How to Make A Slice Rug | Shabby Fabrics
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- Опубліковано 6 жов 2024
- Learn how to make a Slice Rug from any 2.5" strips in this fun sewing tutorial. We love the convenience of using a Jelly Roll, Strip Pie, 2.5" Strip Packs, and all other 2.5" precuts, and the Bosal precut batting roll makes the process even easier.
Slice rugs are the perfect fit for under your sink in the kitchen, or by the backdoor or entryway, and you can completely customize the look by using your favorite fabric collection.
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WHAT YOU NEED FOR THIS PROJECT
1 Jelly Roll or 29 2.5" Strips: bit.ly/2mJSnQb
1 Roll Bosal Katahdin Batting (total 25 yards): bit.ly/2LpnrUa
Full Color & Full Size Pattern: bit.ly/2TkzSAn
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NOTIONS USED IN THIS VIDEO
Konfetti Cotton Thread: bit.ly/2BciHKf
Clover Bordeaux Shears: bit.ly/2O8ZIYH
Panasonic 360º Freestyle Cordless Iron: bit.ly/2O7Gkr3
Schmetz Jean/Denim Chrome Needles: bit.ly/2OCA5w3
Clover Wonder Clips: bit.ly/2ndigIe
Frixion Pens: bit.ly/2ALTLci
We're sewing on a BERNINA 770 QE and we love it!
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Other Slice Rug Kits: bit.ly/2B9hNhE
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I did the downloadable pattern. Instead of cutting the original pattern, I traced it onto a large sheet of parchment paper so I now have the original pattern and the actual rug size. Thank you for this pattern.
We're glad you enjoy this fun project! Thank you so much for watching! -Michelle
Please e mail me the pattern. I enjoy your videos thank you
I found 2 1/4 on Amazon.
I LOVE this rug pattern!!! I just finished it using a Christmas jelly roll that was left over from one of my Christmas projects! It's BEAUTIFUL!!!!!!!
Happy that you love this project! That is awesome, I bet it is beautiful! Thanks for your comment! - Abby
I've completed rug #2 and have a few more hints that I think may help (or not) - it came out very nice. 1. I found that if I pressed each strip upon completion of the folding and stitching on Both sides on my pressing mat that has the lines my strips came out much less wonky - I then did the same as I attached one to another. Really happy with the results. 2. I found that the needle got dull after my first mat - saw skipped stitches - so be aware not only to clean your machine but you will probably need a new needle. 3. My second roll of batting was truer to size but i still did each strip separately - easier for me. I found that if I turned it over and smoothed the piece and batting from both sides that the strips seemed to come out more even width. Again - thanks for such a great project.
You're welcome! Thank you for the wonderful tips they are always appreciated! Happy Quilting! :) -Kyla
This is a really nice rug for a in front of a kitchen sink. I am moving back to Florida in January. This rug would be a very nice touch to my kitchen. I want something in teal. By making this rug I can get the colors I want. Thanks so much for sharing your video with all of us. You are a great teacher. Love it.
You're so kind! Glad it was helpful! - Yajaira
@@ShabbyFabrics I shared this with my daughter. She said she wants to make seasonal rugs. Thanks again for a easy and great pattern. ❤️
I am all but done with my first rug, I cannot thank you enough for your video's. You do an absolutely wonderful job explaining everything. I have never been so pleased with a video showing exactly what and how to do the project. Thank you. For my first rug, I have to say, I am even impressed with myself. Not too bad! I will be making more.
Thank you so much for this kind comment. So glad you had fun making the project and that it turned out well for you! You should be proud of yourself! We're proud of you!! - Morgan
You did such an excellent job of explaining how to do this I feel confident I can do this. Thank you so much
I am building a new home next year and will have rugs to fit into all my new spaces!😊😊😊🎉🎊
Congratulations on your new home! We're glad you enjoyed this tutorial and we're certain that you will fill your new space with all the love and warmth it deserves! -Michelle
I laminated my template so it is really sturdy and I can use it over and over!! 😃
Great idea! - Morgan
I so very much enjoy your tutorials...thank you! I will be making this rug (hopefully as a gift) and can't wait to get started. And how you show the problems that can occur...that is very helpful. Anne
We are happy that you enjoy our tutorials! You will have fun with this project! Thanks for your support and comment! - Abby
OH MY GOODNESS. GOING THRU ALL YOUR VIDEOS AND THIS PROJECT IS WONDERFUL. THANK YOU.
