Workshop: Introduction to Kinusaiga – Tues 13 October

Workshop: Introduction to Kinusaiga – Tues 13 October

Regular price£45.00
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Tax included.
Wednesday 30th September · 1pm til 4pm · 47B Burgate, Canterbury
  • Limited availability - 8 items left
  • Backordered, shipping soon
  • All materials and refreshments included
  • No experience needed, perfect for beginners
  • Small group, just 6 places

Violet Elizabeth workshop!

Kinusaiga is a contemporary Japanese art form that combines elements of traditional textile techniques with modern materials and methods. It involves creating intricate fabric collages by pressing fabric scraps into pre-cut grooves on a foam board, resulting in textured, layered artworks without the need for sewing. This technique offers a tactile and visually rich alternative to conventional quilting or embroidery, and does not involve any sewing. It is a perfect way to use fabric scraps!

The details

  • Date: Tuesday 13th October, 6pm til 8pm
  • Duration: 2 hours
  • Price: £45, including all materials and refreshments
  • Experience: None needed. Ideal for beginners, no sewing needed. 
  • Where: Violet Elizabeth, 47B Burgate, Canterbury, CT1 2HW

What you'll learn

  • How to prepare your Kinusaiga foam board
  • How to cut your foam board
  • How to press fabric into the grooves

What you'll take home

Your beautiful Kinusaiga art piece, and a new skill you can practice and share with others!

This is an in-store event. No shipping is required; your order confirmation is your ticket. If you're bringing your own machine, please bring its power lead and foot pedal too.

Violet Elizabeth, 47B Burgate, Canterbury, CT1 2HW, a few steps from Canterbury Cathedral. Public car parks at Whitefriars and St Radigunds are both a few minutes' walk away.

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