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This is an exhibition of Korean artists based in Zurich. I will exhibit my bojagi works and framed works. Some of them are for sale. More details will come soon.

I was honored to have been selected for a solo exhibition at the Carrefour Européen du Patchwork. I exhibited 16 bojagi works including my latest transparent bojagi works and framed works. I was happy to see so many people who visited my exhibition. Thank you so much to all the organizing staff for everything, everyone who visited my exhibition, all catering staff for the good food, and to my husband and daughter for their help! I hope to come back one day in the future again!

I was happy to have been selected as an artist for the SwissArtExpo 2023! This was the first opportunity for me to sell my framed works, which represent my challenge to apply traditional bojagi to contemporary art. Thank you so much to all the organizing staff for everything, everyone who visited my exhibition, the news coverage, and my artist friends who shared their passion with me!

Vielen Dank, dass Sie an meinen Bojagi Workshops vom Workshop Tag teilgenommen haben! In total, about 40 participants joined my 4 bojagi workshops during the Workshop Day event. I was happy to see the participants enjoy making bojagi and to hear good feedback.

It was a great time to have a workshop at Patchwork du Léman. I was happy to see that participants enjoyed learning and making bojagi. Each participant had made lunch and cakes for sharing with everyone and we enjoyed it. 6 hours passed so quickly with a lot of fun conversation. Thank you for inviting me as an instructor. Also thank you bilingual participants for your French interpretation.

In this course, you will learn whip stitches and how to make a two-layered bojagi through making their original coasters with Korean fabric. Let's enjoy designing and hand sewing our own, unique bojagi coasters! The course is given in English. Beginners are welcome. You can register in German or in English.

My exhibition is named "Seika Lee Klein: Bojagi – colorful diary of handsewing".

This is the seasonal display of my bojagi in Misoga, a wonderful Korean restaurant in Zurich. I'm happy if you have a good time with delicious food and enjoy my bojagi there.

In this course, you will learn whip stitch and flat felled seam technique, and how to make a one-layered transparent bojagi with Korean silk fabric. Let's enjoy designing and hand sewing our own, unique bojagi! Please note that depending on the size of your project, you may need to finish it at home. The course is given in English. Beginners are welcome.

I exhibited my bojagi and also held several workshops during the event. Thank you so much patCHquilt for hosting me and supporting my preparation for the event.