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    June 12, 2020Allison Murray

    Using the lines on your blocking mats pull to stretch the rug so that it matches a rectangular shape. Push blocking comes into the outer stitches so that the rug will hold its shape. Allow to fully dry. Speed up the drying process by allowing to dry outside, however, the sun might lighten the jute on the one side facing up.

    Using the lines on your blocking mats pull to stretch the rug so that it matches a rectangular shape. Push blocking comes into the outer stitches so that the rug will hold its shape. Allow to fully dry. Speed up the drying process by allowing to dry outside, however, the sun might lighten the jute on the one side facing up.

    Allison Murray

    Using the lines on your blocking mats pull to stretch the rug so that it matches a rectangular shape. Push blocking comes into the outer stitches so that the rug will hold its shape. Allow to fully dry. Speed up the drying process by allowing to dry outside, however, the sun might lighten the jute on the one side facing up.

    I blog, craft, sew, paint, glue things onto other things, cover things in glitter and basically living the dream. When I’m not crafting I’m typically cooking, watching shows about cooking, cleaning (I’m obsessed) or spending time with my fine furry fellows.

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    Allison from dreamalittlebigger.com

    Hi, I'm Allison!

    I'm a crafty cat lady with big dreams and an inability to sit still. I make it, I live it, I love it. Here at Dream a Little Bigger you'll find lots of inspiration for crafts, crochet, DIY, food, pet life and all things rainbow. Lots and lots of rainbows.