My husband is an Alaskan commercial fisherman, his dad was as well. His dad retired last year. I think I’m going to make him some hot pads for Christmas this year. Thank you. This tutorial was definitely easy to follow. You did an excellent job.
Glad to hear it! There is nothing like making a gift yourself. It has a special meaning to it! I have a feeling that people also appreciate it more. Mark
Speaking for myself; I appreciate the effort and the results as well as your style and commitment to excellence. Thanks for all the hard work, u have made a life long knot enthusiast out of this fan for sure.
Hello mark thank you very much for showing your skills. I made some prolongmates with your help. I used hemp rope and i found out if i shower the ready mat hot it became very hard like a board. So you can better use as footmat
Hey! Interesting idea, I will have to try it myself! I know that rope becomes harder in the sun, for example on boats, but I have never showered a mat. Thank you very much for the input! Mark
Great tutorials. I want to make a circular mat. So I am assuming I would just rework this pattern without the end bights? But figuring out might be a challenge.
![I.N "HALLUCINATION" | [Stray Kids : SKZ-PLAYER]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/n5B5q1Hwt_U/mqdefault.jpg)
My husband is an Alaskan commercial fisherman, his dad was as well. His dad retired last year. I think I’m going to make him some hot pads for Christmas this year. Thank you. This tutorial was definitely easy to follow. You did an excellent job.
Just stumbled on to these. Thank you, thank you, thank you!!
Superb instructer! God bless you@
Well done, Mark! Pinning was the perfect idea.
Thanks, Mark. I have used a number of your tutorials. I used 1/2" cotton rope for bath mats that will be Christmas gifts.
Glad to hear it!
There is nothing like making a gift yourself. It has a special meaning to it! I have a feeling that people also appreciate it more.
Mark
Speaking for myself; I appreciate the effort and the results as well as your style and commitment to excellence. Thanks for all the hard work, u have made a life long knot enthusiast out of this fan for sure.
You did and exceptional job on this tutorial. Thank you so much
Could I make this into a bowl in the same way your shaped your simple rope bowl?
Hello mark thank you very much for showing your skills. I made some prolongmates with your help. I used hemp rope and i found out if i shower the ready mat hot it became very hard like a board. So you can better use as footmat
Hey!
Interesting idea, I will have to try it myself! I know that rope becomes harder in the sun, for example on boats, but I have never showered a mat.
Thank you very much for the input!
Mark
Thank you
Great tutorials. I want to make a circular mat. So I am assuming I would just rework this pattern without the end bights? But figuring out might be a challenge.
They are so beautiful, but they don't half eat up the rope!!!
Hello , pls. let me know where i can find the mat you put needles inside to fix the rope at the beginning. thanks a lot. paolo .
!
Hello, i appreciate the follow back👍🏼