If you’ve ever worked with plastic canvas, you’ll know it’s an extremely adaptable medium. Plastic canvas may be used to produce a variety of items, including baskets, blankets, storage boxes, wall hangings, and even coasters! Plastic canvas trinkets are … Read More ...
Plastic Canvas Keychain
Are you new to needlepoint? Learn the basic (and incredibly fun) craft of plastic canvas embroidery—and produce a cool keychain in the process. This simple guide will teach you how to accomplish a plastic canvas keychain with a step-by-step tutorial.… Read More ...
Indian Southwest Plastic Canvas
Stitch these nine 7-count plastic canvas pieces to experience the warmth and splendor of the Indian Southwest. Make a 19 1/2″ x 14″ wall hanging, a 5″ x 7 1/4″ x 1 1/2″ bear accent, 4 1/2″ square coasters with … Read More ...
16 Sunflower Ribbon Embroidery Tutorials

Silk ribbon embroidery is a truly unique and fascinating needlework technique that has a rich history dating back centuries. It’s amazing to think about how this art form has evolved and been passed down through generations, and how it continues … Read More ...
Making Bins with Plastic Canvas Sheets

If you’ve ever used plastic canvas before, you’ll know that it’s a very versatile medium. You can make so many things with plastic canvas — from baskets to blankets, storage boxes to wall hangings and now even coasters! Plastic canvas … Read More ...
White Work Embroidery Patterns

The white work embroidery is self-explanatory. The name alone hints at what this stitching is all about. It is the fine delicate embroidery done on white cloth with white thread, as seen on table linen, delicate lingerie, baptism dresses, bridal … Read More ...
Designer Alphabet Plastic Canvas Pattern

These letters, cut from 7-count plastic canvas, may be connected to spell out welcome signs, nameplates for children’s rooms, cradle mobiles, gift baskets, party decorations, and a variety of other creative adornments.
But first, what is Plastic Canvas?
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10 Things You Didn’t Know about Plastic Canvas

In this video, Learning Process DIY answers all your Plastic canvas questions.
If you’ve ever used plastic canvas before, you’ll know that it’s a very versatile medium. You can make so many things with plastic canvas — from baskets to … Read More ...
Goldwork embroidery threads Explained

What are the most often used goldwork embroidery threads and metals? How do you identify them apart and how do you utilize them? Find out right here in this video by Sarah Homfrey Embroidery.
Even whether the threads are imitation … Read More ...
Plastic Canvas Cute Critter Note Holders
A few weeks ago we shared a tutorial for Post it note holders and this week we have another fun little project. I love the retro vintage feel of working with plastic canvas. It truly is a understand craft … Read More ...
Plastic Canvas – How To Make Coasters

There are all kinds of coasters out there, but how many of them are made out of plastic canvas? Probably not many. But with this plastic canvas tutorial you can make your own and they’ll look great on your … Read More ...
20 Tutorials For Ribbon Embroidery Roses

As someone who loves needlework, I can say that silk ribbon embroidery is a sophisticated and elegant craft that is truly a joy to work with. The history of silk ribbon embroidery dates back to the creation of the ribbon … Read More ...
Embroider a pair of Love bugs
Free downloadable pdf embroidery pattern
Aside from being a term of endearment for someone we love, love bugs are real insects! They spend their time creating the next generation and live for about 4-5 days. That’s a short life!
And … Read More ...
Plastic Canvas – Buffalo Plaid Plastic Canvas Coaster
Making your own plastic canvas craft coasters is a fun and creative way to be creative and expressive. There are a variety of designs to make your own plastic canvas crafts, and the possibilities are endless. Whether you’re in the … Read More ...
Dragon Sculpture Plastic Canvas Pattern
Stitch a Plastic canvas dragon made using 7-mesh plastic canvas and worsted-weight yarn.
Designed by Mary Krepel.
Draconic animals initially emerge in ancient Near Eastern myths and are depicted in Mesopotamian art and literature. Almost all Indo-European and Near Eastern … Read More ...