Hooray! We're so happy to hear you enjoyed it! :D
- Beth
Thank you for posting this video Tammy, I used it as my guide! I just finished the rectangle and sliced rug for my kitchen and I am VERY pleased with the outcome!!! Of course I will make more rectangular (my favorite) rugs now!
Thank you for watching! We'd love to see your rugs if you feel like sharing! Stay safe and happy sewing! ~Leah
Thank you so much for this tutorial. It took me a long time, but I did finish my rug and it turned out great. One comment on a 'potential' improvement. (My project went a lot faster after I tried this) I cut about a quarter of an inch off the width of the batting roll so that when I fold it, the two ends of the material actually come together. This makes it much easier to fold the project for sewing, and makes the strips much more consistent. It's nice not to have to fight the materials every step of the way. I wish Bosal would make a 2.25" wide batting roll. I would purchase that version instead.
That is a great tip, thank you for sharing that with us! Maybe they will make that version if enough of us ask for it. ;) - Morgan
Charles Robinson Bosal does make a 2.25” batting roll
@@mmreis7939yes they do. That’s the one I buy as well.
This will be my next project, you made it so easy to follow.
Glad you enjoy it! Thanks sew much for watching!! 💖 -Michelle
You are so adorable. I like your speed in your instruction! The tutorial doesn’t get boring because o your perky personality 😉
We're happy you enjoy this instructional video. Thanks for watching!! 💖 -Michelle
I loved the video and making this.I did find that mine actually came out larger but I tend to do everything looser...it is so pretty and your video is great. Next time I will pay more attention of folding the material, but it is beautiful.
We're glad you enjoy this project!! -Michelle
Thank you so much for the tutorial and pattern - I'm about 2/3 done with my first one and will be making more for sure. I do have several hints/suggestions that I've been jotting down and wasn't sure it this was the correct forum to list them in.
Thank you for watching, and we're so glad you've been enjoying the project. This is a great place to list your hints/suggestions. We love feedback and sharing tips with other makers! - Morgan
I have finished my rug and I love it! On to make a matching twin (ladies at quilt shop loved it too!). I will be try to be concise with hints/suggestions/observations. 1. My Kathadin batting strips actually measured 2 5/8 inches which threw me at first when I seemed to have excess when folding - I did but after a few different trials and realizing it wasn't me - I got the folding down - be patient and know you will have some excess in the center. I found that since I had some mini clips I used them on the opposite side of the fold which helped to keep things together. 2. I didn't find an advantage of laying multiple strips after each other - I didn't have to use as many clips (one less store trip as I had some from previous projects) and the strip was easier to manage at my machine - each to his own. 3. I HIGHLY suggest using a stilleto vs fingers near machine! 4. You may find it helpful to slow your machine down if that's an option. 5. Part way through, check your bobbin area for fuzz/lint as this project produces lots and its best to keep the machine clean. 6. If cutting your own strips, make sure to press the crease out before you lay the batting on. 7. When I was joining two rows of different lengths I used my frixion pen to mark the two rows where they would line up - easier than trying to hold them. 8. I'm NOT good at eye balling if I was pressing straight (found that out seeing the wonky) - got out my old press and cut mat with its nice lines and used that to straighten each row with iron. 9. I highly suggest before cutting the curve, once marked take it to machine and inside the cut line run a stitch - this will help so as not to pull any stitches out while cutting. Again - thanks so much for tutorial and pattern!
Andy Laverdiere Great ideas. Will definitely keeps these in mind! Thanks. It takes a village! Cathy
Andy Laverdiere all great ideas. Thanks for sharing
This is so beautiful! You did a wonderful job making it seem easy! Thank you!
Thank you for watching! Glad you enjoyed it! - Yajaira
Thank you so so much for putting this video up! Definitely makes things easier for you when you’re making this!
Glad it was helpful! Let us know how yours turn out! - Morgan
Great Tutorial! Doing Reno's right now but have saved this & that Beautiful English Countryside Fabric to order in a bit for this Beautiful Rug for my house. I Love It. Thank You.
You're welcome! We are happy to hear that you enjoy it as much as we do! -Kyla
GREAT tutorial. I made one and am so pleased with it. Thanks again!
