Kinusaiga - application of scraps of different fabrics. "A needle-free patchwork".
Glue and needle are not needed.
The author of the technique is Japanese. She uses silk (possibly other fabrics) and wooden planks. I was thinking about using boards, but using them would be really expensive and very difficult to work with. In my area, the softest and most affordable wood is cedar. It is better to use it for artistic carving.
I've been wanting to try this technique for a long time. It needs sooo many scraps.
The underlayer is made of the same material (by now I have done another (3
) work in this technique, on a different basis - it works great).
It was still a good attempt, but the material did not allow enough to unfold. In addition, I was crafting Twilight at a time when I was already happily waiting for the delivery of new scraps of fabric, a lot of different ones (they are superrr)
The third attempt. Wonderful new patches have arrived! Just amazing fabric samples, gave me a lot of pleasure.
I used extruded polystyrene as a base (before that I used styrofoam). I decided to stop on this basis, as it is extremely pleasant to work with. Yes, small parts still fall in, but the detail, ease of cutting and the ability to "roll out" the finished product to reduce the gaps is incredible.
e. Go ahead, guess :P
