Like OMG❇ I'm So Jealous❇ Those Fabrics are Like GorJ {In my Valley Gurl Voice} 😂LMAO😂 Nothing Better than Beautiful Quality Fabrics❇ Honestly I Love Love Love 💘 Touching~ Feeling~ Rubbing on fabrics like they're my little Pets😂😂😂❇ Love watching your vids* You Alwayz have Something Beautiful & Fun 2 Make❇ So Not Only do we Get a Helpful Tutorial We Get FREE Entertainment❇ You are Laugh Out Loud Funny {If Only LMAO would Work😂} Alwayz Laugh my Ass Off😱😂😱😂😱 #FABULosiTy You Rock😊 p.s. Fast Forward ❇ Yes Man we your ugly stitch😂 but Only cause U told us... 😂😂😂😂 But we Loves You & Your Ugly stitch is Hidden... The End Result is Marvelous Darling❇ We Loves How you just Make it Work... Love how you Wing it MathewMr.Domestic McGuYver! 😂😂😂😂😂😂 💕😅😊💞😄💘
Ok, I'm going to say it. Jelly Roll rugs are a 1920's era of homemade rug given a new name. My grandmum taught me how to make these way back in the 60's when I was a kid. I bought the pattern thinking there would be something new in how it was made. There wasn't. It's exactly the same. The only difference is the original ones were made from the fabric of worn out clothes and old blankets,quilts used for the filler. All that said your video is fantastic. You really walked people through the process incredibly well.
I am a Indian but I like your method of sewing. I don't understand your pronunciation some time and I now little bit of English but form your technique I sew a reversible hobo bag . It looking very nice
Batting tape? Gotta run! We’re about to move into a new home and one of these for each of my grands bedrooms will be perfect! I haven’t seen an approximation of the finished size, I know its variable, but a hint will be fabulous! Thanks so much for sharing, and to the designer for allowing us to watch.
LOL--reminds me of the story about my great-grandma's room-sized hooked rug. She had collected old clothes from various family members to make the strips, and when the rug was finished, they held a "rug-warming party." Before long, everyone was down on the floor, exclaiming, "Oh, there's a piece of my dress!" or "There's a bit of Nat's pants!" Great-gram just sat there shaking her head. ;-) Wish I could have been there, but it was before my time!
I made a braided rug from my sons jeans. It was awesome. I had it in my storage unit when I moved and I was robbed. All my film photos too. Lost mementos, not memories.
Oh my goodness! I was late learning about jelly roll quilts! Now I'm late learning about jelly roll rugs! So glad to be late than never!! This is better than gorgeous!!❤
So happy to know even the pros get part way through a pattern and realize "oh - they really meant that" :-) Great tips, I'm looking forward to making my first one soon!
I learned a lot from your video. I do have one tip that I learned making my rug. Use a ditch walking foot. It keeps your zigzag stitch lined up and makes things even easier!
Im right there right now, just finished one roll of batting. I totally watched this video and decided right there to go out and get my own colors and make this sexy rug. I totally have the same setup under my table. Excellent thinking.
What I love about watching your videos. I appreciate the fact that you actually show or explain mistakes that did happen or could happen and we can see (or you tell us of course) different mistakes that have happened. I am dyslexic and I have spent many of hours ripping my sewing out even though you read patterns everyone reads it differently. lol I have bought this pattern actually twice now lol. I had one that I bought years ago exactly forgot I had it in storage when I moved and bought it again. Soooo Hoping I can dig it out after im done with the project I am on now and ill be viewing into Mister Domestic for all your great knowledge. Keep it up love to watch you work and have fun all at the same time.
I have watched and struggled on my first - but your hint of using a bit more tension on the loose strand being sewn has done it for me -thanks, and I switched to my walking foot and everything fell into place!
I have made one already but your tips are spot on! I love the hanger tip! And holding the rug loosely while keeping the other taut.....can’t wait to try it. Loved this video.
your tutorial was very informative and made me smile. i noticed that you stitched both sides of the strips before you zig zaged them. i hadn't seen that before. i guess that would make the zig zagging easier. loved the fabrics that you chose. thanks for the tips.
