Creating My Biggest Rug Yet!

In this video, I attempt to transfer an image onto my biggest frame yet, a 6x6 one. I'll also be giving you a bit of insight into my process and tips on using a cone and cake to wind the yarn. I also demonstrate how to use a color scheme and apply glue to the finished product. Watch until the end for my final thoughts and emotions about the project.
Materials
* AK-II Loop Pile Gun from tuftinggun.com/discount/NAYA15 (Use my code NAYA15 to get 15% off all your orders!)
* Yarn (picked up from JoAnn's)
* Monks Cloth from Tuftinggun.com (Use my code NAYA15 to get 15% off all your orders!)
* Felt Backing (ALSO from JoAnn’s)
* Scissors: amzn.to/3gCgSvF
* Glue Gun:amzn.to/3aRym3D
* Spray Adhesive: amzn.to/2RY6IeE
* Floor Glue: amzn.to/2SgloG7
*Yarn Winder: amzn.to/3erfrh2
*Bead Threaders I use to Thread my Gun: amzn.to/3gKLaMV
For everyone that is commenting about this being Bryce's design, I wasn't aware of this until one of you guys kindly let me know. I mean no ill intent in making this rug and I have no plans of making another one out of respect for the original artist. A lot of designs I make rugs out of, I end up finding on Pinterest and that's my fault. I definitely should have looked more into where the design came from rather than just working off of impulse. Don't hate me I just like making rugs. Have a good day!
design by: bbbrycewong
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