The kits were complete with nice quality yarn, a needle and plastic canvas. I bought 2 kits and agree with another reviewer that the instructions could be a lot better and more specific. I would like to see photos of all the sides and the top & bottom. The grid was not the typical plastic canvas grid. The holes were filled in instead of stitches across the grid lines. This made it tricky to cut out the pieces correctly.
The kit was complete with needle, plastic canvas and yarn. The yarn slipped through the canvas easily & the colors were very pretty. I have finished many different plastic canvas projects with varying levels of difficulty. The instructions in this kit were very vague and combined with instructions for other Herrschner kits. The most frustrating was the grid for cutting out the pieces. I've never had a plastic canvas kit with a grid that fills in the holes instead of showing the stitch across the lines of the graph/grid. I had to re-draw some of the pieces to see how to cut them out correctly. The grid was similar to some counted cross stitch I've seen, but I was able to figure it out eventually.
The kits were complete with nice quality yarn, a needle and plastic canvas. I bought 2 kits and agree with another reviewer that the instructions could be a lot better and more specific. I would like to see photos of all the sides and the top & bottom. The grid was not the typical plastic canvas grid. The holes were filled in instead of stitches across the grid lines. This made it tricky to cut out the pieces correctly.
The kit was complete with needle, plastic canvas and yarn. The yarn slipped through the canvas easily & the colors were very pretty. I have finished many different plastic canvas projects with varying levels of difficulty. The instructions in this kit were very vague and combined with instructions for other Herrschner kits. The most frustrating was the grid for cutting out the pieces. I've never had a plastic canvas kit with a grid that fills in the holes instead of showing the stitch across the lines of the graph/grid. I had to re-draw some of the pieces to see how to cut them out correctly. The grid was similar to some counted cross stitch I've seen, but I was able to figure it out eventually.
I work in a school library and made this book tissue cover. The kit was easy to do and the tissue cover is a big hit with students & staff!
This is a fun kit but the directions are not great for beginners. Can someone send images of all sides including top and bottom? I can't seem to get the spines properly aligned with the top. Thanks!