So GLAD that I found this video. I cannot tell you how many times I read the incomplete instructions that I purchased at a quilt shop. I know I'm smart but the instructions were just lacking! LOVE your fabric choices & your energy! I have subscribed to your videos. I'm sure I have some watching to do now. Thank you for all of your wonderful tips on making the rug.
LOVED this video!! Mr. Domestic is AWESOME! I just discovered him on UA-cam during this pandemic and have been watching as much as possible ever since. I'm a new FAN of Mr. Domestic.
First, you are too darned cute and fun to watch.. love that you love your material, I am so happy with ALL my fabric. Second, a ring thread cutter?? I am in love! I am finding right now to order! I just ordered my batting in a roll and have this pattern. I am still watching your video but wanted to say you have made me smile so far..
I enjoyed your video and your roll feeding hanger inspired me to make something to help feed the jelly roll fabric after it is sewn end to end and the roll of batting for sewing. The sewing process of getting those two items sewn into the "rope" is taking a bit of time, but it is turning out wonderfully and I am sure the feeding "mechanism" really helping it go more smoothly than it would have otherwise gone. Thanks again, loved your presentation.
Oh my! How gorgeous!! I love the colors in jelly rolls 💗 Always see them at Joann's Fabric and on eBay. But never bought any because I saw them to be too small for a large quilt. Now I'm going to buy a few and make some beautiful rugs thanks to you 👍😀. I love your videos and your fun personality. So bubbly, cheerful and very creative 👍☺
Those colours are so ‘me’. I am doing up a 1970’s log cabin/Swedish sauna style home. It came with original teal wood grain kitchen and turquoise and teal drapes. I paired the Teals with cerise and eggplant, a touch of avocado and navy.
Oh my gosh you look great. Darn, child you look amazing your hair,your voice, you got skills. Love your energy. You look healthy. I adore you. Thanks for sharing your positive energy. Be well. Take care ! Sending Love to protect you & appreciation to encourage you to continue. Great project.
I love your video, and used the hanger method. I didn't use the precut 2.5" batting (it seems to be sold out everywhere), so I cut my own out of king size batting by the yard. I prepared the jelly roll piece and sewed the batting together one night. Today, I made the roll. I don't know HOW you could have done it in 3 30-minute sessions . . . it took me 2 movies and 2 episodes of Sherlock to get the robe ball done! Of course, I did take a few breaks (gotta eat and feed the kids, etc). One thing that may have taken me longer is that every 18" I would fold and finger press each section, then sew. The ball is now done, and I will start the zigzag part after work tomorrow.
This was an awesome tutorial to accompany my pattern! I wasn't sure whether to use Roma's 1/4" seam or the 1/8" specified in the video, I used the 1/4" and then realized why the 1/8" would have been the better choice, as it ensures that you will catch all layers! Also, the tip about the flat surface and the use of Best Press...YUP!!! I will totally make more of these rugs, a fun project and great guidance...thank you!
I’ve made many crocheted rag rugs and know there is a trick to keeping them flat so it makes sense that there would be little tricks to keeping your rug from going wonky. I loved watching you little tricks like putting the strips on a hanger. I just subscribed and I hope to see the rest of your videos. I can’t wait to do a jelly roll rug. Oh, your colors are beautiful.
You are so fun! I adore your energy and playful sense of humor. What a joy! I subscribed 30 seconds into your video. Looking forward to learning more from you😊
WOW so many tips and tricks to save time and I have now lernt a better way of joining jelly rolls Thank you for your share of your wonderful idea Hugs from Milton Keynes UK
You are a cutie. I'm really impressed that you've replied to all the comments - shows what a good person you are! PS Enjoyed the video too. This rug is on my bucket list and I've moved it to the top now. Thanks
I JUST finished your video and immediately ordered the pattern you linked in the description (albeit the PDF version)! Thanks for such a great tutorial!!
