Designing Your Own Plastic Canvas Patterns Made Easy: 20 Blank Templates for Making Your Own Coaster Set & Holder

by Dancing Dolphin Patterns

Are you interested in designing your own plastic canvas patterns? Look no further than this handy workbook! With 20 blank templates (now updated to include 48 templates) for making your own coaster set and holder, you'll have plenty of space to unleash your creativity. Each template includes the coasters and holder, with ample room for a title, instructions, notes, and a color key. I recommend using colored pencils to fill in your stitches, as they're easy to erase should you need to move a stitch while designing. Dancing Dolphin Plastic Canvas Patterns has designed thousands of unique and original craft patterns. Plastic canvas is a variation of needlepoint and other canvas work crafts, such as embroidery. Our patterns are designed to use acrylic or wool-based yarns in medium or worsted weights. Because plastic canvas mesh is so rigid, it's perfect for creating 3-dimensional objects such as tissue box covers, small jewelry and trinket boxes, handbags, magnets, dolls, vases, napkin holders, wind chimes, and many other types of both decorative and useful items. Dancing Dolphin Patterns come with full instructions and large, full-color charts. Plastic canvas comes in different colors and with various hole sizes for different thicknesses of yarn. As with any textile canvas, the hole size is called count. For example, 10-count plastic canvas mesh has 10 holes per linear inch. The most common sizes are 5, 7, 10, and 14 count. It is sold most often in sheets; pre-cut shapes are available in circles, triangles, and novelty shapes such as butterflies, hearts, and stars. Our patterns are designed using 7-count plastic canvas mesh. Please note that this book does not include finished patterns, only 48 blank templates to design your own patterns using our templates. So why wait? Grab your copy now and start designing your own beautiful plastic canvas creations!

100 pages, Paperback

Published August 10, 2018