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Honchey 06-27-2010 07:51 PM

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A bracket in my closet broke and I had clothes all over the floor. I saw a 'few items' that no longer fit and one of them was a green flannel lounger type dress. I stood there looking at it and decided to cut it up into strips and make another rope rug. There was enough to make a 18 x 30 inch oval rope rug. The flannel makes it much softer than quilting cotton. It turned out great!

My 'Recycled' Green Rug
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raptureready 06-27-2010 07:52 PM

Very nice.

craftybear 06-27-2010 07:52 PM

awesome, would you give us directions how you make your rug, thanks for sharing

sewnsewer2 06-27-2010 07:53 PM

Looks good! :thumbup:

amma 06-27-2010 08:00 PM

WOW!!! What a great looking rug!!! Wonderful way to recycle too :D:D:D

littlehud 06-27-2010 08:00 PM

Looking good. I would love a tute on this.

Honchey 06-27-2010 08:23 PM

Hi , I followed the instructions from the Tutorial 'Scrap Rug' right here at Quilting Board. I did have to join the clothesline rope to make it longer. But it is real easy. I used about 135 feet of the rope. I used a glue stick to join the strips and some of the strips were only 5-6 inches long. I find that using strips 3//4 inches or just a little less easier to wrap than wider pieces and strips that are no longer that 22 inches. if they are longer they tend to get tangled. Let's see how many of you can make some. I have some flannel shirts waiting for me :lol: :lol: :lol:

Janstar 06-27-2010 08:26 PM

Cool!

craftybear 06-27-2010 09:27 PM

Thanks, I found the tutorial and posted the link here for all of us to enjoy

http://www.quiltingboard.com/t-10783-1.htm


Originally Posted by Honchey
Hi , I followed the instructions from the Tutorial 'Scrap Rug' right here at Quilting Board. I did have to join the clothesline rope to make it longer. But it is real easy. I used about 135 feet of the rope. I used a glue stick to join the strips and some of the strips were only 5-6 inches long. I find that using strips 3//4 inches or just a little less easier to wrap than wider pieces and strips that are no longer that 22 inches. if they are longer they tend to get tangled. Let's see how many of you can make some. I have some flannel shirts waiting for me :lol: :lol: :lol:


craftybear 06-27-2010 09:28 PM

where did you buy your rope from, it is hard to find in Indiana, thank you


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