Antislip Vinyl Primary Tufting Cloth Backing Fabric Non Slip Pad with Plum Blossom Pattern for Carpets Rug Tufting Gun Cushion Punch Needle (70 x 39 Inch) (Black)

This works very well. Nice fabric. Stays together. Durable.

Worked well for my first tufted rug.

I was a little concerned as some of the listing photos appeared to show some inconsistencies of the non-skid, flower pattern, but there were ZERO pattern faults on the cutting I received!! The underlying fleece fabric is fairly soft and has a bit of a grey-bluish hue to it. Overall, Im very pleased with this item! The rubber flowers are built strong and holds up great with being washed on cold and on a very low drier setting. Would recommend and excited to use for my upcoming projects! Thank you!!

used this for a few rugs and it creates a great non slip feel on the bottom. It is nice material and has little rubber dots on the bottom to provide that nonslip. I enjoy using this compared to other cloths to back the rug because it gives them a more professional feel. It is easy to apply to your rug and cut as well. you get a good amount with this and it will last a few uses depending on the size of your piece.

Love it for backings on projects

This product worked perfectly on my handmade rug. I attached it with hot glue and carpet glue. I also used a ribbon border around the outside to tuck and hide the edge. This final backing cloth was nice and flexible as well as non-slip.

Great stuff

I have a carpet that I love the look of but unfortunately it doesnt have a backing on it and it just slides around like crazy on our wood floors. I have tried gel grips, velcro grips, those plastic-y rubbery mats/sheets you can put underneath and nothing works. I decided to give this a try even though I didnt have especially high hopes for it, but it really works. I did sew it to the bottom of my rug which isnt hard to do. Even someone with a rudimentary understanding of sewing could do it, it just takes a little time. Once the backing was sewn on I also made sure to just tack it down in a few places around the middle using simple X stitches. That keeps it from sliding around on the fabric and the fabric keeps it from sliding on the floor. Its been working great and Ive had no problems with sliding rugs since.

I ordered the fabric for putting a backing on small (2 x 3) area rugs. Since the rugs are thick and have a stiff backing, I wasnt able to sew the fabric to the rug so I used double-sided tape to attach the fabric to the rug backing. It works great! The rugs dont move even with rambunctious pets running across them. I love that I dont have to constantly move these small rugs back into place and that I can be sure that they arent going to slip and slide when someone walks across them.

Tufting is an interesting new hobby/side business for just about anybody. You need a tufting gun, some yarn, loosely woven support fabric, and this soft backing to finish it up. Look up some YouTube videos to learn the process, then give it a try!