📦 Darice B00DV68A9I 10.5x13.5 Clear (12 Pack) Review

Best value for money. They are already hard to find in craft stores and a pack of 12 is the best price you can get. I bought them to make my own aquarium divider. It turned out great!

For sewing beginners. I cut it into different shapes, for example: Halloween pumpkin. They use yarn and plastic needles, learn to hold a needle, and sew for the first time. We use TYH Supplies 50 skeins of Candy Yarn in assorted colors - 100% Acrylic. This is a great starter project for kids learning to sew.

I was visiting my mother in law, she is wonderful, a craftswoman for decades, I noticed that the lids of her napkin boxes were needle embroidered with plastic canvas, she makes all kinds of crafts. , also taught this, before we left I decided I needed plastic canvas napkins as well. Stealing isn't good so I left them alone and ordered too many plastic sheets because on the way home I was thinking of all sorts of things I could do with them. Let's see if that happens. I'm currently working on…

I use them in my dehydrator when drying small foods like celery, sliced onions, etc. I can cut them and run them through my dishwasher too. **Note. If you want to wash them in the dishwasher, prewash them before cutting. I didn't think about it and they WILL shrink a bit and won't fit perfectly in the trays. are not considered food. So if you are reading this and considering using them for your dehydration projects, do so at your own risk.

We don't have Michael's or JoAnn Fabrics in Puerto Rico (they don't ship here either) so I had to rely on Revain for supplies for my plastic canvas embroidery projects. I was able to purchase a dozen sheets of Darice 7-mesh plastic canvas for only $17 (about $1.44 per sheet) with home delivery. Considering that no driving was required and I didn't put myself at risk of contracting COVID-19, I think this is a reasonable price for a tried and trusted product. The Darice canvas is clean with very…

The only reason I gave it four stars was that I wish I had more canvas for the money spent, but overall it's a great product! I bought this to make a gift exchange decoration and was not disappointed. You use it the same way you use cross stitch fabric. While it took a little getting used to due to the different material, it was very durable and I would definitely use it again and again. The only thing to keep in mind is that your needle won't be pulled in it as tightly as it would in a fabric.

This material is great for things like decorations and 3D crafts. You can use regular embroidery thread (between 3 and 6 threads; 2 threads does not provide enough coverage) for embroidery. You can even use it to make miniature versions of plastic canvases! This material is noticeably more expensive than Aida, so it is not a material for everyday sewing. And you need to be a little careful with the thickness of the needle and suture. (For example, when I tried to simply thread six strands of…