About KinuMaker
This small project publishes original kinusaiga drawings with numbered regions. You can download each design as an A4 or US Letter PDF at its suggested size, or enter your own board measurements and prepare a full-size printout in the browser. The aim is to make the step from choosing a design to preparing a board easier to follow.
What has been checked
The numbered SVG drawings and PDF page layouts have been checked digitally, including A4 and US Letter exports, page boundaries and the 25 mm calibration square. Those checks do not establish accuracy on your printer. Print at 100% / Actual size and measure the square on paper before cutting the board.
The current patterns are still awaiting hands-on fabric tests. Difficulty labels and warnings about narrow areas are provisional geometry guidance. If a detail looks too small for your fabric or tucking tool, try that section on a scrap board first.
How the patterns are made
KinuMaker prepares each numbered vector drawing, its colour reference and its printable sheets from the same design. We check that region labels, page boundaries and the 25 mm calibration square are present in the exported files. Some newer drawings used AI-assisted vector creation; those pattern pages say so. Every design still needs a real paper print and fabric sample before we can claim it works well with a particular printer or material.
Using the patterns
The drawings are free for personal projects and for selling finished physical pieces you make. Please do not redistribute or resell the digital pattern files. Each pattern page includes its own materials, suggested size and tips.
Start with the free pattern library, or read the printing guide.
Site analytics
We use Google Analytics to understand visits and how the pattern tools are used. We record page views, pattern views and tool actions; board dimensions are not sent with those events. The site does not require an account to browse or download patterns. You can learn about Google's data practices in its Privacy Policy.
Questions and corrections
If you find a numbering error, print mismatch or difficult region, email xingfranics@gmail.com. Include the pattern name, paper size and board dimensions so the issue can be reproduced.