Jogakbo curtain

How to make an upcycled jogakbo-style curtain!

I had such old window treatments on this glass door for years and I knew it was within my abilities to do something about it and to do it in a beautiful creative way! This is beginner friendly if you take it slow. If you want to get very complex and creative with this...

@kaschubahommage on Instagram: "Had so much fun making these 🌞💜💚🧡✨ @julieblichfeld , , , , , , , , #suncurtains #handmade #pojagi #sustainableinteriors #textileart #pattern #colortherapy #highfrequencysupply"

This item is a décor shade that transforms a simple space into an exotic yet artistic one. With backlighting, the fabric takes itself to a level of modern yet natural translucency. The traditional Korean multi colored pattern creates an artistic atmosphere. By combining traditional Korean material called Oksa(silk), a modern pattern design and unique traditional JOGAKBO techniques, it has an elevated value of a craft. You can enjoy the variety of colors and intricate details of the item…

The Fabric Store on Instagram: "We’re always looking for scrap bust projects that turn project leftovers into something beautiful and useful! ✂️ This week we learned more about the Korean textile technique ‘jogakbo’ as we created this patchwork curtain. See all the pictures and info on how we made this on the blog — linked in our bio 🧡 #TheFabricStore"

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