Thank you so much! We're so glad you liked the project! We've found a new notion that rolls the strips for you... it makes things so much faster! We're going to be showing that in a video soon! - Morgan
Super joli votre tapis de jelly roll. J'adore beaucoup. Merci pour vos explications. Bisous de Belgique 🥰
Nous sommes ravis que ce projet vous plaise. Merci d'avoir regardé! -Michelle
Well, now I’m going to have to make a rug! Thank you for the video and pattern!
You're welcome, and you're going to LOVE this project! It's so much fun, and so practical for any home. - Morgan
Very easy and nice. I will make one for Halloween and another for Christmas.
Sounds like a great plan!! -Michelle
Beautiful job.
I learned a lot
Thankyou for showing us .
You are welcome! Happy that you enjoyed this tutorial and learned from it! Thanks for your support and comment! - Abby
Thank you! Great tutorial - can't wait to make some.
Hope you enjoy! We'd love to see them once they are done. - Yajaira
Really your work is sooo fine and neat
Well explained always
U r d inspiration
Thanku
Thank you! So glad you like it, thank you for watching! - Morgan
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This is so beautiful❤ Thank you 😊Brasil 🥰🇧🇷🙏
Happy that you love this project! It is so stunning! Thanks for your comment! ❤️😊 - Abby
Wondered what I could make with my left over strips. Sorted !
Whilst watching I made my own pattern to fit my camper van door way ..... yaaaaahh 🙂👍.
What a great idea, Beverley! Thank you for sharing! - Sophie
Oh I love this project. Fabulous tutorial. Thank you.
Thank you!! It's SO much fun, we love it! Let us know how yours turns out. - Morgan
You always have the prettiest backgrounds!
Thank you for watching! Stay safe! ~Leah
Try using the jelly roll sasher it makes light work of these rugs x
Yes, we have a tutorial using the Jelly Roll Sasher to make one of our rugs, and it does absolutely amazing! -Kyla
You always have awesome tutorials thanks
Glad you enjoy this project! Thank you very much for watching. -Michelle
Love this project, can't wait to try it.
Hope you have such a fun time!!
Thank you so much. It’s beautiful.
We're very glad you like it!! Thanks for watching!! 💖 -Michelle
I’m using the Maywood Silver Jubilee for my rug. It is absolutely beautiful. Some of the strips have small silver pieces but the navy and cobalt colors are beautiful.
Sounds lovely!! -Michelle
Great idea to mark on the white selvedge.
Thank you for watching! Stay safe! ~Leah
Jen, очень красиво, захотелось сшить такой же!
Спасибо большое!
This is such a great pattern !!
Glad you liked it! - Yajaira
Great idea for my kitchen sink.
We’re glad it inspires you! Thanks for watching! -Michelle
Lovely! I'm wondering if the batting strips were trimmed to 2", the seams wouldn't have so much bulk? Thanks!
Hi Mel! We have not tried that way as we do follow the pattern but we'd love to hear how it turns out for you if you try it! Stay safe and happy sewing! ~Leah
I have just started putting together strips for a pot mat (trivet) for the table. I used 2.25” rather than 2.5” for the batting. The 0.25” allows for the fabric wrapping around the batting making the centre’s match so much better. I tried with 2” but felt it needed that little bit more to fill the fabric.
@@joycesinclair9397 Great tip..... thanks so much!
Fantástico, parabéns e obrigada pelos ensinamentos....
Estamos felizes por você ter gostado deste vídeo. Obrigado por assistir! -Michelle
Hey shabby the work is going to make the project very easy 👍👍💟💟💟
So glad to hear it! - Morgan
Love this rug!
Thank you for watching, Victoria! - Sophie
Olá! Todo o tapete é costurado com a mesma cor da linha? Obrigada ❤🇧🇷🇧🇷
So cute! Is the rug slippery? Should there be some grippy material jsut to make it stay in place? Thanks
Hi Maureen! Thank you for watching! We have not heard anything about the rug being slippery and we have not made it with a grippy material on the back but you could try it if you'd like! Let us know how it turns out! Stay safe! ~Leah
I just finished my first jelly roll sliced rug. It was really easy and fun to make. I do have one comment....after I sewed all the strips together my rug was a smaller size than the pattern I used to trace on the rug to cut it out. I did sew the strips together as noted in the video and yes I did iron, iron and press and pressed it but still I could not get it to stretched to as big as the pattern. I was very careful making sure my seams were straight. I did butt my strips inside the double part of the strip. Was I suppose to just lay each strip right next to each other? I thought you nested those strips. Any suggestions?
