I buy old sheets from thrift stores usually for under one dollar.
If they are white you can use fabric dry to dye the color you want.
Prep is the biggest time consuming part I think.
Take your sheet, we will assume it's the color we want, otherwise dyeing it is the first step. Dyeing fabric instructions are on the dye bottle.
1. Cut out the seams. You can de-seam them if you really want another inch.. maybe..of fabric. I now just cut it out unless it's obvious big loss of a few inches..
* fitted sheets are pretty easy to cut out the elastic and corners, so dont stop a purchase of nice color because it's a fitted sheet..rip that stuff out n you have lots of fabric.
2. Cut/ rip fabric into longest length strips about a 1.5 wide or so. It doesnt have to be perfect wodth..cust kinda close.
3. Roll strips into small bundles to work with n lay out your rug colors n pattern.
If they are white you can use fabric dry to dye the color you want.
Prep is the biggest time consuming part I think.
Take your sheet, we will assume it's the color we want, otherwise dyeing it is the first step. Dyeing fabric instructions are on the dye bottle.
1. Cut out the seams. You can de-seam them if you really want another inch.. maybe..of fabric. I now just cut it out unless it's obvious big loss of a few inches..
* fitted sheets are pretty easy to cut out the elastic and corners, so dont stop a purchase of nice color because it's a fitted sheet..rip that stuff out n you have lots of fabric.
2. Cut/ rip fabric into longest length strips about a 1.5 wide or so. It doesnt have to be perfect wodth..cust kinda close.
3. Roll strips into small bundles to work with n lay out your rug colors n pattern.