Aunt Philly's Tissue Box Pattern

The Aunt Phillys Tissue Box Pattern uses the traditional toothbrush rug technique to create a textured fabric tissue box cover. Constructed from torn strips of fabric and a modified toothbrush-style needle, this method forms a sturdy, flexible fabric surface without machine sewing. The tearing technique allows for efficient preparation of fabric strips, and the construction builds quickly once the rhythm is learned Because the fabric is torn into strips, the overall colour palette has more impact than individual prints. This makes it suitable for.
Scrap fabrics Repurposed sheets Coordinated room décor.
Batiks for consistent colour depth. The finished cover is both decorative and practical, and the completed project is machine washable and dryable for everyday use. This is a small-format project that allows you to try the technique without committing to a full rug.
Toothbrush Rug
Construction Fabric Tearing Method No Machine Sewing Required.
Suitable for all skill levels
Product Details Printed Paper Pattern.
Fabric Tissue Box Cover Machine washable and dryable.