OH.EM.GEE! I laughed AND learned at the same time! Your sense of humor is FANTASTIC and your laugh is contagious!!! I just bought the rectangle pattern for this and I'm hoping beyond hope that the technique and tips are basically the same. How could they be THAT different? HA! Once I get the pattern and batting, I'll find out! Thanks for making my day, my new friend! X
I have made two of these rugs. When I made my first rug, I tore it out four times because it was too wavy. Finally, after much frustration, I realized that I needed to use the back pressure technique. My second rug was a breeze and no waves or pressing was needed. Love your tutorial and yes it is important to read the pattern!
I have just torn my apart for the third time. Looks more like a canoe or a moses basket ... UGGGG!!I'm determined to get it right this time trying the back pressure technique. Wish me luck :)
I am enjoying you so much man! I am just getting back into sewing after um like 40 years? 😕 so shout out from Cuyahoga county ohio(Cleveland). Found you this morning ... Power on !
Love the fabrics! Thanks for all the tips, I’m starting small. A rug for my dog she slobbers all over when drinking, figure a small rug will be perfect and I can throw it in the washer
I just discovered your channel today. Loving your tutorial style! (Lol, loved the emergency alarm stop in the middle of the process, haha.) The colours of your rug are just so gorgeous. Thanks for sharing!
Hi, just found your enjoyable site. I cute my own fabric & followed the pattern exactly. My rug curled so I am now using my seam ripper in an attempt to try it again. I did the ironing as suggested but it looked as if both sides had to much fabric & would not lay flat. Thank you for sharing yours went wonky too. I am going to keep trying love the fun rug! You did a great job!
OMG so glad I found you it makes something I've never tried look so much fun .Just subscribed, hope you've got some learners quilting, Hi from Tasmania Australia!
The rug turned out delicious!!! Love the colors you picked out. Just stumbled upon your videos last night. So glad I did. Now I need to name my 3 machines. Thinking about Chris(Hemsworth), Scott(Eastwood), and Ryan(Gosling)😁
You friggin crack me up. I have to admit I'm a pattern skimmer, so I could totally see myself doing this and happening upon little tid bids of OH CRAP wait where is the pattern lolol. Great video.
So instead of the hanger, great idea by the way, of course I watched this after I'd already did this step,,,,I used a laundry basket and a yard stick and slid the ruler through the basket and the roll,,,,so much better than uncoiling,,,,pain in the butt!
I have had the pattern for a while now, been afraid to try. I think I am giving it a go. Come on 5 O'clock....I need to get started. Thanks for making me laugh and not be so scared.
Love that beautiful rug. I'm making one as soon as my machine get done from its yearly check up with the sewing machine doctor. Lol. Also getting a walking foot.
OMG!! love your video I had fun watching it. Thank you for all the tips, I learned a lot today. Love the fabric. I am just a beginner and i am learning new every day by watching video tutorials. Thank you for sharing your talent with us. God Bless.
Very helpful as my 2nd rug I made at midnight was like a sombrero 😣your hint" taunt" may have been the best trick! Great color choice, great presentation! Ty MJ
Your rug is beautiful! I made one and took it all apart because it was so wonky, I ironed it every few rows, used starch, and now I'm trying it again. I will try to hold that strip tight just like you did and I hope that it works this time because it is a hassle to sit and take all of those stitches apart to do over.
Like OMG❇
I'm So Jealous❇
Those Fabrics are Like GorJ
{In my Valley Gurl Voice}
😂LMAO😂
Nothing Better than Beautiful Quality Fabrics❇
Honestly I Love Love Love 💘 Touching~ Feeling~ Rubbing on fabrics like they're
my little
Pets😂😂😂❇
Love watching your vids*
You Alwayz have Something Beautiful & Fun 2 Make❇
So Not Only do we Get a Helpful Tutorial We Get FREE Entertainment❇
You are
Laugh
Out
Loud
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{If Only LMAO would Work😂}
Alwayz Laugh my Ass Off😱😂😱😂😱
#FABULosiTy
You Rock😊
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Fast Forward ❇
Yes Man we your ugly stitch😂 but Only cause U told us... 😂😂😂😂
But we Loves You & Your Ugly stitch is Hidden...
