Uploaded August 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
This is the third project in my satin fabric art series, following my Magnolia and Orchid pieces. For this project, I experimented with beautiful peach, coral, cream and orange satin scraps to create the layered petals of the Camellias.
Kinusaiga is a wonderful no-sew fabric art technique where pieces of fabric are tucked into a design to create a beautiful finished artwork. I love how the sheen of satin gives the flowers an almost painted appearance!
In this video, watch as I transform fabric scraps into a colourful Camellia artwork, from the first pieces of fabric to the finished framed design.
If you're new to Kinusaiga, I hope this inspires you to give this unique form of fabric art a try. You don't need a sewing machine—just some fabric scraps, a few simple tools and a little patience!
In this video:
• Creating Camellias with satin fabric
• Choosing colours for depth and dimension
• Working with your fabric for more effects
• Using fabric scraps for Kinusaiga
• Creating a beautiful no-sew fabric artwork
This is the third flower I've created in my Satin Kinusaiga Flower Series. Which one is your favourite so far—the Magnolia, Orchid or Camellia? I'd love to know in the comments!
Thank you so much for watching and supporting Crafty Patti. If you enjoy fabric art, knitting, crochet and creative projects, please consider subscribing and joining me for my next project!
Happy crafting! 🌺
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XPS 1/2” foam board
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Utility knife
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Double sides tape sheets
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4-1 Alex Anderson sewing tool
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Pretty design Satin Fabric
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Satin fabric squares
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Display frames with inner frame you can remove. I bought mine from Michaels.
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This is the third project in my satin fabric art series, following my Magnolia and Orchid pieces. For this project, I experimented with beautiful peach, coral, cream and orange satin scraps to create the layered petals of the Camellias.
Kinusaiga is a wonderful no-sew fabric art technique where pieces of fabric are tucked into a design to create a beautiful finished artwork. I love how the sheen of satin gives the flowers an almost painted appearance!
In this video, watch as I transform fabric scraps into a colourful Camellia artwork, from the first pieces of fabric to the finished framed design.
If you're new to Kinusaiga, I hope this inspires you to give this unique form of fabric art a try. You don't need a sewing machine—just some fabric scraps, a few simple tools and a little patience!
In this video:
• Creating Camellias with satin fabric
• Choosing colours for depth and dimension
• Working with your fabric for more effects
• Using fabric scraps for Kinusaiga
• Creating a beautiful no-sew fabric artwork
This is the third flower I've created in my Satin Kinusaiga Flower Series. Which one is your favourite so far—the Magnolia, Orchid or Camellia? I'd love to know in the comments!
Thank you so much for watching and supporting Crafty Patti. If you enjoy fabric art, knitting, crochet and creative projects, please consider subscribing and joining me for my next project!
Happy crafting! 🌺
This video may contain affiliate links. If you purchase through these links, I may earn a small commission at no extra cost to you. As an amazon associate, I earn from qualifying purchases. Thank you for your support!
Materials used & Affiliate Amazon Paid Links:
XPS 1/2” foam board
amzn.to/3UhdbS9
Utility knife
amzn.to/4xzQRSn
Double sides tape sheets
amzn.to/46qdkVX
4-1 Alex Anderson sewing tool
amzn.to/4y0QIHl
Pretty design Satin Fabric
amzn.to/4zJ3kob
Satin fabric squares
amzn.to/4qQn8C7
Display frames with inner frame you can remove. I bought mine from Michaels.
Kinusaiga Playlist
youtube.com/playlist?list=PLA9h1F7-O3Sg
Like, subscribe, and hit the bell to get more crafty inspiration.
Donate to my Crafty Patti Channel
If you would like to support me so I can continue to publish more fun videos, then you can make a donation by clicking on the link below. Your kind donation will be sent to my business PayPal account. Thank you so much!
Donate to my channel
paypal.com/cgi-bin/webscr?cmd=_s-xclick&hosted_button_id=7ZUH5VGQH38WS&source=url
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Email: craftypatti60@gmail.com
Music: Dusty Road Magic by Chris Haugen
#Kinusaiga #FabricArt #SatinFabric #CamelliaArt #NoSewArt #FabricScraps #TextileArt #CraftyPatti







![How to make Turks Head Knot Trivet and Coaster | Flat Turks Head Knot Tutorial | Crafty Patti
In this video: How to make Turks Head Knot Trivet and Coaster | Flat Turks Head Knot Tutorial | Crafty Patti
🧶 How to Make Turks Head Coasters & Trivets | Crafty Patti 🧶
Looking for a stylish and functional DIY project? In this tutorial, I’ll show you how to make Turk’s Head Coasters & Trivets using rope or cord! 🏡✨ These woven coasters and trivets add a nautical, rustic touch to any home and make for great handmade gifts.
🔹 What You’ll Need:
✔️ Rope or cord of your choice 🧵
✔️ Tape or pins for securing 🔹
✔️ Scissors ✂️
✔️ Lighter (for sealing rope ends, if needed) 🔥
🌀 Step-by-Step Guide:
I’ll walk you through the process of weaving the Turk’s Head Knot, shaping it into a coaster or trivet, and securing it properly for long-lasting use. This traditional knotting technique is fun, creative, and practical!
✅ Perfect for:
✔️ Home decor 🏠
✔️ Handmade gifts 🎁
✔️ Nautical & rustic themes ⚓
✔️ Craft lovers ✂️
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Learn how to make this Turks Head knot to create coasters and trivets. Perfect for your coastal decor. You can paint them in the colours you like too!
Easy follow-along instructions. Make them the size you want.
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1/4 sash cord or rope. 7 to 11 yds (6 to10m) depending on the size of the coaster or trivet
.31 (.8cm) cord from Temu. Contains 11 yds (10.6m)
Tape
Scissors
Ruler or measuring tape
Aleenes fabric fusion glue
Acrylic craft paint
White glue
Water
A container to mix up paint solution
Stiff flat brushes or foam brush
Liquitex gloss or matte varnish if desired
Folkart outdoor satin finish if desired
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Music: Dance of the Fireflies by Nathan Moore - YouTube Audio Library
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