Thank you so much. Like most of us we are new to the craft so we want to do the best possible. Now time to watch your next video with the wash test! Thank you for being informative
Hey! Love watching your videos, I'm also an artist that Tufts. Different products here in the UK, I'm yet to try the latex. Also can't wait to see how they wash. I'm experimenting with e6000 so the piece is washable for garments.
YAAASSSSSS! Thank you!! I just got my punch needles and supplies yesterday. Haven't gotten around to poking yet. >< I look forward to your next video! :D Enjoy your weekend, Sam!
Loving your videos ! Super helpful I did notice you had some MTN spray cans in the background of your last video, id love to see you use them in a video! keep up the great content !
Your tools and materials are the same no matter how big you’re frame is. Wood screws and nail tack strips. Any table or counter top will work as long as it has an edge to clamp your frame onto.
i dont see anyone doing this-but i was thinking of putting secondary fabric on the back while the glue on the primary fabric is still not dry..do you have an idea why no one is doing this and they rather use two different kinds of glue?
Hi Sam! Thank you so much for infomative video. I have a question: is rug washable with water? I am afraid that the glue will fade out in water and yarn will come out of the fabric.
I was watching your videos and like how your explain the difference. I am new to tufting and just ordered a gun. I am not new to fabric though an have been doing upholstery for a long time. Have you ever used DAP Weldwood an would try?
Lol yup that humidity will get ya! As long as it’s not coming off on your hands when you touch it and has turned that darker color it’s ok if it’s still tacky
I live in a third world country where these products are not available, could you tell me what is the glue material it self insted of the commercial brand, is it a special type of glue that onle works with rugs or does it have other use ?
Sam, I have heard that 1132 can be used w/o adding a backing and i willl not off gas and turn wood floors yellow. Can 3095 be used in the same manner w/o it discoloring wood floors?
If I were to put a backing on the Robert’s while it’s still tacky, would it dry properly? Do you think it would hold up in a washing machine? I’m trying to get into rug making but I have messy pets and am having trouble finding an adhesive that wouldn’t fall apart or ruin the piece in the wash. Thanks for your videos! They’ve been a huge help ❤️
It would set and hold the backing, yes. I haven’t washed my glue swatches yet but I am doing so soon and will have a video on it. From my experience with all these glues I think I would spring for the Bond adhesive in this situation it seems like it would hold up the best to cleaning. But again I can’t say for sure without further testing. ❤️
GIRL I NEED YOUR HELP what is a good crafting table for tugging I am looking and looking and the yarn what is the good tool to stop it from coming out of your gun
My table is just a husky workbench (without the drawers) but I literally used the top of an IKEA Kallax shelf before. The yarn coming out of your gun is due to your feeding system. However you set up your yarn it has to be able to feed smoothly. Also make sure your cone or cake isn’t wound too tight. If you’re pulling directly from the center of a fresh skein it helps to pull a few feet out to loosen it up
Thank you! All the punch needle folks I've seen keep saying to use iron on fabric and I am not at all convinced that will be enough for a pillow. Maybe they aren't as active with their pillows *wink *wink. JK! But the flexibility was what I was looking for info on so big thank you!
Hey sam, this question is not related with this video but i just want to know which trimmer to use? I should go for sheep Shearer or i can do it with a normal trimmer?? Can you please help 😭
I am also having trouble with it. I don’t know which to choose. Because the normal trimmer is small and not so precise but you can also sculpt the rugs with it and in a long term you can use it for other things than rugs. On the other hand sheep shearer is bulky but the finish piece looks so good with it. The dilemma is real!
@@trickyshotz no, that is not what I meant. But wait, maybe, it depends on what trimmer you have in mind. The normal one for hair? Or the one that rug makers use.
