Great video just saw your video because TH-cam recommend it to me and you got some fantastic tips,i did the same mistake as you and i just ended up losing money months ago Can't wait to see your next contents I just subscribed
good video, i have a tip for you, the ends that stick out after a line that i see you cutting off, i recommend just pulling those out, they are not looped like the others so they are very loose and will come out easily even when glued, especially easy if you cut the ends so there is barely anything holding them in.
Thanks for sharing, I'm doing allot of research at the moment and i wanna get started soon. I'm positive this is something that I can get good at so thanks for the tips
On Amazon I get premium tufting cloth for my 6 ft by 6ft frame for $36 something it comes next day a lot of times it’s the cheapest because I use to use monks cloth from Walmart. And cool video!
I have just recently seen how this was done. I plan on trying this. All your tips are so helpful. I'm glad I found you.💙 Also, I went by your store. Fantastic work you do.😊
You have to be repetitive with whatever it is you start off at if your not patient your not gonna be successful at anything. Keep grindin and be great!
Have you ever overlay colors.? I’ve yet to seen anyone do it in a final design. To be more specific I’m saying if you layed 1 color down and right in the middle you decide to change a little bit of a color or you want to put lines in your pic? I’ve seen one chick showing her design and I’m not about leaving bad comments but it looked like shit and it was a subtle blend . So I’m just curious if u have or seen anyone do it and it coming out clean. I’ve seen enough videos of how others do there technique, there do’s and dont’s .. your video was the better I’ve seen so I decided to ask you…
@@jaybee1158 so I had seen another creator do a pretty good job with gradients before but I don’t remember their name. But it’s a bit harder to accomplish because you can’t label it out easily on the fabric so you just need to eye it plus getting all of the right colored yarns can be difficult if you physically go to a store to look for them. But with the right technique and tools it’s very doable
Your videos are nice quality, great job. I was wondering have you tufted on anything other than monks cloth? It's the only tufting cloth I haven't tried.
This is fact! I’ve worked with my local toys for tots, St.Jude’s, Ronald McDonald House and more! I’m averaging 4 rugs a week. I’m selling the same custom rug for $350 when I first started I was only charging $80!
I do monthly raffles and giveaways on my Instagram. I have a marketing/graphic design background and a hustlers mentality the grind never stops and money never sleeps!
@@RhodyRugs My frame is 6.5x5.5 and I have the same issue! If there's any way for you to lay the frame down while you're stretching the fabric, I feel like that would help a lot. Fortunately, I've found that after packing like, 7 different rugs onto the frame, there's so much dang yarn in there that it doesn't really matter. The lack of tension can make it a bit harder to actually tuft, but it shouldn't impact the final product (:
@@dingustime actually in my most recent video “The Madara Rug” I mention this a little further and show that at the beginning the tension is great but slowly after tufting on a large frame the fabric becomes softened. Even stretching it with all my strength plus help, it managed to do that. But it really doesn’t effect the outcome as long as you do close lines :)
@@Browardcarpetcare on the gorilla spray bottle it only says water resistant. Not water activated. And says to apply to surface, not wet surface lol. No disrespect at all but where does it say water activated? Or is this just a bonding trick idk about.
Great video
just saw your video because TH-cam recommend it to me and you got some fantastic tips,i did the same mistake as you and i just ended up losing money months ago
Can't wait to see your next contents
I just subscribed
Thank you so much! I’ll be making more soon 🤍
Make sure to put notifications on, I also uploaded again :)
Once again thank you for the support
Im really happy I found your page. Full of information 😀 without a bunch of unnecessary rambling..I will be watching every video
Glad it was helpful!
good video, i have a tip for you, the ends that stick out after a line that i see you cutting off, i recommend just pulling those out, they are not looped like the others so they are very loose and will come out easily even when glued, especially easy if you cut the ends so there is barely anything holding them in.
Thank you!!! 😁
Thanks for sharing, I'm doing allot of research at the moment and i wanna get started soon. I'm positive this is something that I can get good at so thanks for the tips
I suggest watching the tufting guide playlist I made for more info. It’s awesome to see more people try it
We just purchased our first kit and some yarn from Tufting World. I’m excited to get started. Thanks for the Tips!
Of course! I wish you the best
What they dont tell u about ruging us that it may get a lil expensive real quick, but i Love it is so relaxing for me
I completely agree, as I explained in a couple of my other videos this is a more expensive hobby to start off. But it’s fun and rewarding 😁
Simple and quick to the point. W channel
Yes sirrr 😌
On Amazon I get premium tufting cloth for my 6 ft by 6ft frame for $36 something it comes next day a lot of times it’s the cheapest because I use to use monks cloth from Walmart. And cool video!
Thank you!!
Thanks I don't want to really sell them but i want to take this up as a hobby cool content
And that’s perfectly fine too! If you ever need help, I have videos to help and you can message me on my socials 😁
great video still thinking about if i should buy the tools and get into it thanks for the insider info
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Thank you so much. From Uruguay, South America.
Thank you so much for watching, glad I can help!
I have just recently seen how this was done. I plan on trying this. All your tips are so helpful. I'm glad I found you.💙
Also, I went by your store. Fantastic work you do.😊
Thank you so much 😊
wow...thanks for the encouragement and tips. I' started and was getting frustrated. The tips have helped. thanks.