The End Result is Marvelous Darling❇
We Loves How you just Make it Work...
Love how you Wing it
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Catherine Green...girl! The best comment ever. Said what everyone is thinking !!
Ok, I'm going to say it. Jelly Roll rugs are a 1920's era of homemade rug given a new name. My grandmum taught me how to make these way back in the 60's when I was a kid. I bought the pattern thinking there would be something new in how it was made. There wasn't. It's exactly the same. The only difference is the original ones were made from the fabric of worn out clothes and old blankets,quilts used for the filler. All that said your video is fantastic. You really walked people through the process incredibly well.
Out of all the videos I've watched in an effort not to set this rug on fire, yours has been the most helpful. I thank you.
Mr. Domestic. You were such a joy to watch making the Jelly Roll Rug.
This jelly roll rug came out beautifully.
I am a Indian but I like your method of sewing. I don't understand your pronunciation some time and I now little bit of English but form your technique I sew a reversible hobo bag . It looking very nice
You’re a hoot. I love your easy way. I’ll bet you cut four hours off everyone else’s system. I’m ready to go now!! Thanks a bunch.
Batting tape? Gotta run! We’re about to move into a new home and one of these for each of my grands bedrooms will be perfect! I haven’t seen an approximation of the finished size, I know its variable, but a hint will be fabulous! Thanks so much for sharing, and to the designer for allowing us to watch.
LOL--reminds me of the story about my great-grandma's room-sized hooked rug. She had collected old clothes from various family members to make the strips, and when the rug was finished, they held a "rug-warming party." Before long, everyone was down on the floor, exclaiming, "Oh, there's a piece of my dress!" or "There's a bit of Nat's pants!" Great-gram just sat there shaking her head. ;-) Wish I could have been there, but it was before my time!
I made a braided rug from my sons jeans. It was awesome. I had it in my storage unit when I moved and I was robbed. All my film photos too. Lost mementos, not memories.
Mister Domestic, not only are you very talented, you are also very entertaining. Thank you.
Your excitement is CONTAGIOUS!!!!! I cannot so to save my life but I could watch you do this for hours
I love how you think outside the box
Best Teacher EVER,! THANK YOU
Mister, as long as there's no pet leavings on the floor, it's clean in my book. You have great energy, thanks!
Wonderful idea and I love your "horse riding" tip.
Thank you for the laughter and the courage to do this! Keep up the good work!
Very pretty fabrics! I've been watching several videos and yours is the funniest one! Love your tips!
Your laugh always cracks me up. And I love that your sewing room floor looks like my sewing room floor. Safety in numbers!!!!!!
You’re loud, crazy and busy. And I love it! You really make sewing a lot of fun 😘
Oh my goodness! I was late learning about jelly roll quilts! Now I'm late learning about jelly roll rugs! So glad to be late than never!! This is better than gorgeous!!❤
So happy to know even the pros get part way through a pattern and realize "oh - they really meant that" :-) Great tips, I'm looking forward to making my first one soon!
I learned a lot from your video. I do have one tip that I learned making my rug. Use a ditch walking foot. It keeps your zigzag stitch lined up and makes things even easier!
Yes there is.
@@MxDomestic "Stitch in the ditch" ..word....great with your walking foot..:)
Im right there right now, just finished one roll of batting. I totally watched this video and decided right there to go out and get my own colors and make this sexy rug. I totally have the same setup under my table. Excellent thinking.
