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Plastic Canvas Bumble Bee Coasters Pattern

September 13, 2021 by Claudia Porter 2 Comments

Don’t worry about these bumble bee coasters from DIY Party Mom.  They won’t sting!  They look really cute though.

This tutorial has a handy and printable stitch chart.  These are easy coasters to make so they are an ideal project for a beginner.  To make them you will need standard plastic canvas making supplies including 7 count plastic.

While these are called bumble bee coasters, they have a wonderful modern and graphic look to them.  You could make a set all out of the same design or, like the designer, make four different ones.  The nice thing about making them all different is then everyone knows whose cup is whose.

However you decide to personalize these coasters, they will look great.

Click here to get the free pattern: Plastic Canvas Bumble Bee Coasters

[photo from DIY Party Mom]

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Comments

  1. Susan Theodoropoulos says

    April 27, 2022 at 3:25 am

    When I click on the link to download the guide, i am sent to a sight asking for personal information. How do i download the the guide without providing my information? Thank you!

  2. Claudia Porter says

    May 12, 2022 at 5:27 am

    There is no guide to download in this tutorial, everything is in the blog post.

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