I am working on this pattern now. I started without the video but couldn't get the bubbles. I watch the bubble step a few times and now I'm flying through the rows! thank you very much for the tutorial! !
I just made this bathmat using Lion Brand Just Hemp yarn. It turned out great. Thanks for the tutorial, it made it much easier for me (a beginner) to understand.
Ah, people today have so little imagination. I don't mean you, Mikey. You're amazing! But to limit this to just being a bath mat-- it could be so many types of mats. When I was a child and wall-to-wall carpeting was only for the rich, mats were a very common item. You had mats in front of the kitchen sink to catch spilled water (and, thus, prevent slipping on the water), mats on the side of the bed so you did not have to step onto cold floors when you got up. There was also a door mat INSIDE the front door (as well as the traditional outside mat) where you could stand while changing from boots to slippers. You might think, "well, fine. But now we have carpeting." But I still use a kitchen sink mat and a mat beside my bed, over the carpeting, just for decoration. I like it. Beyond that, depending on the size, this design could be great for placemats or for a table runner. I can see it used in so many ways. It's a pity the designer limited it to just being a bath mat. Luckily, we don't have to. ;)
I would love to see something along these lines, made with T Shirt yarn. I'm using J,C,Brett's Noodles yarn. However the Home Deck yarn looks like it has more of a rubber texture to it. I'm in England, but forget the cost, I'm desperate to try it.😁😁💖 I will nav to shop around tonight 😁😁💙
Hi Mikey. Beautiful mat! In row 3 you began with 3 chains. In row 4 you chained 4 to begin. So when do we chain 3 and when do we have to chain 4? Thank you.
Great question... I was waiting for that. I don't think there is a difference. I think the designer called it a Bubble Stitch as it's the Bubble Bath Mat. I think it's the same, in my view as well. Good catch!
I am from india.I don't get this type of yarn.please tell me how I can get this.I hv made crochet doormat with wool.Thanks for sharing.I love your channel.
I am working on this pattern now. I started without the video but couldn't get the bubbles. I watch the bubble step a few times and now I'm flying through the rows! thank you very much for the tutorial! !
I just made this bathmat using Lion Brand Just Hemp yarn. It turned out great. Thanks for the tutorial, it made it much easier for me (a beginner) to understand.
Wonderful!
Ooh! I love this! Can't wait to pick up my yarn! Thank you Mikey!
I so love the look of that yarn Mikey I was just thinking about how great it would look in a circle or oval, in the kitchen 😀
yarn made from old sheets is awesome for making rugs and Bathmats
I am making one of these mats now. Really like this home dec. Thanks Mikey
Lovely, thanks Mikey. I love your channel. Thanks so much.
Ah, people today have so little imagination. I don't mean you, Mikey. You're amazing! But to limit this to just being a bath mat-- it could be so many types of mats.
When I was a child and wall-to-wall carpeting was only for the rich, mats were a very common item. You had mats in front of the kitchen sink to catch spilled water (and, thus, prevent slipping on the water), mats on the side of the bed so you did not have to step onto cold floors when you got up. There was also a door mat INSIDE the front door (as well as the traditional outside mat) where you could stand while changing from boots to slippers.
You might think, "well, fine. But now we have carpeting." But I still use a kitchen sink mat and a mat beside my bed, over the carpeting, just for decoration. I like it.
Beyond that, depending on the size, this design could be great for placemats or for a table runner. I can see it used in so many ways. It's a pity the designer limited it to just being a bath mat. Luckily, we don't have to. ;)
AWESOME THANKS! This stitch is the same as the puff stitch, different name.
Love it! Thank You for your demo.
I used rubberized shelf liner under mine and it doesn't slip!
Laurie James can you tell me how you did that please? Susanpstone56@yahoo.com
I made three an just used a strip of hot glue around the bottom an a big x in the middle an it doesn't slip
I would love to see something along these lines, made with T Shirt yarn. I'm using J,C,Brett's Noodles yarn. However the Home Deck yarn looks like it has more of a rubber texture to it. I'm in England, but forget the cost, I'm desperate to try it.😁😁💖 I will nav to shop around tonight 😁😁💙
Can you put this mat inside the shower to prevent from slipping in the shower
Hi mikey was wondering if i can use bernat handicrafter cotton yarn intead Thanks so much for the demo
very beautiful
can you please make a tutorial on a bathroom set.
Hi ?????
Is the number of chains we do in beginning of pattern the width or length of the rug?
Thank you 🙏🏻
Hi Mikey. Beautiful mat! In row 3 you began with 3 chains. In row 4 you chained 4 to begin. So when do we chain 3 and when do we have to chain 4? Thank you.
Could you use the Bernat Chunky Handicraft?
out of curiosity.. what is a difference from a bubble stitch from a puff stitch??
Great question... I was waiting for that. I don't think there is a difference. I think the designer called it a Bubble Stitch as it's the Bubble Bath Mat. I think it's the same, in my view as well. Good catch!
thanks, Mikey 4 responding so swiftly
love the idea. Is it possible to use peaches and cream or something equivalent. How much is this new yarn? I know I'm going to like this yarn.
Annette the yarn runs 9.99 in my area. I use the 40% coupon when I buy it.
Ok thank you.
Could you use bernat blanket for a bath mat too?
You could but it might absorb water different and not last the way a cotton fiber would. Maybe try a small swatch and see what you think.
Could you make this with t-shirt yarn?
Absolutely.
I am from india.I don't get this type of yarn.please tell me how I can get this.I hv made crochet doormat with wool.Thanks for sharing.I love your channel.
cotton yarn would probably work, t shirt yarn or make strips from old sheets and your then together and then crochet that.
is this like t shirt type yarn?
Hi Mikey at the end you mentioned a website but it was not clear , can you tell me again please. thanks
Click on Show More above and the website it listed.
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I hate it😤😤😤😤😤
Lots of free patterns and paid patterns are available. Find something you love and enjoy crochet. - Michael
I do too. Too many gaps for a bath mat or any mat. Where's the old heavy rug yarn. This is ugly.