What I love about watching your videos. I appreciate the fact that you actually show or explain mistakes that did happen or could happen and we can see (or you tell us of course) different mistakes that have happened. I am dyslexic and I have spent many of hours ripping my sewing out even though you read patterns everyone reads it differently. lol I have bought this pattern actually twice now lol. I had one that I bought years ago exactly forgot I had it in storage when I moved and bought it again. Soooo Hoping I can dig it out after im done with the project I am on now and ill be viewing into Mister Domestic for all your great knowledge. Keep it up love to watch you work and have fun all at the same time.
Those colours are amazing and so are you 😍
I have watched and struggled on my first - but your hint of using a bit more tension on the loose strand being sewn has done it for me -thanks, and I switched to my walking foot and everything fell into place!
Ya know what I love about you? You enjoy what you're doing & have fun with each project. Thank you for tips & tricks!!
OMG I love you!!! You are so much fun to watch. I just found you by accident.
Serendipity
I have made one already but your tips are spot on! I love the hanger tip! And holding the rug loosely while keeping the other taut.....can’t wait to try it. Loved this video.
I have watched every jelly roll rug video and, your is so much fun. Thanks for taking the time to do this video. The rug isn't as easy as it looks.
your tutorial was very informative and made me smile. i noticed that you stitched both sides of the strips before you zig zaged them. i hadn't seen that before. i guess that would make the zig zagging easier. loved the fabrics that you chose. thanks for the tips.
Christmas will be here before you know it. These rugs would be AWESOME Christmas presents!
So GLAD that I found this video. I cannot tell you how many times I read the incomplete instructions that I purchased at a quilt shop. I know I'm smart but the instructions were just lacking!
LOVE your fabric choices & your energy! I have subscribed to your videos. I'm sure I have some watching to do now.
Thank you for all of your wonderful tips on making the rug.
LOVED this video!! Mr. Domestic is AWESOME! I just discovered him on UA-cam during this pandemic and have been watching as much as possible ever since. I'm a new FAN of Mr. Domestic.
First, you are too darned cute and fun to watch.. love that you love your material, I am so happy with ALL my fabric. Second, a ring thread cutter?? I am in love! I am finding right now to order! I just ordered my batting in a roll and have this pattern. I am still watching your video but wanted to say you have made me smile so far..
I enjoyed your video and your roll feeding hanger inspired me to make something to help feed the jelly roll fabric after it is sewn end to end and the roll of batting for sewing. The sewing process of getting those two items sewn into the "rope" is taking a bit of time, but it is turning out wonderfully and I am sure the feeding "mechanism" really helping it go more smoothly than it would have otherwise gone. Thanks again, loved your presentation.
Great tutorial! Your color of fabric Rocks!!
Oh my! How gorgeous!! I love the colors in jelly rolls 💗 Always see them at Joann's Fabric and on eBay. But never bought any because I saw them to be too small for a large quilt. Now I'm going to buy a few and make some beautiful rugs thanks to you 👍😀.
I love your videos and your fun personality. So bubbly, cheerful and very creative 👍☺
Love your video! Your laugh is contagious! Haha 😆
beautiful rug and I love the colours
Those colours are so ‘me’. I am doing up a 1970’s log cabin/Swedish sauna style home. It came with original teal wood grain kitchen and turquoise and teal drapes.
I paired the Teals with cerise and eggplant, a touch of avocado and navy.
Enjoyed your video! Your laugh is infectious!
What a great instructional video. You’re a great teacher, love your shortcuts. Thanks for sharing
Oh my gosh you look great. Darn, child you look amazing your hair,your voice, you got skills. Love your energy. You look healthy. I adore you. Thanks for sharing your positive energy. Be well. Take care ! Sending Love to protect you & appreciation to encourage you to continue. Great project.
Love love love... watched this with my son and we just love you so much. You’re hilarious!!!
Mister Domestic I will and I bet he’s going to be so happy cos you said hi.
I love your video, and used the hanger method. I didn't use the precut 2.5" batting (it seems to be sold out everywhere), so I cut my own out of king size batting by the yard. I prepared the jelly roll piece and sewed the batting together one night. Today, I made the roll. I don't know HOW you could have done it in 3 30-minute sessions . . . it took me 2 movies and 2 episodes of Sherlock to get the robe ball done! Of course, I did take a few breaks (gotta eat and feed the kids, etc). One thing that may have taken me longer is that every 18" I would fold and finger press each section, then sew. The ball is now done, and I will start the zigzag part after work tomorrow.
