I recognized the kind of non-slip mat she uses in this craft because it is the same kind of mat that I use to line all my kitchen shelves and drawers.
I have never seen anyone craft with this stuff but when I saw what she made, I was SO IMPRESSED!
This is a simple craft that is perfect to do while you watch your favorite show. Check it out on the next page…
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strips cloth, makes a rag rug.
Christina Yarborough…
I’m thinking a good fat/heavy yarn may be easier or quicker … kind of like doing latch hook.
Very nice
Clever idea.
I can’t HEAR you!!! 🙁
nice work
pretty cool
what does she do with the iron?
I liked it,but it wud be very time consuming…
horrible volume, could barely hear her
She ironed the fabric before she cut the strips.
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that would take me forever lol
Cute idea but isn’t it small for a rug?
That’s cool!
this is a cute idea
Think I have to try this one.
well, I went to the site and saw nothing.
use a latch-hook rug tool…and Sher, I agree…use bulky yarn.
liked it cute
like a latch hook rug
I’V DONE THIS BEFORE , SOMEONE HAD THE SAME IDEALS I HAD <3
Maybe if you cut the strips narrower it would be easier – and using a crochet hook might make pulling them through a bit quicker.
Anna Snow thought of you when I saw this!!!!!!
I am going to try that using plastic bags and see how it works.
Cool
I have circles of these in my kitchen, useing them to open jars works like a miracle
Sandyt Troyer
Savanah, Maranda, & Bri this looks like a cute idea.
I cut pieces of non slip mat to put under furniture legs to keep furniture from sliding on wood floors…
Me too!
COOL
I put pieces of that under everything, to protect my breakables from flying cats!
You could always do a piece by piece if you want a larger rug….I have sewed small rag rugs together for years…kind of a no brainer..
Well if you go click on the “next page” on the lower right you would see the video on how to….why did you just not scroll down? Are you new to computers or something?
You sound like a$#%&!@*or something.
Betty Quinlan McGraw Sort of, I’m teaching myself
so going to do this
i use those to place in between stack-able plates/displays to keep them sliding apart and also under anything on shelf’s, great product. Use a color to blend in w/table deco.
Don’t know how well it would hold up —– that non-slip mat is just a type of foam. Is she using it as a rug? It’s not very big if that’s what she is using it for. Might be better as a throw pillow —- make 2 pieces & thread them together after stuffing.
Ruthie Basye Darling this is awesome
love this idea. Taylor Wright thought you might like to do this.
I would use a latch hook and I agree that yarn would be easier.
Diane and Sarah looks like fun!
This looks like a great project for a small bathroom rag rug…anyone?
Hmmm. Wonder if I have the patience to complete a project like this? I’ll put it on my TO DO List.
Same here…
Thats how I do mine…also strips of material will fray…
Right size for outside the shower. Or, do two side by side or just use a larger rectangle instead of heart. It did seem small. Instead of a rug, it could be hung…much like a latch hook “rug” which are never big enough either to be used as a “rug”.