How to get Sari Strips from $6 Five Below Chindi Rug!

Bundles are available on our Etsy shop!
www.dusk2dawncreations.com

[@rebeccazody1278]

Thank you for doing this video. Learned a lot😊

[@flannelwhiskers]

GREAT video! You definitely got the method down. And i love how you sorted all of the strips!

[@dusk2dawncreations]

Thank you!

[@jackielerch5525]

Thanks for sharing - I've had two of these rugs for quite a few years and had no idea how to deconstruct them.

[@tedimanning6771]

I washed mine before unraveling, after I deconstructed I washed them in a mesh bag.

[@dusk2dawncreations]

Before unraveling is a good idea. I bet it took ages to dry though! Lol I’m not that patient 😂

[@tedimanning6771]

I dried it both times in dryer no issues. I dried undone ones also after unraveling in a pillow case.

[@jaws842]

Oh my gosh! I have two of these in my stash from years ago when Gypsy weekend bags were popular. I didn’t realize that’s how they were made, or in your case come apart. 😂 Thanks for sharing.

[@lisabarrios8235]

Im thinking crochet with these, a vest, bucket hats, etc.

[@robindann2988]

No more bundles on Etsy?

[@dusk2dawncreations]

Hello! I actually ran out! If I get them again I’ll put them up.

[@juanitabrooks1811]

This is amazing,,sari material is $9.99 on sale per yard & the silk is hard to find at craft stores woww 😳 I need 2 of them asap ❤

[@lisascenic]

Wow! That’s brilliant. But, please please please reconsider shipping items with dryer sheets. The fragrance makes me sick to my stomach, and I dread receiving anything that was stored that way. Once that fragrance attaches to the fabric, it’s almost impossible to remove.

[@dusk2dawncreations]

@@lisascenic I don’t actually send them with dryer sheets. I hate the smell too and the fragrance does the same thing. I think I was saying it as an idea if someone didn’t like the smell of them. Or if it was an idea I had for myself, I very quickly nixed that idea upon further thinking on it lol.

[@lisascenic]

@@dusk2dawncreations THANK YOU!!!

[@juanitabrooks1811]

Thx 4 sharing

[@ValsCraftsCreations]

I have to try this

[@inspirationscrappy]

I have one, but no sari inside. I can only find these rugs with cotton😟

[@donnadees1971]

What will you do with strips?

[@danaeads919]

Look up "boro," "sashiko," "visible mending" "slow stitch," "kantha" and "kawandi." You'll find some great projects that use scraps of materials and a simple running stitch to create beautiful clothes, accessories, quilts and more.

[@ladylookn]

What are you doing with the strips?

[@judiholt8702]

How wide are those stripes

[@dusk2dawncreations]

Anywhere from 3/4” to 4” wide

[@yagottasingwithsusan]

Was all that from one rug ?

[@dusk2dawncreations]

Yes! It’s all from theThe rug I start with at the beginning of the video

[@mitzieat307junkjournals4]

I cannot find you Etsy shop 😢

[@dusk2dawncreations]

www.dusk2dawncreations.com will take you straight there!

[@ninclarke1357]

Wow

[@lisaschirz571]

Why?

[@dusk2dawncreations]

Sari strips are usually kind of expensive and difficult to come by. They are used in many different crafting and sewing projects. There has been a trend recently of people taking apart these rugs to have an instant and cheap stash of beautiful fabrics!