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    How to Make a Rope Placemat

    Jul 13, 2023 | Updated Jun 27, 2024 | By Laura | This post may contain affiliate links | Leave a Comment

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    How to Make a Rope Placemat or Charger, large rope Trivet

    Learn how to make a DIY rope placemat using rope from Dollar Tree and hot glue!

    Rope is a very versatile craft supply - we used it to make beautiful rope coasters and loved the results!

    Today, we are going to use the same rope (we got ours at the Dollar Tree) and roll it into a larger spiral. This will let us make a rope placemat! (Or charger, or part of your centerpiece, if that's what you prefer!)

    Here's how to make it!

    How to Make a Rope Placemat

    How to Make a Rope Placemat

    Step 1. Gather Supplies.

    Supplies Needed:

    • Rope
    • Hot Glue Gun and Glue
    • Scissors

    how to make a DIY rope placemat

    Step 2. Start rolling one end of the rope into a spiral, using hot glue to secure it as you roll.

    how to make a DIY rope placemat

    Step 3. Continue rolling the rope into a bigger spiral, gluing each section before you secure it.

    how to make a DIY rope placemat

    Step 4. Continue rolling and gluing.

    When you run out of rope, add another section from underneath, gluing it to the underside to secure it.

    how to make a DIY rope placemat

    Step 5. Once your rope placemat is as big as you want it to be, or you run out of rope, finish it off by gluing the rope's end to the underside.

    how to make a placemat using rope from the Dollar Tree

    Flatten the rope as much as you can when you glue it, so the placemat can lay flat.

    how to make a placemat using rope from the Dollar Tree

    Flip it over, and your rope placemat is finished!

    how to make a placemat using rope from the Dollar Tree

    You can use it as a placemat, charger under a plate, or as part of your table's centerpiece.

    how to make a DIY rope charger or trivet

    This spiral measures 10 ½ inches in diameter.

    You can make yours bigger or smaller, depending on how much rope you use and what you are planning to use it for.

    how to make a DIY rope charger or trivet

    how to make a DIY rope charger or trivet

    how to make a DIY rope charger or trivet

    how to make a DIY rope charger or trivet

    how to make a DIY rope charger or trivet

    All you need to make this rope placemat is rope and hot glue!

    With a little time and patience, you'll be able to roll the rope up into a beautiful addition to your home decor.

    How to Make a Rope Placemat

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