ASMR Rug Tufting - Nike Swoosh (Start to Finish)

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[@ItsNeezy]

This is the crispiest rug I've seen in quite some time. 🔥🔥

[@TheRugBar]

Thank you! I work very hard on my rugs and I do my best to improve where I can :)

[@lindatidwellsewingclass8174]

Very nice clean and beautiful work! When finishing the back, why do you clip the straight edges? I can understand clipping the curved edges.

[@Crochnitting86]

Really satisfying......

[@AstronautYork]

let's goooo!!! i love this shade of green

[@TiffaJessi]

this is honestly so insane to me and i love this so much!

[@FlossMore15]

Your line work is very impressive

[@TheRugBar]

Thank you! I definitely feel like I could get it a lot cleaner but I’m still learning as I go :)

[@radixbobby]

GREAT JOB!

[@Entity7x]

this is so sick very nice video

[@thegenesisofrevelation]

great job just subcribed

[@mainchanelaj2442]

Idk but I just want to make one , that’s awesome

[@wren10]

love it!! still wanna get me a cute lil top hat froggie one day 🐸

[@isaiahgarcia4467]

Amazing

[@beniciosantoni5952]

HOLA ES ELLOLO QUE REALIZAS E PUEDES COO SE LLAMA ESA BORDADORA Y DONDE A CONSIGO .GRACIAS POR COMPARTIR

[@doraquintero215]

Excelente

[@canalrolemotivacional2623]

Muito bom, Sensacional 🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷

[@Gabriel-vu6zf]

What glue and backing did you use?

[@TheRugBar]

The glue I use is Roberts 6700, the aerosol I used to adhere the backing is usually gorilla glue brand. The backing I used was felt, however I recommend using premium felt as it makes the rug sturdy from it being thicker. I get mine from Joann fabrics

[@adanjessamy1909]

Is this Acrylic yarn?

[@TheRugBar]

Yes, it is! You can also use wool yarn as well. Acrylic is just friendlier to the wallet

[@priscillajauregui7754]

What size is your frame 😮?

[@TheRugBar]

4x4 feet! It’s good for multiple projects at once, but if you’re doing individual ones that aren’t that big I would recommend just doing a 2x2 or 3x3 :)