I made this one last year-
There are so many ways to make rugs. Both of these are crocheted, but you can use the toothbrush technique if you want a more heavy duty rug.
You can braid t-yarn- http://sewliberated.typepad.com/sew_liberated/2011/01/the-rainbow-rug.html
Isn't this beautiful? It's from the above website.
(picture from Family Fun)
Or make a latch hook rug- http://familyfun.go.com/crafts/crafts-by-type/sewing-fabric-projects/no-sew-projects/hula-hoop-rug-995304/(photo from e-how)
One more thing, if you've gone through all of the dressers and closets in your house and people are starting to complain because they can't find a t shirt, thrift stores are a great source for more supplies. Our thrift store sells a whole bag of t shirts for $2!
I think the braided rug is next on the list. I love the colors that she used.





I like the idea of using the hoop, might try that when my arm is better, have a wonderful day.
ReplyDeleteOh and I forgot..very pretty !!!
ReplyDeleteI'm currently working on another crocheted rug . . . made with fabric strips. I did one last year and just love the way it washes and wears!
ReplyDeletewow it turned out so pretty. Almost to nice to use as a rug.
ReplyDeleteI love the hoop idea as well. I would love to learn to make rugs. My Hb's grandmother use to make these penny rugs,and rag rugs with prints that were so pretty,I wish I new how.
Have a great weekend.
I love making rugs too. Been braiding a rug for my side of the bed Have hubby's done a looooong time ago mine has been half done for a loooong itme ! Think I need to finish it.
ReplyDeleteSo hello to you and yours thank you for the Christmas card and sorry I haven't been on here much but trying to get back at my blog and taking time to read others blogs Yours first!! love and God Bless Roxanne ps love all the interesting things on your blog
Thank youu for being you
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