Joining Fabric Strips without Sewing ( How-To Instructional Video for Fabric Crochet ) 

Thank you thank you I watched a couple of videos I could not figure it out...but your vid.... bingo bango easy peasy!

Thanks for this easy and quick tutorial! I just joined the strips of 4 pairs of jeans and can't wait to start using them. Great work.

Thank you SO much for this video! I had only seen pictures of this way of joining strips , and I just couldn't figure out how to finish it. Now that I know, it looks easy :)

Good one thanks for doing this video and explaining it so well.

This was a great instruction video.

Finally found what I was looking for.. thank you

that is so good to know. watching from British Columbia Canada

Been looking for a video on joining fabric strips...thanks!

Very clear instructions. Thank you

Nicely done!

Thank you, this is super helpful!

Thank you so much! I am using up my fabric stash oddball cotton fabrics and making braided trivets for Christmas gifts one 9x11 oval and two 9 inch rounds. I know I could quilt them but right now this is fun! Anyway ... thank you concise and clear Instructions and now I don't have to sew those strips together. Yay!

brilliant

Clear! Thank you!

thank you that is awesome

Thanks, I have a few old shirts I was wanting to turn into a rug. I was wondering how I would do this. Thanks for making this tutorial!

Thank you, This is excellent helpful video

nicely done, thank you for sharing :-)

thanks! I knew there was a way to do this but couldn't remember the process!!

My fabric is new, and wonder if you suggest washing it before I start? Some of it is already in strips, and some in rectangles. Should I tear it, or cut it into th right size strips?

I like that this is very easy but I actually like the little ties sticking out is there any way to make that happen

How do you join a yarn with 2 small ends each!? Practically, one end has a ball of yarn and another end has your crochet project?! How do you join that?

Ellen, I would not wash the strips or small pieces as you will just get a giant wad of threads tangled around fabric and it will waste lots of fabric and time as it is nearly impossible to straighten and undo ot all. I speak from experience. If you have yardage that has never been washed, you could launder. If one is using recycled clothes etc, they are usually pre-shrunk.

doesnt really work for rubber strip. cutting them isnt good idea