Rope trivet

Looking for home décor ideas or handmade gifts? Give this DIY Rope Trivet a try! Sewing a Rope Trivet with Scrap Fabric is fast & easy with this ‘how to’ sewing tutorial. You'll love this scrappy DIY rope trivet with scrap fabric! Do you have some clothesline rope? Clothesline Rope Projects are perfect for making clothesline rope scrap fabric projects like hot mats, trivets, coasters, place mats, bowls and rugs.

Quick and easy craft idea! Make a painted rope trivet without tying a knot in less than thirty minutes! It's a great gift idea!

Fall is officially here. Learn how to make this simple DIY cotton rope trivet to use for all of your favorite Fall recipes!

It has been a few months between posts on my blog. Partly due to moving house and not having a proper sewing space just yet. But I’m back today with a tutorial for some coasters!

Follow along on this sewing tutorial to learn how to use cotton clothesline rope to sew Cotton Clothesline Rope Coasters.

I found myself without a trivet the other evening, not earth shaking, but annoying Having built the house a few years ago...I still find we haven't completely stocked the kitchen with all the necessary gadgets. I used a dish towel instead...I'm always reluctant to set hot pans directly on the granite countertops...but dishtowels are not very elegant :) and then when I want to dry off my hands I remember it's sitting under a hot pan...sooooooo, I set out to make one yesterday. I've made a…

Learn how to make a DIY rope placemat using rope from Dollar Tree and hot glue. You can make a DIY coaster, trivet, charger or placemat depending on how much rope you use and how big you make it!

In this series - 25 Days of Homemade Christmas Gifts, Day 1 is this sweet and useful Celtic Knot Cord Trivet. Fast, cheap and adorable!

Use leftover fabric scraps to make fabric rope placemats. They are an easy craft to make as DIY gifts or for fun on a rainy day.

Don't you love it when you make a DIY using leftover supplies from another project?! This DIY is exactly that, no purchase necessary! Using leftover rope from a previous project, I made DIY rope trivets to protect your surfaces and hold all your hot pots in style.

I just love my chunky knit rope potholder. Or is it a chunky knit rope trivet? Either way, this is one craft I'm going to do again as I think it would make a super great gift, for the right...

They Can be Any Size You Want! Create pretty patchwork coasters, trivets and more from leftover 2 1/2″ jelly roll strips. They’re simple to make and can be any size, even as large as place mats. Combine your favorite colors from a coordinated jelly roll pack. Or use up leftover strips in your stash. These …

Still n the subject of plants and planters...I'm obsessed I know! But today I wanted to share a little DIY planter with a difference: It's made from rope!! Rope and Hessian is one of the biggest micro trends (Can I even say that??) for interiors at the moment , and this is a neat little project to get in on the trend! And it's pretty useful: You don't have to use this as a planter of course, how about making this for your desk to keep pens in, or to keep hair bands or make-up brushes in the…

Add a rustic touch to your home with DIY rope coasters! An easy project for functional and stylish decor. #RusticDecor #DIYCrafts #HomeProjects

There’s no need to tuck away your yarn collection once summer comes around. These summer knitting projects can be finished in just an afternoon.

A Flat Turk's Head Knot is perfect for diy coasters & trivets. Instructions (start to finish), with images & videos. Perfect for your kitchen & for gifting.

I am totally that lady that’s a little bit crazy about making people use a coaster. I don’t care about wet cups on every surface of my house, just mostly when it comes to my coffee table. It was the first piece of real furniture that I bought when I graduated from college, and I…