Sunflower – Kinusaiga fabric map1322334622332235
Flowers · Free pattern

Sunflower kinusaiga pattern

Intermediate 16 pieces 6 fabrics ≈ 2–3 hours

A cheerful sunflower with twelve alternating petals, a seeded center, stem and leaf against a clear blue sky. A bright statement piece for any kitchen wall.

Fabrics you need

#ColorSuggestionPiecesAt 8 in
1 Sky blue 1 about 8" × 8"
2 Golden yellow 6 about 4" × 4"
3 Sunflower yellow 6 about 4" × 4"
4 Brown 1 about 2" × 2"
5 Green 1 about 2" × 2"
6 Dark chocolate 1 about 2" × 2"
Maker tip: Tuck the twelve petals first, then the brown center last so it neatly covers all the inner petal tips.

How to make the Sunflower kinusaiga

  1. 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.

  2. 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.

  3. Tuck the 16 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.

  4. 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.

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