Rather than just simply copy and paste the pattern page I decided to give you the pertinent diagrams and then break everything down step by step.
This piece is rated for the average crafter and it really has only one truly tricky part. It can be worked up in a weekend and makes a lovely decoration for your home or gift for someone special.

The pattern calls for:
*1 sheet of 7 mesh plastic canvas- You can find this plastic canvas at any hobby or craft store (in a pinch WalMart sells it as well). The canvas will have a sticker on it that mentions the count of the mesh in bold letters.

*1 plastic canvas or large eye darning needle- I prefer a large eye darning needle because it has a sharper tip and is made of solid metal. Most plastic canvas needles are made of plastic and bend easily.

*1 pair of sharp scissors or an exacto craft knife- I actually recommend the exacto craft knife which looks almost identical to a box knife. This type of knife allows you to actually carve the shapes you want from the plastic canvas. These knives are very dangerous since they are basically a straight razor edge and I ended up getting rid of mine when my daughters were young. I used a pair of sewing scissors to cut the pieces for this pattern and it worked just fine.

*6 colors of yarn in varying lengths- You can use plastic canvas yarn that is specifically made to be softer and fill in the plastic completely. This yarn is only sold in hobby or craft stores and can be quite expensive. I use regular old worsted sports weight yarn and it looks just as nice.

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