Charles Craft Waste Canvas 14 Count 12"X18", Natural

It worked just as described and was easy to use but a little tough to remove. Im sure I made the stitches too tight so that was on me. The results were fantastic. The fabric feels well made and strands were easy to pull out once I got started. I think I made a mistake here as well by not leaving the cloth long enough to get a good grip. If you use this, give yourself at least a couple of inches around your project to make it easier to pull.

Product is as portrayed.

Works well. Unravels decently easily when you're done but keeps its shape and size when you're working.

I have used this for 40 plus years. It works well, but it's very hard to pull on aging hands. I cross stitch with a tight, taut stitch, so I have to go in and run a seamripper through inside open spots and pick out tiny pieces instead of long strings.

Great to use on denim aprons

Shipped super quickly, wasn't bent or wrinkled and I got it at a great price!

I'm new to cross stitch and tatreez so it took me a second to understand what holes my thread was supposed to go in, but now I'm absolutely addicted to putting tatreez on everything I own haha. Its super easy to cut the "fabric" and it doesn't fray at the ends. I like that it has a blue line down some parts as it helps me section off my work. The sheet you get for the price is pretty big and when you're done with your piece it's real easy to remove it from under your work! I 100% plan on purchasing again soon! EDIT: I'd definitely recommend drenching the waste canvas in water as soon as you're done stitching because it makes it 10x easier to remove. I get it soaking wet and then I kind of squish it around to loosen it and use tweezers to remove.

if you know, you know... perfect for cross stitch embroidery projects, tatreez, fallahi~ ready to make your thobe? you will likely want this...