Great video! In all honesty, you oversprayed that adhesive. It is actually really strong. Slower, more controlled swipes of the can will result in a smoother glue finish as well as save you money in glue. I actually use the same glue for car carpet installation. It's great.
great video! one note on the spray adhesive: you can use it a bit more sparingly attaching the backing, it's incredibly strong once dried - I use the same glue myself, thanks again for the vid!
Thank you for sharing, I don't know how I ended up watching video's on rug tufting never heard of it before until now but looks like something I'll enjoy doing.
Thank you for posting this video it's honestly so helpful and very informative. I've watched other videos and didn't get as much info either but this is actually probably one of the better videos I've seen - from the instructions, and tips you give. Thank you!
Hi ...your video is very informative....i just want to know the after care of rugs and what kind of thread you use.? Is it only acrylic or any kind of blend
Hello I am beginner learning from youe videos Just a question i have Can we use tug gun machine for creating avatars on tshirts or dresses or on bags ?
i'll opt for the carpet glue -- it's cheaper and i want the flexibility. too, i might go for the non-slip carpet padding which is hugely more expensive than felt, but that's a cost i should be able to market to customers pretty easily along the lines of safety, durability, and made in the USA. the best marketing come from sales points you don't have to make up....
One thing I am confused on is when you are tufting do you not fill in all the white space on the back? Like leaving those white spaces are okay correct cause I see how it looks less full from the back but in the front it is full I’m just lost on that part
I dont understand why every youtuber adds roberts adhesive but doesnt put the felt on at the same time as the back of the rug. is there a reason yall let it dry and use the spray adhesive? doesnt make sense to me so maybe Im doing something wrong
I’m planning on starting a small tufting business and was always wondering about designs like these if they’re legal to sell given they’re not your original art but rather someone else’s even tho you’re the one that made the rug. If anyone has any info on this please lmk I’d rather be safe than sorry. Thank you
Wow they turned out great!! Using the clippers made everything look smooth and a professional finish.
Great video! In all honesty, you oversprayed that adhesive. It is actually really strong. Slower, more controlled swipes of the can will result in a smoother glue finish as well as save you money in glue. I actually use the same glue for car carpet installation. It's great.
what is the name of the cloth?
Was thinking the same exact thing, also explains why she went through an $8 bottle in just 2 rugs
@@elgato-ko7ud munks cloth if u haven’t found out yet
There’s always one person around to tell you what THEY think you’re doing wrong. lol. Anything else you want to add?
@@elgato-ko7ud she shows a picture of what cloth shes using in this video
Thank you so much for the little pep talk! I'm doing some research on finishing my rug and this video made it seem less scary. Thanks!
Only video ive seen with more then 1 design at ounce. Looks very effective and like it saves alot of time. Great video 🤟
I am newbie to tufting just did my 1st rug ..thank you for this video got some good information from it your rugs look great . Thanks again 👍
I use 3M 70 industrial spray adhesive on our rugs. Its really cheap and works great
great video! one note on the spray adhesive: you can use it a bit more sparingly attaching the backing, it's incredibly strong once dried - I use the same glue myself, thanks again for the vid!
Sheep shaver! So smart! I was looking at carpet shavers crying lmao! They are around $1000 💀. Thank you so much! 🙏🏻 your videos are on point.
Thank you so much for talking about the time it takes.
So glad I stumbled across rug making and your channel! I need a good indoor hobby/ business idea. I love it! Thank you girl xxx
I am about to do my first backings, and I really needed this, thank you so much and I will let you know how it goes !!
howd it go
Thank you for sharing, I don't know how I ended up watching video's on rug tufting never heard of it before until now but looks like something I'll enjoy doing.
You are amazing. I just want to tell you that your personally jumps thru the screen and you are just so magnetic.
Love the pep talk
Thank you for posting this video it's honestly so helpful and very informative. I've watched other videos and didn't get as much info either but this is actually probably one of the better videos I've seen - from the instructions, and tips you give. Thank you!
the melody one look sooo cute
love this. I have the design and materials for my first piece. Now to make the frame 😅. I need one that can be dismantled easily
That is the best tutorial I've seen.
Hi ...your video is very informative....i just want to know the after care of rugs and what kind of thread you use.? Is it only acrylic or any kind of blend
Thank you
you're gonna go places girl
Excelente acabado! Acabo de comprar mi pistola pero no sé usarla, 🥲 me ayudas? Y cómo se llama la máquina q corta parejo,gracias
Subscribed just because of the pep talk thank you
My rug has a lot of straight yarn ends in the back. Should I pull them?
Wow beautiful rugs, thank you.
You had awesome jobs.. but im curios.. if you only glue the rug, when you clean ur rug, washing i mean.. its still sticky?? Sorry my language.
What fabric do you use in tufting rugs?
Hello
I am beginner learning from youe videos
Just a question i have
Can we use tug gun machine for creating avatars on tshirts or dresses or on bags ?
could you do fleece too?