After speaking to our sewing specialist she mentioned that the size of the Slice Rug depends on how tightly Katahdin is rolled in the strips and how tightly the seams are nested. -Kyla :)
Jennifer, Catawampus?! Are you also from central PA? I have only ever heard that term here! 😃 Thanks for this (another) great video! Jen
So glad you enjoyed the tutorial! Thank you so much for watching! - Morgan
I'm in Western NC and we say catawampus too lol
We say that in Texas also
We say cattywampus in SC too :)
Love the rug, so cute
Thank you! These rugs are so fun and easy! Stay safe! ~Leah
What do you by sizing?…
Hi Lucy, are you referring to the free download? www.shabbyfabrics.com/free-downloads-and-video/77/how-to-make-a-slice-rug Or the product (spray starch) Jen uses called Magic Sizing? -Michelle
Great project!
Thank you for watching! - Sophie
Love your videos.
Glad you like them! - Yajaira
Thank you for sharing
Thank you for watching! - Sophie
When you sewed the binding on did you use a 1/4 inch seam, so when you used the zig zag around you caught both the front and the back of the binding.
When we add the binding and use a straight stitch, we're doing a 1/4 inch seam allowance. When we turn the binding and do the zig-zag, we set up a 5.5 inch stitch length and make sure to catch everything with that stitch. Hope that helps! - Morgan
I’ve started using the frixion hilighters to mark my fabric. I found they are visible on all colored fabric and irons away just like the pens
We're going to have to try the markers! They sound amazing. Thanks for sharing!
Lovely! Complete lovely!
Thank you for watching! These rugs are a favorite! Stay safe and happy sewing! ~Leah
This is just awesome mam
What a fine work👍👍
Thank you!
Could this pattern be used to make a round rug? By using it to make two of the same.
You might be able to do that, but we haven't tried, so we're not sure how it would turn out. For the round rug, we recommend getting the Jelly Roll Rug Pattern by Roma: bit.ly/2LprGz5
- Morgan
I can not find the English countryside fabric any where. Does anyone know where I can find it?
Hi Tetelestai Creations - We are happy you enjoy this beautiful collection! We are sold out of English Countryside, but we can tell you that it was manufactured by Moda Fabrics, so you may still be able to find it somewhere. Thanks for watching! 💖 -Michelle
Do you prewash your fabrics before assembly so that rug doesn't shrink or become wavy after washing?
We don't prewash our fabrics prior to project making- we do starch & steam prior to project making. Hope that helps! 💖 -Michelle
Just made my first one!
We'd love to see it! Thank you for watching! - Sophie
@@ShabbyFabrics I’m not sure how to post the pic. 🤔
When I pair the strips, is there a reason that I can’t use the same method as the rectangle rug - that is, placing the stitched seams together then zigzagging them? I use my edge stitch #10 foot to stitch the fabric tubes with a 1/8” seam and am not sure that placing the tubes back to back as you describe will work for me.
Hi Monica! We have not tried it ourselves, but since they are similar projects, it should work just fine. Let us know how it goes! ~Leah
Do you cut your 𝐒𝐭𝐫𝐢𝐩𝐬 33” including the selvage or not? And have you ever used the Bosal fusible 𝐒𝐭𝐫𝐢𝐩𝐬?
You'll cut your strips to include the selvage (you'll trim this off toward the end of the project). We haven't used the Bosal fusible strips for this project yet. Thank you for watching! - Morgan
loved the tutorial. great job
Thank you so much! We're so glad you liked it! - Morgan
Hello Shabby, can you tell me what size needle you use please , to go through all this thickness? thank you so much for your video
Hi Muriel! We use the Schmetz Chrome Jeans/Denim Needles - Size 100/16! You can grab yours here: www.shabbyfabrics.com/Schmetz-Chrome-JeansDenim-Needles-Size-10016-5ct-P66732.aspx
Thank you for watching! - Sophie
Where do I go to get the printable pattern
Hi Terry! You can find the free download from our website here: www.shabbyfabrics.com/Assets/Downloads/SliceRug_forDownload.pdf
Thank you for watching! - Sophie
Esta bellísima. 😯✌️♥️🤗
¡Feliz de que te guste este proyecto! ¡Gracias por tu comentario! 😊❤️ - Abby
Parabéns muito lindo meeesssmoooo!!!!!
Obrigado! Este tapete é tão divertido! Fique seguro! ~ Leah
Are those wonder clips the jumbos? or the small ones? It didn't say. I have a bunch of the small ones but no jumbos....
