We’re going to go travelling though.
It came from those bins with the rolls of rugs that are meant to be put in a garage or somewhere really utilitarian.We wanted to get something that we could really make a mess of, basically, and then not feel bad about when it’s time to throw it out in a year or two.
We thought that as long as we got something grey-ish, it would probably look decent enough until we’re ready to get something fancy that won’t have food squished into it daily..I really do still like this rug a lot even though it was only $80 for this big size.I like the color and the basic texture and I like that it seems to pass for something nicer than what it really is..
The only problem is that this rug is really thin and since we spend so much time in here, and since we are squarely in the toddler phase now, I’m spending more and more time playing on the ground.Like, most of my time, it seems.
Things can get pretty uncomfortable pretty quick with a rug this thin on top of the hard floors underneath, but I’ve really been refusing to upgrade this rug until the time is right.. Rug Pad USA.
Rug Pad USA contacted me recently, just in the knick of time and asked if I wanted to partner with them on a blog post (and a giveaway for my readers!)Of course, Kennedy was not super excited about the idea at first.
She’s on to me and my passing my blog projects off as “crafts”.I let her pick what kind of shape she’d like on her wall though and then she was all for it.. She must be reading blogs over my shoulder because trees on the wall are just the hottest thing in kids’ rooms right now..
Here are the quick and easy steps!.1) Draw your shape on your fabric and cut it out.. 2) Spray startch on the back of it.. 3)Iron it to the wall!.