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Mini Easter Baskets Plastic Canvas ePattern

January 6, 2020 by Shellie Wilson 1 Comment

Mini Easter Baskets Plastic Canvas ePattern

Have a “hoppy” Easter with these adorable mini Easter baskets! These tiny baskets are perfect for bringing extra cheer to your holiday celebrations. Whether you’re using them to hold party favors, tiny treats, or colorful Easter eggs, they make a charming addition to any Easter gathering. You can also use them to add a festive pop of color to your spring table settings, creating a delightful and personalized touch that will brighten up your decor.

Each mini basket is stitched on 7 mesh plastic canvas and worked using wool or worsted weight yarn, making it a straightforward yet rewarding project. The pattern allows you to mix and match colors, so you can create a whole set of baskets in a variety of hues, each adding a unique touch to your celebration.

Number of Designs: 1 mini basket design that you can stitch in assorted colors to make it uniquely yours.

Approximate Design Size: 2 ½” wide x 3 ½” high x 2 ½” deep – perfectly sized to hold small treasures or act as cute place settings for your Easter brunch or dinner.

Whether you’re an experienced stitcher or a beginner, this plastic canvas pattern is simple to follow and fun to complete. You’ll love how quickly you can create a collection of these mini baskets, each one perfect for displaying during the holiday season.

You can purchase this plastic canvas pattern and get started today on crafting your own set of mini Easter baskets. Happy stitching, and enjoy a very “hoppy” Easter!

You can purchase this plastic canvas pattern here.

Looking for more Plastic Canvas patterns? Check these out on Etsy.

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Comments

  1. jgeoghan says

    January 7, 2020 at 9:16 am

    BOOO! I wish it was a free pattern! It’s so cute, too!

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