagi patchwork. It is 4" square, so it's just the right size for your favourite mug.

A coaster is a great project for trying a new sewing technique because it is large enough to learn the skills but small enough to easily finish. If you enjoy the technique, you can move on to a larger project with confidence.

The seams in this project are not reversible, but they are stitched with a whip stitch so all your stitches are visible in the final product. Use a matching or contrasting thread colour.

The sample is made with linen fabric and perle cotton thread, but you can experiment with your own fabric and thread combinations.

***** See more projects *****
Visit epidastudio.com for more tutorials
Get patterns, courses and workshops at epidastudio-shop.com

***** Follow Epida Studio *****
Instagram instagram.com/elizabeth.epidastudio
Facebook facebook.com/epidastudio
Pinterest pinterest.ca/epidastudio
How to make a hand-stitched pojagi patchwork coasterChoosing sashing fabric for your Summer 2025 Quilt-along projectBargain store embroidery kit review (is it worth it?)Making Quilt Cookies3 Tips for French knotsBroken Arrow quilt block tutorialSummer 2025 Quilt-along bonus project!Hearth and Home - 5 quilt block tutorial7 things to think about before giving a quilt as a giftThe fabric you will need for your first quilt projectStudio Update #18 - new course, Quilt-along, Quilt CanadaCross Stitch vs. Cross Stitch - Whats the difference?
Epida Studio Quilting & Embroidery |

How to make a hand-stitched pojagi patchwork coaster

SHARE TO X SHARE TO REDDIT SHARE TO FACEBOOK WALLPAPER