Diy bath rug

No more slipping on wet tile and cold feet right out of the shower! This DIY towel bath mat is an elegant and easy solution to your post-shower woes.

You can make your own bathroom rug in just one hour or less using a simple technique for weaving yarn through netting.

Make this soft and squishy crochet bath mat - a quick and easy crochet bath mat pattern (free!) that is customizable and has a built-in border. Enhance your bathroom with this crochet bathmat!

Shopping for bath mats isn’t the most glamorous way to spend an afternoon, but spending a few hours enjoying your new favorite hobby with the outcome being a custom woven piece of pure joy to step on sure is. Start here: Weaving for Beginners Any time you can pair finger knitting and weaving into the same…

"This fun, high-pile bath mat is made from upcycled t-shirts! It's machine-washable, and you can customize the size and colors to suit your style and bathroom decor... make it bright and fun, or more muted and classic. Because t-shirts are so easy to find, it makes a very inexpensive project. In fact, you probably already have the materials on hand! I also share a cool trick that I use to keep the mat from sliding around on my floor. Check out the easy-to-follow tutorial and make your own!"

I had 3 bath towels that had stains on them, but otherwise were in really good shape so I decided to turn them into my next project. ...

I have been working on a really cool diy/repurposing project. I had a really ragged bathmat, the kind just made out of terry cloth. It had thin parts in it, even holes. I decided to try a technique I discovered a couple of years ago by taking other terry towels and sewing strips on top of the old bath mat. I love the way it turned out! From start to finish, it was about 6 hours. Here are the step by steps... I bought two inexpensive towels from the clearance shelves at a big box retailer. I…

As you know by now, since I haven’t stopped talking about it yet, my daughter’s wedding was held in the small field between our house and our little red barn. Because we were holding the whole thing outdoors, one of our first considerations was a bathroom. We looked into renting a port-a-

Updates on the $200 master bathroom project plus an easy DIY non-skid rug backing from an old yoga mat in this first installment of To-Do List Tuesday.