needlefruit

The canvas drop cloths make wonderful curtains, drapes, etc. Why not a rug? Thought I'd give it a try. Just sewed a tube with one layer of batting (leaving both ends open), turned, quilted, and fringed the ends. Looks pretty good; hope it wears as well!

laurafet

Interesting. I like the finished look, and the idea, but have to say, white on the floor would never fly in my house full of men! Good job!

QuiltnNan

clever idea and nicely done

Blinkokr

Just terrific, great job and thank you for sharing
Have a Blessed day
Ellen

BETTY62

How unique. Nicely done.

erstan947

Love the idea It's got the old wheels turning~just think of the possibilities. If you don't like the white....paint it

igorsews

Oh dear. Another item on my "to do" list. What a neat rug and idea!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

DebraK

great job of upcycling.

PaperPrincess

Very nice! I make most of my tote bags from painter's canvas which I purchase at Lowe's or Home Depot (don't get the plastic backed stuff!). It machine embroiders really well, no puckering from dense designs, and wears like iron. I've never thought of quilting it, but I'm going to try that next! thanks for the tip.

ETA, Oh, I just had another thought. i wanted to make some picnic quilts. I think I'm going to try using the canvas as a backing.

Tartan

Awesome! It should wear like iron and it looks so comfortable to stand on.