Plastic canvas ornaments

Bring in the holiday season with simple snowflake decorations. Our simple free little pattern makes a wonderful 3-dimensional snowflake ornament.

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Deck the halls with very crafty Christmas decor with these Plastic Canvas Christmas Patterns. These festive DIY Christmas crafts include ideas for Christmas wreaths, Christmas ornaments, and other Christmas decorations that are sure to fill your home with cheer.

Cut one oiece of plastic canvas 16 by 16 holes, one piece 10 by 10 holes and one piece 11 by 11 holes. Cut them into the following shapes. Here are the details of the face. This is what all three pieces look like stitched. On the back of the head it is important to notice which sides are visible from the front, the ears and antlers, and which are seen from the back, the head. Make the stitches look as good as possible from those angles. I try to make the back of the ears and antlers neat…

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Follow the steps in this tutorial for a darling plastic canvas needlepoint Christmas ornament to make in the shape of a little basket to hold treasures.

Front Back I simply used regular yarn (scraps) for these ornaments, and a yarn needle. Colors of yarn needed: Red White Pink Black You will need plastic canvas, a sharp pair of scissors and a yarn needle. To assemble. Note: read entire post before starting. The photos below have arrows to guide you. Sew the entire mustache with white. Set aside. Sew both back and front as stated. Sew the mustache to the front piece by holding it on top of the front (completed) piece, and by bringing red yarn…

I first saw these Snowflakes on Pinterest and was charmed by them. I would love to give credit to the original designer, so if you know who that is, let me know. I tried them and did not love the stitch pattern, so came up with my own. I make two and stitch them together back to back. Cut two pieces of plastic cnavas 14 by 14 holes. Shape them like this. I stitch like this first. Then I stich like this. Once both sides are stitched, I sew them together back to back.

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