Hey! So I’ve used all three at this point, the normal hair trimmer, the smaller rug trimmer and the big sheep shearer. The hair trimmer is an ok starting point it doesn’t cut quite as well as the rug trimmer so you’ll have to go over areas multiple times. The rug trimmer is good because it can cut through the yarn and handle detail cuts. The sheep shearer is a beast. It’s very heavy and loud and kind of aggressive honestly. You cannot do detailed cuts with this one its definitely only for larger areas. So if you’re not doing very large rugs I would go with the rug trimmer. They have it on TuftingGun.com but you can also find the exact same one on Amazon by searching “Dream Reach Pet grooming clippers”
The roberts is a health hazard according to the info on the bin. I’m going w Elmer’s :) when I used 3095 it smelt so bad and made my cats smell like chemicals when they used the rug
Just make sure you don’t get any sort of liquid or moisture on rugs you finished with Elmers as it breaks down very easily. I haven’t had any issues with 3095 but I have seen some tufters use 6700. Supposedly it doesn’t smell as bad but I haven’t tried it.
I found that applying Roberts to burlap was actually pulling the yarn out and leaving large holes in my designs. Has anyone had experience with this? I didnt have this effect when applying Roberts to tufting cloth.
Wish you did 4002 and the 6700 type too and then tested the initial shedding. My dilemma s 3095 is too thick to be efficient for quality work. It doesn’t catch all of the yarn fibers in the “bonding” process. And once rugs are done they shed non stop. But Unfortunately that’s all people on RUclips is using 🤦🏽♀️ except a select few.
A lot of that can be due to whatever yarn you are using. Acrylic is a much soft weave that isn’t as tightly wound as say wool. Because of this it’s really easy to pull apart which we see as shedding. Technique also comes into play, if you’re putting layer over layer of yarn into a single area no matter what kind of glue you use there will be parts that never touch the glue and can be pulled out. I use acrylic and have a few pieces that are over a year old now, the shedding significantly lessens over time and with occasional vacuuming.
I am also curious what the difference will be between 3095 and the 6700 that I have? I just tufted my first rug and home depot only had 6700, I am curious if I need to return and hunt for what she talks about here. How did it work for you?
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As someone who has been using roberts and looking for something new this was incredibly informative and spot on with roberts being tacky. Thank you!
This is the most straight forward explanation I’ve seen on all three of these! Thank you for this!!
Thank you so much. Like most of us we are new to the craft so we want to do the best possible. Now time to watch your next video with the wash test! Thank you for being informative
Hey! Love watching your videos, I'm also an artist that Tufts. Different products here in the UK, I'm yet to try the latex. Also can't wait to see how they wash. I'm experimenting with e6000 so the piece is washable for garments.
What do you use for the back of the rugs for tufting
I need an adhesive to spread around like the roberts but I’m in the Uk and can’t find anything that works
YAAASSSSSS! Thank you!! I just got my punch needles and supplies yesterday. Haven't gotten around to poking yet. >< I look forward to your next video! :D Enjoy your weekend, Sam!
Yay! Have fun punching away! Thank you , you too ❤
Loving all these informative videos on tufting specifics! Thank you!
Please make a video washing them !
Hahaha love this. Also with all the wordchoking and coughing in it! Thank you for sharing all this info with us. ❤
This helps a lot. I use roberts but i notice my rugs curl up a lot. I’m switching to Elmers see if that helps
Part of that can be due to over tufting. If you over pack an area it will warp your backing fabric and put uneven tension that causes curling.
Loving your videos ! Super helpful
I did notice you had some MTN spray cans in the background of your last video, id love to see you use them in a video!
keep up the great content !
Thank you! Yea I paint too eventually I’ll show some of it!
@@SamMadeThat sounds good looking forward to seeing it! Always good to see people’s styles
I'm in conroe Texas wish I could come by for a day to see how you do your tufting process 😁
gosh can’t say thankyou enough for making this video!!!! you’ve been helping us a lot on our journey 🥺💜
I hope one day for a backing adhesive that doesn’t degrade in water. I’d like my rugs to be machine washable
Another great video! Both informative and entertaining! You are so fun to watch! Thanks much!
Your videos are very helpful ✨ keep it up!
Thank you!
Great video! Do you think I can use regular Elmer’s glue and not the “glue all” version? :)
Love your videos! Great advice as always. Used Your code as well on a purchase, Thank You!
Ok I am Learning so What are the things you need for a small frame And what is the best table and tools you. Need to get started
Your tools and materials are the same no matter how big you’re frame is. Wood screws and nail tack strips. Any table or counter top will work as long as it has an edge to clamp your frame onto.
