Foam Puzzle Mat for crochet uses
I use these to block my crochet projects and it works great! the smell of the foam always fills me with nostalgia which is a nice perk! I love that I can interlock the pieces for larger projects Read more

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Rated 4.4/5 across 5,943 reviews — well received overall.
Customers find the floor mat works well for blocking knitting and crochet projects and appreciate its quality and value for money.
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I use these to block my crochet projects and it works great! the smell of the foam always fills me with nostalgia which is a nice perk! I love that I can interlock the pieces for larger projects Read more
My dog had puppies and when the puppies started walking they were afraid to walk on the floor so I bought these mats. Within a few days with the mats they began to walk.The mats gave them the confidence to start walking so I absolutely love these! Read more
Good for kids areas. No thick but add some padding. Read more
Used on wall next to toy bin ...need another set but a bit costly Read more
The interlocking design makes these mats very easy to assemble and customize. They fit together like puzzle pieces, so you can cover small or large areas. The non-toxic material is a big plus — safe for children, pets, and indoor use without that strong chemical smell. Priced perfectly. Read more
Small.....guess I didn't read size correctly. I think i can find bigger standard size for just a few bucks more. Read more
I got these for blocking things u knit and crochet. These have great cushioning. My pins do not go through all the way which is just what I want. These are a great value for price as products listed as blocking Matt’s for 4-8 can start at $40 sometimes. These are such a great alternative and the colors are exactly as pictured. These seem very durable and if I had children or needed to pad a floor I would definitely purchase more for that purpose. Read more
These are very well known, My granddaughter loves snapping them together, I ask her a color & she steps on that color. Then she ask me & I step on color. Its a learning process as well. She loves them. Read more
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