The Super Easy Non-Slip Pom Pom Rug is... well... super easy to crochet! Only the most beginning stitches are used, making this pattern perfect for crocheters of any skill level. The yarn used does require a few tips and tricks though - so I've put together right and left-handed pom pom rug tutorials for the Super Easy Non-Slip Pom Pom Rug!
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Super Easy Non-Slip Pom Pom Rug Tutorials:
How to Crochet the Super Easy Non-Slip Pom Pom Rug - Right Handed
How to Crochet the Super Easy Non-Slip Pom Pom Rug - Left Handed
As Seen in This Video (click each for more info!):
Super Easy Non-Slip Pom Pom Rug - FREE Crochet Pattern
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So what do you think? I hope that you enjoyed this Pom Pom Rug Tutorial, and that the video answered any questions you had. If not, it's time to hit the comments and ask me - I'm always happy to help!
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Stephanie Barnes says
On your blocking video you mentioned that you blocked the outside of this rug.
Did you steam it or use the spray bottle method? What side of the rug did you block? (get wet)
Thanks
Tamara Kelly says
Hi Stephanie! I just sprayed the very last round with water from the spray bottle, as it lay on the ground - then I let it air dry in place! 🙂
Kim Slone says
Your tutorials are AMAZING! Thank you SO much! Your instructions are crystal clear!
Tamara Kelly says
Thank you so much Kim!
jennifer tyler says
Hello, I'm making the rug and it is coming out like a cupcake and not laying flat. What am I doing wrong or what do I need to do different?? Please Help!!
Tamara Kelly says
Hi Jennifer! Oh dear! I would try changing the distance between stitches - I'm betting you need to get the poms a little bit closer to each other. 🙂
Krystel Van Wormer says
Hi! I love this tutorial and plan on making one of my own- but I was wondering if you have any thoughts on making a rectangle shape rug. Would you start in the middle and work out just like the circle one you did or would you just start on one edge and work in rows somehow? Any help here would be greatly appreciated!
Tamara Kelly says
Thank you! I have given it some thought for sure! I think I would work back and forth in rows for a rectangle, as that would give a lot more control over the finished size. 🙂
Amy says
I love this idea! Not just because it's non-slip, but because the pad provides a structure to build on. I tried just working with the yarn last night and the poms kept getting in the way! This method makes it much easier to see your actual stitches.
Tamara Kelly says
Thank you so much! ♥