Can u a do a video comparing the different adhesives for putting the actual backing and finishing.
Spray glue is the go to and there’s really no difference between brands! I like to use hot glue for securing the very edges.
@@SamMadeThat I’ve bought two hot glue guns and I can’t get either of them to work idk what I’m doing wrong.
i dont see anyone doing this-but i was thinking of putting secondary fabric on the back while the glue on the primary fabric is still not dry..do you have an idea why no one is doing this and they rather use two different kinds of glue?
I’ve been waiting for this video 👏🏼
Sorry for bother you but, how many yard I have to buy for a single rug? The video was very helpful, thanks.
Thank you so much Sam for this ❤
Do you have a video of you start a rug and finishing it completely
Hi Sam! Thank you so much for infomative video. I have a question: is rug washable with water? I am afraid that the glue will fade out in water and yarn will come out of the fabric.
I’m still testing it but so far no. I would not wash your tufted pieces. If you have to just spot clean with a damp cloth.
I was watching your videos and like how your explain the difference. I am new to tufting and just ordered a gun. I am not new to fabric though an have been doing upholstery for a long time. Have you ever used DAP Weldwood an would try?
I haven’t heard of that! Is it an upholstery specific adhesive?
I thought I was tripping because I’m in Houston and I made my first rug days ago and It still hasn’t completely dried with the Roberts.
Lol yup that humidity will get ya! As long as it’s not coming off on your hands when you touch it and has turned that darker color it’s ok if it’s still tacky
I live in a third world country where these products are not available, could you tell me what is the glue material it self insted of the commercial brand, is it a special type of glue that onle works with rugs or does it have other use ?
i think the most basic glue would be liquid latex
Sam, I have heard that 1132 can be used w/o adding a backing and i willl not off gas and turn wood floors yellow. Can 3095 be used in the same manner w/o it discoloring wood floors?
If I were to put a backing on the Robert’s while it’s still tacky, would it dry properly? Do you think it would hold up in a washing machine? I’m trying to get into rug making but I have messy pets and am having trouble finding an adhesive that wouldn’t fall apart or ruin the piece in the wash. Thanks for your videos! They’ve been a huge help ❤️
It would set and hold the backing, yes. I haven’t washed my glue swatches yet but I am doing so soon and will have a video on it. From my experience with all these glues I think I would spring for the Bond adhesive in this situation it seems like it would hold up the best to cleaning. But again I can’t say for sure without further testing. ❤️
What glue you recommend for costers and logos?
GIRL I NEED YOUR HELP what is a good
crafting table for tugging I am looking and looking and the yarn what is the good tool to stop it from coming out of your gun
My table is just a husky workbench (without the drawers) but I literally used the top of an IKEA Kallax shelf before. The yarn coming out of your gun is due to your feeding system. However you set up your yarn it has to be able to feed smoothly. Also make sure your cone or cake isn’t wound too tight. If you’re pulling directly from the center of a fresh skein it helps to pull a few feet out to loosen it up
Have you tried flex seal paste? It’s supposed to dry like rubber.
hello Sam, one question. can you tell how much glue we need for a 1 sq meter rug?
Thank you! All the punch needle folks I've seen keep saying to use iron on fabric and I am not at all convinced that will be enough for a pillow. Maybe they aren't as active with their pillows *wink *wink. JK! But the flexibility was what I was looking for info on so big thank you!
This really helped. Thanks a lot.
Hey sam, this question is not related with this video but i just want to know which trimmer to use? I should go for sheep Shearer or i can do it with a normal trimmer?? Can you please help 😭
I am also having trouble with it. I don’t know which to choose. Because the normal trimmer is small and not so precise but you can also sculpt the rugs with it and in a long term you can use it for other things than rugs. On the other hand sheep shearer is bulky but the finish piece looks so good with it.
The dilemma is real!
@@slavcinko normal trimmer doesn't work fine with the rug or what??
@@trickyshotz no, that is not what I meant. But wait, maybe, it depends on what trimmer you have in mind. The normal one for hair? Or the one that rug makers use.
