plastic canvas patterns?

Well, a lot of them I have bought like at WalMart in the Craft department, but there are Yahoo groups that post links for Free patterns, etc that I have copied at least one from as well. Just never seem to have the time anymore to do any of this.

I get most of my patterns off the internet.I have a few books but I dont really use them.I like mountainharmony.com.They have really nice patterns.I am always looking for new patterns so if you have some you would like to share my email address is neely_gal@hotmail.com.I like character patterns and underwater animals the best.

I work on plastic canvas projects all the time. I found some patterns on mountainharmony.com and others I ordered from Annie's Attic who also has a site online. I've posted a few of my projects on myLot so if you go to my profile, you can pull one up and see, especially the project I did for our grandson of the Sesame Street characters.

I donot do plastic canvas crafts, but my mom does. She buys hers at Walmart.

I get my plastic canvas patterns from many places--internet, trading books, buying books/magazines and I even create some of my own.

I got into plastic canvas by an online friend talking about it. My first pattern was part of a kit I bought where the canvas was colored to match where I needed to put the colors...kind of like a paint by number thing. Since then, I use the internet to get free patterns. MountainHarmony.com is where I have started my search.

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I get my patterns from all over..friends, internet, magazines, and i've bought some pattern books off of ebay...really cheap there!..I've been doing this for so long that for a lot of things I make my own pattern. I got some graph paper at the store, and used that to figure out patterns for things that i couldn't buy. It works out great!..and for simpler things, you can take a dry erase marker, put your plastic canvas piece over the picture of something, and use your marker to make the outline. Then just fill it in..

There are alot of free websites around the internet that offer free pc patterns. Personally, I love www.mountainharmony.com/crafts. She does some great work and has even designed things for the sports fanatic. I also get patterns from ebay, inherit books from my aunt or great aunt, and also share via hello or friends.