A flash of artistic, environmentally-conscious brilliance came over me, and I transformed a couple of drawers worth of leftover fabric and worn out t-shirts into a new kitchen rug...
I was at farmer's market several years ago in Idaho and saw a lady there making rugs out of fabric. I stopped by and asked lots of questions and eventually figured it out for myself.
The truth is, you'd probably never guess that this rug is a cover-up for The Incident mentioned in the
previous post, which I why I constructed this thing in the first place.
I was at farmer's market several years ago in Idaho and saw a lady there making rugs out of fabric. I stopped by and asked lots of questions and eventually figured it out for myself.
The truth is, you'd probably never guess that this rug is a cover-up for The Incident mentioned in the previous post, which I why I constructed this thing in the first place.
4 comments:
I am in love (or <3 as the case may be) with this rug!! I aspire to make one some day!!
Awww, thanks Danielle! I <3 your comment.
Yeah, you should post instructions!
(My word ver. is "fardis." Just so you know.)
Fardis? Like Tardis only without the Doctor? Or "Because the Tardis went really, really far this time. We've decided to rename it."
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