I was looking for a cute yet simple way to carry my yoga mat to class but didn t feel like making or buying a new bag.
How to use yoga mat carrying strap.
In this project i ll show you how to make your own basic strap that can be adjusted to fit any yoga mat.
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Sew the edges of the straps with the inside out and then turn them out when finished.
Grab a yoga bag.
Make 2 shorter straps based on the thickness of your yoga mat and before cutting add another 6 8 inches.
Then i discovered the yoga sling.
You can already have all your gear packed and ready for class without having to strap anything down.
They re so quick to make that you could easily sew one for everyone in your class.
This allows for thicker mats to be carried without making another strap.
Slip the noose you create over the rolled yoga mat to position the strap at the center of the mat.
Thread the unbuckled end of your yoga strap through both metal hoops on the buckle end to form a loop out of the yoga strap.
Double that free end back and tuck it through the second metal hoop over the first hoop and through the second.
You can even use the same method to create a strap for a camping mattress picnic blanket or rug though i m not sure why you d need to carry a rug around town.
Roll your eyebag up into your mat and secure with your yoga strap for an easy shoulder harness to transport to class.
Side shoulder yoga mat bags are efficient comfortable and totally safe to use on a bike.
No need to buy a fancy carry bag or special sling thing.
Using a yoga mat bag is the quickest way to carry your yoga mat.
While i have found that leaving my yoga mat stretched out in my living room does encourage me to use it more often i m too lazy to take it with me and too eco friendly or cheap to buy a yoga bag which also seems like a pain for my eco friendly mat.
Most yoga mat bags have plenty of extra room and pockets for.