He cut up 3 pool noodles and wrapped them in fabric scraps... people can't stop talking about it

Creating a customized garden kneeler can bring comfort and style to your gardening routine. By repurposing simple pool noodles and fabric scraps, you can craft a functional and eye-catching kneeling pad perfect for long hours spent tending to your plants. This project offers an affordable and creative solution to reduce strain on your knees, while adding a splash of color to your gardening tools.

The finished garden kneeler should be styled in a vibrant, outdoor setting, perhaps placed next to a lush flower bed or under a leafy tree. Its colorful fabric patterns can be coordinated with outdoor cushions or garden decor for a cohesive look. Opt for a mix of complimentary colors to add a lively yet harmonious touch to your garden space.

3 pool noodles

Measure and cut each pool noodle into five equal segments, approximately 12 inches each.

Lay out your fabric scraps and place a pool noodle segment on each piece. Ensure you have enough fabric to fully wrap around the noodle with a little extra for gluing.

Using the hot glue gun, secure one edge of the fabric to the pool noodle, then wrap the fabric tightly around, gluing the opposite edge to ensure it stays in place.

Repeat the process for all 15 segments, ensuring that the fabric is tightly wrapped and secured with glue.

Arrange the wrapped noodle segments in a 5 by 3 formation, alternating fabric patterns for a visually appealing look. Use the hot glue gun to attach the segments together, creating a firm, flat surface for kneeling.

For a more durable and weather-resistant version, consider using waterproof outdoor fabric or adding a layer of clear protective spray to the finished kneeler. You can also experiment with different shapes, such as a circular or hexagonal design, as long as the core structure of wrapped pool noodle segments is maintained. If you prefer additional cushioning, double up the pool noodle layers before attaching them together.