No problem, I’ve somewhat experienced a lot within this niche so far. It would be unfair to keep the knowledge for myself 🤣
The other videos I’ve released also have important tips and tricks so make sure you stick around and watch 😁
Nice video, you tell me everything I need, thanks.
Glad to help!
Great video. I'm thinking to myself "if I can assemble outdoor playsets I can make a rug." Bet.
You can definitely do it!
🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽 . Looking to start this, ending message was just needed 🙏🏽 also just wondering, what/when do you use the glue spray for exactly?
Thank you so much 🙏🏽 I use the glue spray to put the backing fabric on
Thank you!!
Great tips but just one thing you haven’t quite got the cloth tight enough on the frame that’s why it’s flemzy
What do you use to lay the adhesive on the back?
Like a little plastic spatula
Good video bro
Thank you :)
Can you buy the tufting cloth that already have designs on it
I don’t think so unless you payed someone else to do it for you. I haven’t seen any cloth with designed already printed on it
You have to be repetitive with whatever it is you start off at if your not patient your not gonna be successful at anything. Keep grindin and be great!
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Have you ever overlay colors.? I’ve yet to seen anyone do it in a final design. To be more specific I’m saying if you layed 1 color down and right in the middle you decide to change a little bit of a color or you want to put lines in your pic? I’ve seen one chick showing her design and I’m not about leaving bad comments but it looked like shit and it was a subtle blend . So I’m just curious if u have or seen anyone do it and it coming out clean. I’ve seen enough videos of how others do there technique, there do’s and dont’s .. your video was the better I’ve seen so I decided to ask you…
I’m trying to understand better. Do you mean blending colors to create gradients or do you mean something else?
@@RhodyRugs yeah that.
@@jaybee1158 so I had seen another creator do a pretty good job with gradients before but I don’t remember their name. But it’s a bit harder to accomplish because you can’t label it out easily on the fabric so you just need to eye it plus getting all of the right colored yarns can be difficult if you physically go to a store to look for them. But with the right technique and tools it’s very doable
@@RhodyRugs ok bet I appreciate the feed back homie , I knew your a real one ..
What's the name of the song at the end
It’s by SX, I’ll find the song soon 😂
what yarn size do you use ?
I use the red heart yarn, I have it in the description. I buy the biggest roll
@@RhodyRugs thank you ❤️
What am I doing wrong 😮💨 ?? After I finished my piece I tried putting the rug glue on but the strings started falling out?
There may be some lose strings but there shouldn’t be many
If you have Instagram DM me @rhodyrugs i can help better on their
Thankkssss
Of course, if you like the content there will be more coming soon. A lot of helpful tips to come 😁
Your videos are nice quality, great job. I was wondering have you tufted on anything other than monks cloth? It's the only tufting cloth I haven't tried.
So far I’ve only tufted on monks cloth cause it’s the only fabric sold in bulk near me. It’s a good material, I’d say it holds up really well
And thank you so much, I’m just filming my journey getting better along the way. I appreciate the support!!
I think you should tighten the fabric a little more. 😇
do you know something about white finger syndrome?
No, but it doesn’t sound fun. Does it have to do with circulation?
I do I got it using the big green machine, I got the Ak-1 and after that it took about 2 months before the feeling in my trigger finger came back.
That’s insane, I didn’t realize that could happen. So is it when you use the gun for too long?
You can make rugs to sell for a charity to hike your prices moderatly
This is fact! I’ve worked with my local toys for tots, St.Jude’s, Ronald McDonald House and more! I’m averaging 4 rugs a week. I’m selling the same custom rug for $350 when I first started I was only charging $80!
I do monthly raffles and giveaways on my Instagram. I have a marketing/graphic design background and a hustlers mentality the grind never stops and money never sleeps!
@@detroitrugcompany5972 how did you go about contacting these charities to sell your rugs?? I’m really interested!
Your cloth is way too loose
Thank you 🤍
My frame is also 7’5 by 5’5 btw so the middle has less tension so I’ll work on that. Any tips?
@@RhodyRugs My frame is 6.5x5.5 and I have the same issue! If there's any way for you to lay the frame down while you're stretching the fabric, I feel like that would help a lot. Fortunately, I've found that after packing like, 7 different rugs onto the frame, there's so much dang yarn in there that it doesn't really matter. The lack of tension can make it a bit harder to actually tuft, but it shouldn't impact the final product (:
@@dingustime actually in my most recent video “The Madara Rug” I mention this a little further and show that at the beginning the tension is great but slowly after tufting on a large frame the fabric becomes softened. Even stretching it with all my strength plus help, it managed to do that. But it really doesn’t effect the outcome as long as you do close lines :)
Watched another video and they said gorilla glue spray was fine smh
I have a separate private video using the glue and it never stayed. And I mean seriously never 😂
@@RhodyRugs Good to know, will be returning it most likely.
@@josecastillo1986 😂
Gorilla glue needs water for activation. Wipe with water first.
@@Browardcarpetcare on the gorilla spray bottle it only says water resistant. Not water activated. And says to apply to surface, not wet surface lol. No disrespect at all but where does it say water activated? Or is this just a bonding trick idk about.