These are the regular sized Wonder Clips. The mini Wonder Clips are too small for the thickness of the strips, but the regular ones work perfectly. - Morgan
It's wonderful!
Thank you so much! - Morgan
Are those the big wonderclips or the small ones??
We use the regular size Wonder Clips (like the ones here: www.shabbyfabrics.com/Product.aspx?ProductId=47405&CategoryId=1446) - Morgan
Could this rug be made with flannel to be used as a bath mat?
Hi Pam - While you can use a cotton flannel to make this (we did a jelly roll rug here & you can see the photos -www.shabbyfabrics.com/p67085), we're not experienced enough to tell if whether or not it can be used as a bath mat. Hope this makes sense :) -Michelle
Curious approximately how much does the supplies cost? Meaning the jelly roll and batting.
Jelly Rolls are typically around $40 from quilt shops like ours (you can find them on sale for a little less sometimes) and the Katahdin is around $15 for 25 yards. You can make one Slice Rug from 1 Jelly Roll (or 31 2.5" strips if you prefer to use yardage) and 1 25-yard roll of Katahdin. - Morgan
I'm making a scrappy rope rug I wondered if I could turn it into the shape of your slice rug but the question is how?
You could! We'd recommend following the method in the video with the strips. Or you could make the rectangle Jelly Roll Rug and then cut it into any shape you'd like. - Morgan
Is the rug washable?
Yes it is! Just lay it flat to dry and if there are any bubbles or wrinkles, use lots of steam and pressing to get it flat once dried. - Morgan
Have you used stitch #16 which is a stepped zigzag instead of #2 zigzag?
Thank you for watching! We have only used the #2 zigzag for this project but if you try the #16, let us know how it turns out! Happy sewing and stay safe! ~Leah
I'm just wondering because my rug is a little wonky wouldn't it make sense to sew each strip in a different direction?
Yes, many people find it helpful to sew one direction and then the opposite direction with the next strip and alternate in that way to keep as straight as possible. - Yajaira
Love it, but where do I find the free download?
You can find that on our website here: bit.ly/2M9ja7u
- Morgan
So enjoyed the video. I am sold on trying the process. Thank you very much!!!@@ShabbyFabrics
@@ShabbyFabrics No, just went there, it says $14,00
bit.ly/2M9ja7u...Look on the replies., and you will find it for free., I found and printed, although I already purchased. But good to know
@@michellejaggard9657
Nice, but I think if I were making this for an area with fair amount of traffic, I would use a heavier fabric than an expensive quilting cotton.
Definitely use heavier fabric if you intend it to be used as such -Michelle
From afar this rug looks gorgeous, however, up close I hate the look of those ugly zig-zag stitches. What would you suggest as an alternative?
We're glad you like this project! An alternative to the zig-zag stitches would be any decorative stitch 6mm wide. You could also choose to hand stitch the strips for a more detailed finish. 💖 -Michelle
I would suggest thread that matches better. I think that will make the stitches less noticeable.
@@cathynuytten798 Agreed.
How do I download the actual paper pattern that you use, or can I buy the one you are using?
We actually have both a paper pattern that you can purchase or a download. Here is the link for the paper pattern: www.shabbyfabrics.com/p71521/slice-rug-pattern Link for the download: www.shabbyfabrics.com/free-downloads-and-video/77/how-to-make-a-slice-rug Hope this helps and thank you for your comment! - Abby
Sry for all the questions, is number 1, 33 inches from the solid line to the solid line? Because mine is reading 31" maybe I didn't line my pages up correctly 🤔
From the black solid line to the black solid line it should be 33"😊 - Yajaira
@@ShabbyFabrics still having problems what does Jen's measure from the top to the bottom?
2 dogs 4 cats no grass. how do you keep it clean?
Ours are in low-traffic areas. They wash really nicely, though, so if they do get dirty, we don't worry too much about them. - Morgan
freese wonder if you could scotch guard it before it was used and just maybe stains wouldn't set in so much
Question...can a domestic machine be used for this?
Yes, we use domestic machines to create these! Thank you for watching! 💖 -Michelle
Wonderful!! I'll make one for ME .
We think that's a great idea!! ;) Let us know how your project goes. - Morgan
Do you have the video for the Jelly Roll Rug 2 Pattern ( Square Rug)?
