I discovered Kinusaiga about 1.5 weeks ago and here we are. Is she perfect? NAH. But she looks real pretty when I squint a little, and I’m already planning the next one. Not sure I’ll go so bold with the outline next time but the cord was great at covering little mistakes 🤫

I just need to make a frame!

As an avid sewist, I've been wanting to do this with my tiny scraps. I had a blast making this. I included some loose glitter, glued down under a scrap of clear, iridescent gift bag to make the ufo beam. I used some otherwise cheap and useless sewing pins to pin down a fabric wrap around the edge. I loved how quickly it went together and how fun it was doing it.

I live in fla’da and I love these little birds. There is a mural on a key I live near and this is a small version of that mural.

A friend requested a horse so I found a stained glass pattern on Etsy. Shop is GlassCraftRoom.

Really enjoying teaching this with my students. Has anyone found double sided sheets you can draw on?

I'm a huge Legend of Zelda nerd and I'm obsessed with how this turned out! I want to keep it for myself but I made it to include in a silent auction I'm doing next month to raise money for the Children's Miracle Network Hospitals.

Excited to start on my next one that will be for myself! It was a lot of work but fun to work on. Loving this new craft 🙂

I'm looking for patterns on etsy and everything is AI-generated crap. Does anyone have suggestions for where to find real patterns created by humans?

I just picked up some supplies because I came across the artform while scrolling through tiktok. I didn’t want to start off with anything too difficult so my first attempt is just whimsy fun.

I've just started and for my first piece, I just got some squares from Amazon. Are there better places to get fabric?

Edit: I'm from the UK, btw!

hi! i bought a kinusaiga kit and i’m so excited, but i haven’t really figured out how to make it yet. do you think i should return it, or is it not as complicated as it looks? the tutorials in my language are very short, so i couldn’t really understand how to do it.

I haven't started doing this yet but as someone that picks up new hobbies and puts them down again, I have an idea for how to make this subreddit more useful to those that visit it.

A wiki/FAQ side bar with some good tutorials both video and written. A good link for patterns (free or paid) and a trusted software to create your own. Any webpages of tips etc. and even tips sourced from the community.

In all of the hobby subreddits that is usually the first place people look for how to get into the thing they just found and with so many new people finding this one, it might decrease the number of FAQ type question posts the subreddit gets.

This is my first project, and it was so fun to make! Where are y’all finding frames that work for the 1” foam? I found this one thrifting, but I had to go to three stores to find one.

I found about Kinusaiga through this group. I had never heard of it before till recently. Looks beautiful!

I have so much fabric from my mom who passed away during Covid and haven’t gotten to the point yet for sewing projects. This seems like it’d be a new adventure to give her fabric a new life. Do y’all recommend any YouTube tutorials in particular? Any tips?

Thank you and God bless y’all :-)
San Antonio TX USA

I have not yet tried Kinusaiga, though it’s one I’m excited to try and soon. My stepdad does astral photography and his birthday is coming up soon and decided to make him a replica of a recent picture he took for a gift.

Being me, I’m probably going over my head and wanted experienced opinions about this design. I tried to make my own design using the image but I’m wondering if this should be reworked to have less shapes or if it simply just looks bad and to try again.

I've been looking all over the Internet for a more renewable/compostable material than polyesterene insulation foam board (nonrecyclable). Styrofoam doesn't work, nor does everyday cardboard (too thin). Saw someone try flip flops.

Anyway, anyone have any other leads? Maybe even what kind of soft wood to use. This is an awesome craft for reusing fabric waste. Would love to find something for the board that's also an environmentally conscious material.

Dog sitting/Housesitting so I had a ton of time on my hands. Decided to use them as my inspiration and will leave as a gift. 🥰

I’m not sure if that’s the actual name lol, this is a gift! The edges took me a while to work out but through trial and error I think they turned out ok :)