How to Make: Buffalo Plaid Plastic Canvas Coaster

[@shelbymartin2598]

Thank you! Following you was so easy. I started my coaster set today. I love it.

[@eyeloveknotscre8tioncrochet]

@shelbymartin2598 I'm so happy to hear that! It is such a fun craft. I have more plastic canvas tutorials on my On Rockwood Lane channel as well.

[@elaineboyer7632]

Thank you for what I've learned from your channel, learned lots.

[@eyeloveknotscre8tioncrochet]

That warms my heart to hear! Happy stitching 😊

[@julieblevins1647]

Just got back into making things with plastic canvas after 15+ years of quitting. This looks like the perfect project to get me back in the swing of things. Thanks for the inspiration!

[@eyeloveknotscre8tioncrochet]

Glad I could inspire! It's such a fun craft ☺️

[@natasharogers5165]

Thank you what a beautiful idea and pattern to canvas. Thanks for taking time to share with us and teach us. I love it. Going to make a tissue box now I have the perfect pattern I want.

[@eyeloveknotscre8tioncrochet]

So glad I could inspire! I've been thinking of making one as well.

[@nm6823]

Thankyou for a detailed video

[@eyeloveknotscre8tioncrochet]

So welcome! Glad you like it 😊

[@somyagahlot5052]

Hi... just wanted to know which yarn would be better for something that is easily washable and may be stain proof

[@eyeloveknotscre8tioncrochet]

@somyagahlot5052 good question! I do like the cotton yarn for durability, but it does tend to hold in stains more. My favorites are Red Heart Super Saver and Lion Brand Wool Ease. They both hold up well to use, and washing and drying, and while these yarns and the canvas could be machine washed and dried, spot cleaning is recommended to preserve your items or you can soak in a bowl for a tougher spot.

[@VernaBradshaw]

I have a carry-over 'want to make' from the last two years to make something plaid. It won't be plastic canvas but it's the same concept with yarn. I haven't quite figured out the difference between this buffalo plaid and gingham, but I want to make both styles, probably as a throw blanket size as I usually don't make blankets larger than that. Love the plastic canvas idea.

[@eyeloveknotscre8tioncrochet]

Technically, I suppose buffalo plaid is more like gingham, than plaid itself. Plaid has a variety of strip thicknesses and placement. Either way, sounds like it will be a very lovely throw blanket!

[@VernaBradshaw]

@@eyeloveknotscre8tioncrochet that’s what I’ve been thinking as in regards to the differences.

[@carolynwilliams450]

What is pattern for this

[@eyeloveknotscre8tioncrochet]

@@carolynwilliams450 each square is 5 continental stitches

[@carolynwilliams450]

@@eyeloveknotscre8tioncrochet what is count is 15lenth and 15 withed

[@eyeloveknotscre8tioncrochet]

@@carolynwilliams450 I just realized there isn't a link to my post in the description. This will be easier for you to see my chart and grab the details from: eyeloveknots.com/2022/01/buffalo-plaid-coaster-free-plastic-canvas-pattern.html

[@priyathakuri6261]

Hlo mam can you tell some details . Plastic canvars which kind shop we can get . And i am from nepal . How much for 1 pices

[@eyeloveknotscre8tioncrochet]

For this project, I used 7 mesh. It comes in soft, and stiff, and both would work great. I have a large stash of it, and haven't bought in quite some time, but I want to say it's around $0.75 - $2 (USD) depending on the type and sheet size.