Sara Cook

Like so many I made my first quilt as a teenager in hexagons cut from Laura Ashley fabric. Since then my quilting journey has led me into teaching and in 2012 I established Brighton Fashion and Textile School to offer City and Guilds accredited courses in Patchwork and Quilting.

My own area of research and practice is documented in my recent book Bojagi:Design and techniques in Korean Textile Art, the culmination of 10 years of study. http://www.bojagiuk.com

I regularly contribute to articles for magazines and have worked as technical editor on a number of books about quilting. As a qualified Quilt Judge it is a great privilege to be asked to judge other makers work. You can find out more about the courses I offer by visiting the website http://www.brightonfashionandtextileschool.com

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Bojagi: Two day workshop. Two layer window or wall hanging, pieced with Kkekki seams, a triple stitched seam, silk orgnaza and pine nut decorative motifs. Bojagi: One layer window or wall hanging. One day workshop. Kkekki seam, a triple stitched seam, silk organza and bat knot deocative symbols. Bojagi: The Grey Line. Wall hanging, hand dyed silk organza. 2017 Bojagi: Miniature quilt. Made using tradtional piecing techniques and ramie fabric Bojagi: Lotus flower cover cloth. Korean silk organza (Workshop kit) Bojagi: Carry cloth for tradtional style tea caddy (workshop kit) Bojagi: Brooch workshop kit Bojagi:Design and techniques in Korean Textile Art One of my quilts featured on the front cover of Quilt Essential by Erin Burke Harris Taking part in the Talking Quilts Project 2015. Talking about the quilt I made with the fabrics from the family fabric scrap box after my mother died. Suwon in South Korea learning Bojagi patchwork

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