Seasonal · Free pattern

Snowman kinusaiga pattern

Beginner 7 pieces 6 fabrics ≈ 1–2 hours

A friendly snowman with a top hat, red scarf and carrot nose on a winter night. A quick, cozy winter project that kids love to help with.

Print size

Prints a real-size cut map with a 1-inch check, plus the fabric map and list on page 2.

Fabrics you need

#	Suggestion	Pieces	At 8 in
1	Night navy	1	about 7" × 7"
2	Icy blue	1	about 4" × 4"
3	White	2	about 4" × 4"
4	Black	1	about 2" × 2"
5	Red	1	about 2" × 2"
6	Orange	1	about 1" × 1"

Maker tip: Felt or flannel works nicely for the snowman body — the soft texture looks like fresh snow.

Print and transfer

Print the cut map at your chosen size, tape it to a foam board and score each line about 1/8" (3 mm) deep, keeping the blade upright.
Cut your fabric

Match the 6 numbered colors to your fabrics. Cut each piece about 1/4" (6 mm) larger than its shape on every side.
Tuck the 7 pieces

Start with the background and work toward the front. Press the fabric edges into the grooves with a butter knife, seam ripper or tucking tool.
Finish and frame

Trim any loose threads, tuck the outer edge around the board and set it in a shadow box or a deep frame.

First time? The full kinusaiga tutorial covers groove depth, fabric choice and common mistakes, and the supplies guide lists everything you need.