Do you not shear the edges??im curious cause idk how much of a difference it would make
Wow!!! Your rugs are so beautiful! Greatly made! 💙💚💛💜
Hi am in Nigeria and I want to start making rugs but it's hard to see all this material what should I do please
Can you go over how you made your frame? I love the size of it!
i'll opt for the carpet glue -- it's cheaper and i want the flexibility. too, i might go for the non-slip carpet padding which is hugely more expensive than felt, but that's a cost i should be able to market to customers pretty easily along the lines of safety, durability, and made in the USA. the best marketing come from sales points you don't have to make up....
With the glue you used is the carpet still malleable? I'm thinking if your able to fold it or wrap it for shipping to the customer.
Why felt though? Wouldn’t that make the rug to slide around on the floor?
Where do you buy your felt backing from?
Are these rugs washable?
is this a loop pile gun you made these with ?
Can you make a video about how to use those shears and how to replace the teeth? I just bought a pair and they are so confusing to operate!
Thanks Autumn! Very helpful!
Hi Autumn! Will you be restocking your rug guns any time soon? Thanks, love your work!
just order a tufting gun from your site cant wait to try it out
Are these washable?
Kawaii!! Just a quick question though... can they be washed just in case, for example coffee, was spilled on it by accident.
Is this a loop pile or cut pile?
What would be the estimate cost of a rug of this size
Good job, I'm a new follower, kind regards from Peru
Hey thanks for your vedio I make rags using manual crochet.is there a way I can get a second hand tufting gun to speed my production.thanks
Where did you get your tufting board
nice rugs! next time glue the felt first then cut the outline. its easier
Hi you should switch to 3M 90 Contact Adhesive - not that much more expensive (10$ i think) and lasts me about 4-5 rugs instead of 2.
Would you recommend shaving a loop pile rug as well? Really need help on this 😭
Have you tried applying the backing without glueing the edge. I saw this on iinstagram and now iam not sure how i should do it
are they machine washable?
You’re awesome I love your energy I’m gonna buy a tufting gun cut pile than a sheep gun and all that other stuff (:
How u funish the edges
Is this rug or mat please clear my confusion
Hey just curious when using hot glue for your edges of leftover monkscloth could you use the initial carpet adhesive to pin them down?
How fast is the shipping? I saw the same gun from I make rugs but shipping is a long process over there.
how much do you sell these just wondering
I was wondering if the type of felt you use as backing matters? The thinness, if its acrylic or wool felt, is it slippery if used on the floor?
Do you staple the fabric to the frame?
Is it necessary to shave the rug?
Oi qual valor da máquina aí onde vc mora quanto vc pagou na sua
One thing I am confused on is when you are tufting do you not fill in all the white space on the back? Like leaving those white spaces are okay correct cause I see how it looks less full from the back but in the front it is full I’m just lost on that part
Hi, what’s the size of this frame. I want to do the name rugs, but more than one at a time
Did you purchase one or two blades for the sheep shears ?
What kind of vacuum do you use ?
Great work, I just started myself. 🙌🏽🍾
Do you have any issues with the felt being slippery on the floor?
Is this Rug or Mat ?
helllo ! was wondering if you do custom orders ? and how much you charge
Hey why did you shave it at the end ?
Hi , Autum I have a question , how much is the Rug gun?
Stage I’m in now 😮💨, kinda nervous
Do you do custom carpets?? If so what’s the cost ?
Hi! What brand are your tufting guns?
Te felicito.es.facil aprender contigo. Podrías decirme cuánto dinero pides por cada tapete?
hi i was wondering how do you use the tufting gun? and can you switch a button and it turn to loop and swith another button and it change to cut?
AMAZING video thank you!
What speed do u run your shears
Dude your page is awesome it answers almost all the questions I’ve had! P.S where do you get your monks cloth from?
I dont understand why every youtuber adds roberts adhesive but doesnt put the felt on at the same time as the back of the rug. is there a reason yall let it dry and use the spray adhesive? doesnt make sense to me so maybe Im doing something wrong
I’m planning on starting a small tufting business and was always wondering about designs like these if they’re legal to sell given they’re not your original art but rather someone else’s even tho you’re the one that made the rug. If anyone has any info on this please lmk I’d rather be safe than sorry. Thank you
I have a question can we just cut a square for backing and then just glue it on with spray and then cut of the excess
You can. I think she did a rough outline first to prevent having too much excess. But both ways work
Couldn't you just use a liquid rubber like latex to glue the glue the rug and finish the back in one step?
Do you have to apply so much of the gorilla glue spray? Seems as if its drenched. But it looks amazing tfs
I’d say the more you can, don’t want to sell one and the customer complain backing has peeled back
I want to get this machine And what's her name?
How much do your rugs cost
Job well done!
Do u sell the rugs? Or do a custom rug?
hey! do you ship worldwide?
Loved this video! Subscribed 🤩💖
I understand correctly, these rug were made by the cut pile gun ?
Her gun can do cut pile and loop pile, but she used cut pile.
where do you get your rug fabric ?
Awesome video!! Where do you get your tufting fabric?
I have some monks cloth for sale if you're interested
Trying to order a gun on your site. Do you not ship to Canada?
Great video! Upload more please
Thank you for information I learn a lot
Can you post videos on tufting tips how to make it nice a neat like that please
@@RugBabe thank you ! I see a lot of people tufting on the monks cloth with separated lines I just wanna know how to make them look really nice