Yeoujimunbo, 여의주문 (Cathedral Window) hand stitching One scrap of plain medium-weight

One scrap of plain medium-weight woven fabric

encouraging readers to get involved or deepen their commitment to changing the habit of overconsumption

Nicholas was inspired to make a temperature quilt by fellow improv quilter Jo Avery

including filling stitches and outlines

Her story will appeal to anyone interested in the fiber arts or the textile industry

Yeoujimunbo, 여의주문 (Cathedral Window) hand stitching One scrap of plain medium-weightIn Korean culture, yeouiju means wish fulfilling jewel, Yeouijumun means a jewel pattern, and Yeouijumunbo is the name for a Jogakbo design that is found in the Joseon dynasty period (1392 1910) and in contemporary quilting. The first documentation of the use of the cathedral window in a quilt appeared at the Chicago Worlds Fair in the US in 1933. The technique quickly became popular in North America in the 1930s. In her book, Cathedral Window Quilts,