15 Fun DIY Bath Mats Made From Unique Materials
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We know bath mats are cheap and washable, but that’s no reason to avoid creating cooler DIY versions to replace your plain old towel pads! Even more fun than making your own bathroom mats is making them out of unconventional materials.
Check out these collections DIY Cushion and Rug Ideas Made of all the different materials, each makes a great bath mat!
Loopy Yarn Bath Mat by Purl Soho
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This bath mat is perfect for avid knitters! By knitting around the middle finger of each stitch, you can create large, soft loops that will make your feet feel great!
Quilted Barbie Quilted Bath Mat
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Quilted bath mats are great for avid quilted sewers, and they have some spare material they may never need. Put your scraps to good use and create soft and colorful bath mats!
Wooden Spa Bath Mats by Hepworth House
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This bath mat is much simpler than it looks! Look for an IKEA trim kit (or a similar brand) that has been squared. The pieces are designed to join together to form a complete deck, but you only need a back. Create the mat of the size and shape you want, then choose whether you want to connect the pieces or make the mat stackable for easy movement. If you want it to look very clean, use the tool to remove the links around the outer edges.
Wild West Sisters’ Woven Towel Pads
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Cut three old towels into vertical strips of any length. First, take strips of each color (or any three strips, if you choose the same towel) and sew the ends together. Braid these strips, and as you read the end, grab more and braid them to continue. When you’ve done all the strokes and have a long rope, sew those ends together too shape the rope into a spiral and sew it into place!
Makely Home Anti-Slip Cotton Carpet Bath Mat
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This one is quick, easy, and upgradeable! Buy some gripping shelf liners and hot glue (or sew, if you’re worried the glue won’t stick to the material) to the underside of the pads. If you want it to be smaller, adjust the size by trimming before sticking the grip pads.
Martha Stewart’s Nautical Rope Bath Mat
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This pattern requires you to weave eight strands of rope into a criss-cross pattern, sewing the ends together. If you’re concerned that the cords will move with use, stick them regularly throughout the pattern after you’ve finished braiding.
Poppytalk Color Pom Pom Bath Mat
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Making pom-poms can be time-consuming, but this mat is a great way to use up yarn waste. Sew your pom poms to a piece of fabric or canvas and enjoy the soft and supple feel of the pad on your toes.
Reality Day Dream Wooden Half Round Bath Mat
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Technically, this tutorial is for a wooden front door gasket, but we thought it would look great in a standing shower! Cut the wood strips, dye them, hold them, drill a hole in each end, and run a string through the holes to hold them in shape.
Dreambook Design Tablecloth Bath Mat
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This tutorial shows you how to upgrade a tablecloth to a rug! The same method makes great bath mats if you customize the shape. If you are concerned about the pad sliding, use spray glue to glue the grip pad to the bottom.
“Living” Moss Bath Mat by The Snug
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This bath mat is a bit high maintenance, but Very Unique! Make bases out of kids’ foam play mats, layer them, and leave room for the moss plugs to fit into the cutouts at the top.
A Common Thread Knit Wipe Bath Mat
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Cut old sheets or duvets into long strips and join them end to end to form your “yarn”. Using the largest needle, weave a basic 4 x 4 cable.
Curbly Pebble Bathroom Mat
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This mat feels great on your feet! All you need is a rubber welcome mat, a bag of river stones (you can collect them yourself, but make sure they are smooth so you don’t cut your feet) and a very strong glue like touch cement.
Crafty Nest Wine Cork Bath Mat
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This pad is quick and easy as long as you use your precision knife carefully! You’ll need a non-stick shelf liner, hot glue, and cork, cut in half so each half has a flat edge and a rounded edge. Glue them to the liner flat side down.
DIY Web’s T-Shirt Rag Bath Mat
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Cut old t-shirts into rags and thread the rags through the holes in the grippy shelf liner. Weave the end of each strap under the mad so it doesn’t fall out. Fill in as many holes as possible to make the pad thick and absorbent.
Imagine Gnats Upcycled Towels and Fabric Bath Mats
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This mat is perfect for sewers with spare fabric. Place the towel between the two pieces of fabric to increase the absorbency, pin the edges, and sew the three pieces together. If you want it to look neater, bind the edges. If you choose two different fabrics, your cushion will be reversible!
Have you made other bath mats out of creative materials before? Let us know how you did it in the comments!
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