@@slavcinko i am talking about normal trimmer
Hey! So I’ve used all three at this point, the normal hair trimmer, the smaller rug trimmer and the big sheep shearer. The hair trimmer is an ok starting point it doesn’t cut quite as well as the rug trimmer so you’ll have to go over areas multiple times.
The rug trimmer is good because it can cut through the yarn and handle detail cuts.
The sheep shearer is a beast. It’s very heavy and loud and kind of aggressive honestly. You cannot do detailed cuts with this one its definitely only for larger areas.
So if you’re not doing very large rugs I would go with the rug trimmer. They have it on TuftingGun.com but you can also find the exact same one on Amazon by searching “Dream Reach Pet grooming clippers”
Great advice!, by any chance I can’t find Robertson 3095 where I’m from but I found Stauf R105 is it the same concept just different brand? thanks.
super helpful video!! 👌
Have you used the Henry 663 ? I bought that one just thinking it was like any other glue but I haven’t seen anyone talk about that one at all lol
I’ve never heard of that glue.
I’m pretty sure that is Lowe’s version of Roberts from Home Depot. Let us know how it works!
The roberts is a health hazard according to the info on the bin. I’m going w Elmer’s :) when I used 3095 it smelt so bad and made my cats smell like chemicals when they used the rug
Just make sure you don’t get any sort of liquid or moisture on rugs you finished with Elmers as it breaks down very easily. I haven’t had any issues with 3095 but I have seen some tufters use 6700. Supposedly it doesn’t smell as bad but I haven’t tried it.
Hi, what kind if glue do you use for cushions please?
I don’t use glue, I use interfacing.
Which one do you use ?
I use Bond and Roberts, it just depends on the project.
@@SamMadeThat what websites can I purchase a tufting gun ?
Does the Elmers work good for the floor rugs as well?
While you can use it. I would not recommend it for floor rugs as it will deteriorate easily if exposed to moisture.
Very helpful thank you
Can you use an action bac with Elmer’s?
It's Gerald from Hey Arnold.
Plz compare yarn
Hi am having problem with my glue is it supposed to be sticky after drying?
Thank you for this!!!
nice video I appreciate it!
Do you have any experience with Latex glue?
I don’t. I’m currently trying to source some to test.
i heard that latex glue can be a problem after some time as it starts to get flakey..i would rather use synthetic latex as u are already using..
great video
I found that applying Roberts to burlap was actually pulling the yarn out and leaving large holes in my designs. Has anyone had experience with this? I didnt have this effect when applying Roberts to tufting cloth.
Can I find these stuffs in East Africa
Im in South Africa which glue can I used that can be found here
Bond is hard to find and roberts is long dry time but it is more affordable
What else can i use
Where can I get a gun from ?
Tuftinggun.com is where I got mine and you can use my code MADETHAT15 for 15% off!
Struggling to get in uk!! Any1 from uk know a good alternative??
What secondary backing do you use for your rugs?
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Hiii I am carpet backing cloth manufacturer from india we have multiple colours cloths
Where can you be contacted?
you wont have issues with the roberts adhesive if you leave it in the sun or use a heat gun, then put backing on it.
Wish you did 4002 and the 6700 type too and then tested the initial shedding. My dilemma s 3095 is too thick to be efficient for quality work. It doesn’t catch all of the yarn fibers in the “bonding” process. And once rugs are done they shed non stop. But Unfortunately that’s all people on RUclips is using 🤦🏽♀️ except a select few.
A lot of that can be due to whatever yarn you are using. Acrylic is a much soft weave that isn’t as tightly wound as say wool. Because of this it’s really easy to pull apart which we see as shedding. Technique also comes into play, if you’re putting layer over layer of yarn into a single area no matter what kind of glue you use there will be parts that never touch the glue and can be pulled out. I use acrylic and have a few pieces that are over a year old now, the shedding significantly lessens over time and with occasional vacuuming.
@@SamMadeThat well that’s good to know I’m only on my 8th rug so far. Now my gun isn’t cutting right so… there’s my luck
I am also curious what the difference will be between 3095 and the 6700 that I have? I just tufted my first rug and home depot only had 6700, I am curious if I need to return and hunt for what she talks about here. How did it work for you?
Can one use a tile adhesive as an alternative for carpet adhesive