Happy to hear! Thank you!

For the backing, I will glue the backing on before I cut the rug and then cut the backing fabric and the tufting cloth off at the same time to create an even cut. Then I will shave the side of the rugs to make it smooth.

It is gorilla glue spray

I got it from tufting.co

It looks like he either uses monks cloth or primary tufting cloth. Monks cloth can be found both in-store (depends on the size you need) and online. Primary tufting cloth I’ve only had luck finding it online. Stores like: Micheals Joann fabrics Walmart Online: You can order from stores listed above or Rug tufting sites I believe tuft the world.com Side note: I also use burlap which is found in stores at about 3ft or less and online with way more length. Hope this helped

I purchase all of my fabric from imakerugs.com

If you have a garage or a garden to keep the rug on the frame glue it up and leave it in the sun to dry it I may take up to 12 hours depending on how hot it is that day check it periodically. But yes in short you can dry your rug in the sun personally I would keep it on the frame so it stays stretched but you can take it off the frame if you like. I make rugs too @rugfun.uk on Instagram & subscribe to my channel for more. Hope this helped ❤️‍🔥✨🦋. Happy tufting 🧶

@@toriirs I live in the Caribbean Jamaica to be exact trust me when I saw I will have the sun. Just wanted to ask because I have never seen I video of someone putting it out side to dry. Thanks

I got them from tufttheworld.com

And how about trademark issues - hope Nike doesn't have their lawyers send him a letter.

@@DesignCuttersit’s considered art so they can’t

@@joselynwatson6244 yeah - good luck with that. Even items considered "derivative" items are not allowed to be reproduced. The rule is if it can be confused with the original trademark holder, it is infringing.