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Class Kit
$10 paid to instructor.
Skill Level
Beginner
About the Class
Take a break from your machine and try something new! Kinusaiga is a Japanese art form that creates mosaic-like pictures by pressing fabric scraps into pre-cut grooves on a foam board, requiring no sewing or glue. Often called "no-sew quilting" or "painting with cloth," we are going to use up a lot of your scrap fabric to build a beautiful picture you can proudly display or hang. Think stained glass but for cloth!
Fabric Requirements
A bunch of fabric scraps of varying colors and sizes (depending on which pattern you choose).
Class Supply List
Class kit (Foam board (12"x16", Exacto knife, Printed pattern on adhesive sheets (if selecting your own pattern, you will need to email it to me in advance!)
Seam ripper
Fabric scissors
Pattern (can select from pictures or find your own - some patterns may cost between $2-10!)
**Please note: We will be working very closely with sharp instruments in this class. It may help to bring a pair of work/gardening gloves to avoid cutting yourself.
Instructor
Annie Snow
I’m Annie, a lifelong maker and proud craft enthusiast! I’ve been quilting since my teenage years, but my hobbies don’t stop there. If it involves creativity, chances are I’ve tried it. Quilting, crocheting, baking, reading, camping, and spending time with my favorite adventure buddy, my 9-year-old son, all keep me busy when I’m not working as an IRB Director.
I’m thrilled to be teaching Kinusaiga and sharing one of my favorite fiber arts with you. Whether you’re brand new or experienced, I hope you’ll leave class inspired, confident, and with a beautiful project you’re proud of. Teaching Kinusaiga Wednesday and Friday
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