Thanks for your video. I am a quilter but haven't made a jellyroll rug yet. You make it look fun!
The rug turned out beautiful!
You crack me up!! Lol ....neigh....neigh...
Awesome, I want to make one now.
Thank you Mathew!
This was an awesome tutorial to accompany my pattern! I wasn't sure whether to use Roma's 1/4" seam or the 1/8" specified in the video, I used the 1/4" and then realized why the 1/8" would have been the better choice, as it ensures that you will catch all layers! Also, the tip about the flat surface and the use of Best Press...YUP!!! I will totally make more of these rugs, a fun project and great guidance...thank you!
Gorgeous rug. Prettiest fabrics I’ve seen made into a Jelly Roll Rug! Thanx for all your tips!
I’ve made many crocheted rag rugs and know there is a trick to keeping them flat so it makes sense that there would be little tricks to keeping your rug from going wonky. I loved watching you little tricks like putting the strips on a hanger. I just subscribed and I hope to see the rest of your videos. I can’t wait to do a jelly roll rug. Oh, your colors are beautiful.
Matthew you are just the cutest. Thanks for the tutorial! My supplies were ordered the other day and I’m just stalking the mailman now!
Hi! Your video came up on my Facebook feed. Love the colors/fabric you chose! Definitely gonna look into getting the pattern!
You are so fun! I adore your energy and playful sense of humor. What a joy! I subscribed 30 seconds into your video. Looking forward to learning more from you😊
WOW so many tips and tricks to save time and I have now lernt a better way of joining jelly rolls
Thank you for your share of your wonderful idea
Hugs from Milton Keynes UK
I loved this video, your humor and all your tips! Thanks so much for your video!
Great video with tips that I will try. I just bought the pattern and I am going to give it a go.
You are a cutie. I'm really impressed that you've replied to all the comments - shows what a good person you are! PS Enjoyed the video too. This rug is on my bucket list and I've moved it to the top now. Thanks
I love your LAUGH!!!
That zigzag foot is a monster!!
Just found this site and I'm now in love!
That laugh, though! Your videos are delightful. Thank you!
Genius!! Love the duck tape hanger roll!!!! 😂🤣😂♥️
I JUST finished your video and immediately ordered the pattern you linked in the description (albeit the PDF version)! Thanks for such a great tutorial!!
Omg you are the bright spot of my day! This video is awesome!
OH.EM.GEE! I laughed AND learned at the same time! Your sense of humor is FANTASTIC and your laugh is contagious!!! I just bought the rectangle pattern for this and I'm hoping beyond hope that the technique and tips are basically the same. How could they be THAT different? HA! Once I get the pattern and batting, I'll find out! Thanks for making my day, my new friend! X
Oh my word! You are sooo fun! Great tutorial. Can’t wait to discover more of your videos:)
I have made two of these rugs. When I made my first rug, I tore it out four times because it was too wavy. Finally, after much frustration, I realized that I needed to use the back pressure technique. My second rug was a breeze and no waves or pressing was needed. Love your tutorial and yes it is important to read the pattern!
Back pressure technique?
Terry Boyd -Just like he held the strips alittle taught.
I have just torn my apart for the third time. Looks more like a canoe or a moses basket ... UGGGG!!I'm determined to get it right this time trying the back pressure technique. Wish me luck :)
I am enjoying you so much man! I am just getting back into sewing after um like 40 years?
😕 so shout out from Cuyahoga county ohio(Cleveland).
Found you this morning ...
Power on !
OMG your "dream" jelly roll is AMAZING!!!!
You have a million dollar smile! Love your channel!
