big (coconut) foot

Posted by griffa on 2011 April 7 · Leave a Comment

big (coconut) foots are recycled coconut carpets foot shaped cut. they can be used as wall carpets, mats… if u cut many of them u can do a complete footprinted walk and use it as a direction signal.

4 steps simple DIY instructions:

1. find a old coconut carpet (not too dirty… or clean it!)

2. draw footprints on the back with a thick marker. u can do them in many sizes. we like big sizes that look like a bigfoot footprint (the ones in the pic are approx. 80 cm big).

3. cut them out with a big cutter

4. hang them to a wall, put them on the floor or wherever u like

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