I like your rug and am so tempted to make some. I need a couple of rugs in my kitchen, in front of the sink and refrigerator especially. However, I am concerned about them slipping around and becoming a tripping danger. What do you think? What about washing it?

Wow...I love that. It's very colorful and pretty!

That is too pretty to put on the floor. Well done.

Oooooooooo.....so pretty.... Looks like Springtime and so refreshing... On my bucket list.

Very pretty!

Very pretty, great choice of colors.

I love it! I just bought the pattern yesterday. I hope mine turns out as nice.

Great colors! Where will you put it?

Beautiful choice of colors! My batting strips arrived from Nancy's on Saturday - as soon as I get two UFO's bound, I'm going to make one too. Hope it's as pretty as yours.

Thank you for the kind responses. A bit of the "back story" on this fabric. I purchased this fabric in 2016 when Hancocks went out of business. They had fabric at 90% off and I bought all they had... 8 yards, thinking of a stack and whack quilt or a backing. The cost was $1.00 per yard. The 42 strips I cut took about 3 yards, so $3.00 invested in fabric. I could not decide on whether I wanted that bright fabric and how that bright fabric would look in a rug, so when I started prepping for cutting, noticed the "wrong" side was more muted and softer. I just used the wrong side for the outside of the strips.
I am going to place it next to my bed on carpet so it won't slide around.
I understand that to stop these rugs from sliding on hard floors, you can get the rubbery type kitchen shelf liner and simply stitch it to the underside. My next one will be for in front of my kitchen sink.....just got to find the right fabric again!
Murphy
Here is a picture of the "right side" of the fabric used in my jelly roll rug.
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