Love the fabrics! Thanks for all the tips, I’m starting small. A rug for my dog she slobbers all over when drinking, figure a small rug will be perfect and I can throw it in the washer
And save money too with out buying one at the store rugs costing alot
You are too funny!!! I love watching you and I'm learning so much! Thank you for sharing your knowledge and skills. God bless you!
Thank you for this tutorial!! I am definitely buying this pattern to make this!!
So enjoying your videos. Thanks!
Love the jelly roll you are using. Best laugh ever!!!!! Thanks for sharing. Have a great weekend!!
I’m making my second Jelly Roll Rug and “discovered” the Jelly Roll Sasher Tool for the Rug. Sure cuts down on prep time!
I just discovered your channel today. Loving your tutorial style! (Lol, loved the emergency alarm stop in the middle of the process, haha.) The colours of your rug are just so gorgeous. Thanks for sharing!
You are so adorable! I love your energy!
Hi, just found your enjoyable site. I cute my own fabric & followed the pattern exactly. My rug curled so I am now using my seam ripper in an attempt to try it again. I did the ironing as suggested but it looked as if both sides had to much fabric & would not lay flat. Thank you for sharing yours went wonky too. I am going to keep trying love the fun rug! You did a great job!
OMG so glad I found you it makes something I've never tried look so much fun .Just subscribed, hope you've got some learners quilting, Hi from Tasmania Australia!
Awesome! I'm so jealous. Love it!!!
Great video. Love the fast forward! Thanks.
The rug turned out delicious!!! Love the colors you picked out. Just stumbled upon your videos last night. So glad I did. Now I need to name my 3 machines. Thinking about Chris(Hemsworth), Scott(Eastwood), and Ryan(Gosling)😁
You friggin crack me up. I have to admit I'm a pattern skimmer, so I could totally see myself doing this and happening upon little tid bids of OH CRAP wait where is the pattern lolol. Great video.
EXACTLY lololol
So instead of the hanger, great idea by the way, of course I watched this after I'd already did this step,,,,I used a laundry basket and a yard stick and slid the ruler through the basket and the roll,,,,so much better than uncoiling,,,,pain in the butt!
Love ya.. your so entertaining, funny and wonderful with useful information. !!
I have had the pattern for a while now, been afraid to try. I think I am giving it a go. Come on 5 O'clock....I need to get started. Thanks for making me laugh and not be so scared.
Love that beautiful rug. I'm making one as soon as my machine get done from its yearly check up with the sewing machine doctor. Lol. Also getting a walking foot.
Great hanger idea. That would work for binding!
Omg you made my night. You are historical. I love your videos. Keep them coming.
OMG!! love your video I had fun watching it. Thank you for all the tips, I learned a lot today. Love the fabric. I am just a beginner and i am learning new every day by watching video tutorials. Thank you for sharing your talent with us. God Bless.
Very helpful as my 2nd rug I made at midnight was like a sombrero 😣your hint" taunt" may have been the best trick! Great color choice, great presentation!
Ty MJ
@@MxDomestic wish I could show you my rugs. Similar color choices
Omg this is amazing!! I love the colors and your hanger!!!❤️❤️
Love your fabric choices and all the great tips! On a side-note, I wish I had a soundtrack of you laughing. T'would be especially great for Halloween!
I got a lot of laughs and tips.
Thank you I am going to be order this pattern for sure.
Thanks Mister Domestic!!
You are brilliant! It's so much fun watching your videos and I absolutely love this rug!
Petra😊🖒
YOUR TOOO FUNNY I LOVE IT. JUST BOUT THE JELLY ROLL PATTERN AND THE TREESKIRT PATTERN.
Your rug is beautiful! I made one and took it all apart because it was so wonky, I ironed it every few rows, used starch, and now I'm trying it again. I will try to hold that strip tight just like you did and I hope that it works this time because it is a hassle to sit and take all of those stitches apart to do over.
@@MxDomestic crossing my fingers it works this time. Thanks for the tips.
@@MxDomestic Any hints about going around the corners in the first few rounds?
I just found you and glad i did. I love youre ideas.