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Kinusaiga is a Japanese fabric art with no sewing. You cut a design into foam and tuck fabric into the lines.
You will need: Foam board, an adhesive sheet, a craft knife, a tucking tool and cotton fabric.
- What is kinusaiga? A beginner's guideKinusaiga is a Japanese no-sew fabric art. Learn how it works, how it differs from quilting, and what you need to make your first picture.
- Kinusaiga supplies: what you need to get startedA simple kinusaiga supplies list covering foam board, adhesive sheets, knives, tucking tools and the best fabric for beginners.
- How to make kinusaiga step by stepLearn how to make kinusaiga from foam board and fabric, from cutting the grooves to tucking the edges, wrapping the sides and framing.
- 12 kinusaiga tips and common mistakes to avoidPractical kinusaiga tips for neat grooves, crisp corners and smooth fabric, plus the common beginner mistakes and how to fix them.
- Now you are ready for your first project: Sunrise over the seaBig, calm shapes that make an easy first board. ★☆☆☆☆