Great question! We do not have a video for that pattern! However, if you have any questions we will be more than happy to help. - Yajaira
What are you calling the cotton batting-hard to understand
The cotton batting is called "Bosal Katahdin". You can learn more about it here: www.shabbyfabrics.com/bosal-katahdin-100-cotton-batting-25yds-for-jelly-roll-rugs-P63981.aspx
- Morgan
Hey there! I have made a jelly roll rug...but it slides alot across the floor! Do have any ideas how to make it not slip??
We had the same problem! We recommend looking for non-slip rug tape or a rug mat to put under the rug so it doesn't move. This can be found at most big-box stores. - Morgan
Don't understand what is the stuff you used for the white material
The white stuff is batting. We used Bosal Katahdin because it's precut in 2.5" strips so we don't have to do any extra trimming, but any of your favorite batting will do.
We have 25yd and 50yd rolls available here: www.shabbyfabrics.com/bosal-katahdin-100-cotton-batting-50yds-for-jelly-roll-rugs-P67516.aspx
Let me know if you have any other questions. :) - Morgan
What is the steam iron please. From?
This is the Panasonic 360° Freestyle Cordless Iron. Here is a link to shop on our website: www.shabbyfabrics.com/c5402/quilting-notions/panasonic-irons Hope this can help and thanks for your comment! - Abby
Awesome
Thank you!
How and where can I buy the rug materials???
Here is a link with more information for this rug on our website! www.shabbyfabrics.com/free-downloads-and-video/77/how-to-make-a-slice-rug Hope this helps! - Abby
I am a beginning sewer and I’m trying to make this rug. I noticed as I saw my strips together they’re starting to curve and I don’t understand why as they’re all straight
Hello! That can happen if you're not sewing from different sides (i.e. feed a strip through with the bulk of the project to the left, then flip it around and sew the other strip opposite.
We'd also recommend using your walking foot and not pushing/pulling the strip sets too much, as that can distort the fabric.
There will be some curling/curving, even on the best rug, so after you're done, use a lot of Magic Sizing, press the rug, and leave under heavy book stacks or other similar item to help flatten after pressing.
- Morgan
Shabby Fabrics Thank you for your response I was wondering about that myself
I tore it all out and I'm starting again.
@@ShabbyFabrics i am using my walking foot and have sizing which i will use after i complete the rug. I love these videos. Thank you for your input.
I am not able to get the downloadable pattern, is it not available anymore?
Here is a link for the free pattern download: www.shabbyfabrics.com/free-downloads-and-video/77/how-to-make-a-slice-rug Hope this can help and thanks for your comment! - Abby
Olá! Você tem o molde e as medidas do tecido? Obrigada ❤🇧🇷🇧🇷
Usamos uma cor de linha para este projeto. Você pode usar a cor de linha de sua preferência. Aqui está um link para nosso site com algumas opções de tópicos: www.shabbyfabrics.com/search?q=konfetti-thread Aqui está um link para o padrão que você pode baixar: www.shabbyfabrics.com/free-downloads-and-video/77/how-to-make-a-slice-rug Espero que isso ajude e obrigado por seus comentários! ❤️ - Abby
How can I get the kit for the slice rug project?
We only have one slice rug kit available here: www.shabbyfabrics.com/search?sortOrder=6&q=slice+rug+kit -Michelle
How can i get the pattern
Here is a link to our website for the pattern: www.shabbyfabrics.com/p71521/slice-rug-pattern Hope this helps and thanks for your comment! - Abby
I must be missing something. It shows "Our Price $14.00 ? This said it is a Free Pattern
Yes, we have the paid pattern version that has the full color step-by-step photos and instructions with the full-size printed guide. The free download is available on our website, and it's the diagram! You can find that one here: www.shabbyfabrics.com/Assets/Downloads/SliceRug_forDownload.pdf
Let me know if you have any other questions! - Morgan
Thanks! Just downloaded it.
Have you ever thought about using this technique to make a quilt? Have you ever made a quilt like this?
That's a great suggestion! We have not used this technique to create a quilt, but if you choose to, please let us know how it goes for you! 💙 -Michelle
@@ShabbyFabrics I live in Florida so I probably don't need one that heavy but still, I may try. I definitely want to make some of the rugs you have taught us.
باسلام اگه زیر نویس فارسی بشه ممنون میشم
با تشکر از شما برای تماشای - سوفی
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Thank you for sharing! - Yajaira
This is too confusing
What can we do to help? - Morgan