Don't look at it too closely. I couldn't be bothered to pin anything down so my seams are wonky and I'm pretty sure none of the edges are straight.
But it was free and it took 15 minutes and it absorbs water and it is marginally better looking than the terrible Ikea bathmat we've been hating for the last three years. Success.
For a much nicer version, check out Hanna's bathmat.
very cool!! what a great idea
ReplyDeleteAw, I love that. Something out of nothing. Way to go.
ReplyDeleteCute! Such a creative way to use old pieces that you might normally throw away.
ReplyDeletewell done! this has inspired me to do something about our gross bathmat!
ReplyDeleteI love the stitching! Great idea, thanks for sharing it. ♥
ReplyDeletecute...i just use an old towel folded in half because i'm lazy and it's easy.
ReplyDeleteCute! go, you!
ReplyDeleteI think it's lovely! The wonkiness looks intentional and only adds to its charm :)
ReplyDeleteBrilliant! I think it turned out wonderfully.
ReplyDeleteI think it's really nice. Think I'll make one now.
ReplyDeletewow, i hate my bath mats too! i gave them to the dogs to lounge on.
ReplyDeletehow clever! I love your blog, left you a little something on it today- please check it out!
ReplyDeleteLooks great. You reminded me that I have been meaning to make one (or more) of those for a while now. Cute!
ReplyDeleteGreat idea!
ReplyDeleteyour seems don't look wonky to me! great idea. i have some bleached towels that can sure use a new life
ReplyDeletehow sweet of you.
ReplyDeleteYour one looks great :) Wonkyness just adds charm.
xx