Very well demonstrated - AND I'm glad you made it a point to mention USED plastic bags. Grabbing new ones simply defeats the Earth friendly purpose of the project. I too loved the idea of saving the handles to make pillows - Ushta-te!!
Thank you for this. I'm homeless and disabled and this was saved me from sleeping on straight concrete for months. This idea is genius and it recycles the unwanted plastic that's usually discarded and is harmful to our ecosystem and wildlife. I commend you and others with this idea. God bless you all for helping. Continue your hard work. It does make a difference. Thank you all so much.
Awesome I loved your step-by-step instructions. We are hoping to make these mats for the Homeless through a non-profit organization that actually passes them out in Camden, NJ and Philadelphia too in time for Christmas 2021.
Trisha this is so well done - THANK YOU! I was looking for instructions because my church has a ministry for making these beds/blankets for the homeless.
Making a square pattern is going to be the most toughest part absolutely brilliant thank you for this awesome step-by-step I'm going to make the ball of what she called B*a*r*N very handy to continue making this long sleeping mat and the homemade stuffed pillows God bless and thank you
May I please ask if these are really comfortable to sleep on. I say no. They have to get hard as can be after a couple nights. I just don't see how this piece of thin plastic can hold an adults weight and stay comfy. Please explain
Great instructions for making the mats but no instructions for making the straps. We’re stuck... we wanted to make mats for homeless but we all did the same thing! The straps are not holding the way yours was holding. Instructions please
This is an incredible design and a great idea for a sleeping mat! However, You are NOT combating homelessness with this project, you are making the homeless more comfortable in their homelessness. I commend you for your thoughtfulness and ingenuity, but you cannot “help” those who do not want to be helped.
Negative Nellie. Thank you, Trisha, for reusing/recycling plastic bags and for providing homeless people a cozy(ier) place to rest at night...whether they are to be "helped" or not. This is citizenship at its best...kudos!
What about our milton men and women who are now homeless because they couldn't get help . Not everyone is homeless because of drugs ect what about children who's parents. Made bad decisions
I was homeless off and on for over 3 years. I was working two jobs and attending the University of Virginia Which at the time was the number one Public University in the country. I often went for days without food. I was not doing any drugs or alcohol or making any bad financial decisions. It simply is too hard to try to attend University to improve your status in life because guess what you do want to be helped and you want to help yourself and you want to pull yourself up by your non-existent bootstraps when you don't even own boots. Stop making assumptions about people. The large majority of the homeless are invisible and her homeless because of the high cost of rent along with the requirement of a two months deposit and low wages
Wow @pantherNKS that’s incredibly presumptuous and ignorant of you. Most of the people I work with would rather have the security of a home then sleep outside. Sadly this isn’t an option for so many reasons.
Very well demonstrated - AND I'm glad you made it a point to mention USED plastic bags. Grabbing new ones simply defeats the Earth friendly purpose of the project. I too loved the idea of saving the handles to make pillows - Ushta-te!!
Very noble act of helping poor homeless people to sleep a good rest at night to ease their sufferings
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Thank you for this. I'm homeless and disabled and this was saved me from sleeping on straight concrete for months. This idea is genius and it recycles the unwanted plastic that's usually discarded and is harmful to our ecosystem and wildlife. I commend you and others with this idea. God bless you all for helping. Continue your hard work. It does make a difference. Thank you all so much.
I'm located in Saint Petersburg florida.
Awesome I loved your step-by-step instructions. We are hoping to make these mats for the Homeless through a non-profit organization that actually passes them out in Camden, NJ and Philadelphia too in time for Christmas 2021.
Wow, love this idea. Helping the homeless and planet. Im saving my bags
Good job demonstrating! Thank you! I saw a plastic bag purse on reddit and was curious about the basic starting process of the bag-yarn and weaving.
You did a good job and I love your step by step instructions!
Trisha this is so well done - THANK YOU! I was looking for instructions because my church has a ministry for making these beds/blankets for the homeless.
Thank you so much for this great tutorial. Easy to understand and well done. 😀
Thank you so much for doing your part in saving our planet!👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
Omg this is a fabulous idea! God Bless you hun!
Making a square pattern is going to be the most toughest part absolutely brilliant thank you for this awesome step-by-step I'm going to make the ball of what she called B*a*r*N very handy to continue making this long sleeping mat and the homemade stuffed pillows God bless and thank you
ur instructions were so so helpful and well explained thank u so much!!
I have a question!! Can you do a tutorial on the pillows please ??!! Thanks you
Yes please!
Awesome job young lady.
ممتاز جداااا روووعاتك تسلم أيدك يا قمرايه كل شغلك جمييييل جداااا
Thank you so much for this tutorial.
Thank you best video on this subject
Thank you Sister, amazing
this is so cute!!! great work trooper ❤️
Thank you for this!
Hi. Can you please post the organization you donate to? I am also from central NJ. Looking forward to pillow tutorial
Woooooooooow
Well done!
I know I can do this 😇❤️ I hope my person loves the mat that I make them. 🤗❤️
Great work! Where do you get all the plastic bags from?
Nice
You mentioned that you added straps but you didn't say how or where to attach them
May I please ask if these are really comfortable to sleep on. I say no. They have to get hard as can be after a couple nights. I just don't see how this piece of thin plastic can hold an adults weight and stay comfy. Please explain
Lindo trabalho!Mas gostaria de saber o número da agulha que vc usa obrigada
Hello, in the beginning of the video she said you will need 15.75mm hook
Where do you get the large recycled plastic bags?
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Can I use different sized bags?
Great instructions for making the mats but no instructions for making the straps. We’re stuck... we wanted to make mats for homeless but we all did the same thing! The straps are not holding the way yours was holding. Instructions please
Need to know about scraps for
he homeless mats
how lomg did you do that?
Still did not get the strap size and how to hook them
What is the width and length pleas. Thanks
30 by 72 inch or 76 by 185 cm
Wel demostrated - what is size of needle, can You specify it & where one can get it
Me, making a mat……399, 400, 401. Six months later…….607, 608…
The tutorial was good. The background music was VERY annoying!
This is an incredible design and a great idea for a sleeping mat! However, You are NOT combating homelessness with this project, you are making the homeless more comfortable in their homelessness.
I commend you for your thoughtfulness and ingenuity, but you cannot “help” those who do not want to be helped.
Negative Nellie. Thank you, Trisha, for reusing/recycling plastic bags and for providing homeless people a cozy(ier) place to rest at night...whether they are to be "helped" or not. This is citizenship at its best...kudos!
What about our milton men and women who are now homeless because they couldn't get help . Not everyone is homeless because of drugs ect what about children who's parents. Made bad decisions
I was homeless off and on for over 3 years. I was working two jobs and attending the University of Virginia Which at the time was the number one Public University in the country. I often went for days without food. I was not doing any drugs or alcohol or making any bad financial decisions. It simply is too hard to try to attend University to improve your status in life because guess what you do want to be helped and you want to help yourself and you want to pull yourself up by your non-existent bootstraps when you don't even own boots. Stop making assumptions about people. The large majority of the homeless are invisible and her homeless because of the high cost of rent along with the requirement of a two months deposit and low wages
It is not ours to judge why people are homeless!!!
Wow @pantherNKS that’s incredibly presumptuous and ignorant of you.
Most of the people I work with would rather have the security of a home then sleep outside. Sadly this isn’t an option for so many reasons.