Hand braided rug

I did it! I made a rag rug from recycled t-shirts! Braiding a t-shirt rag rug has been on my crafty to-do list for a while now, and I've finally crossed it off. Today, I'm sharing some tips I gathered along the way. Let’s start at the beginning. And that is where I got the

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I made two braided rugs with scraps of wool.

I've wanted to make another spiral braid rag rug since finishing my last one! I learned to make a Braided Rag Rug in a two-part workshop wit...

Country braided rugs are the beautiful creation of Country Braid House, a company located in Tilton, New Hampshire. The company has been dedicated in honoring and maintaining the New England tradition of rug braiding since the day they were founded...

If you want to make something unique, a homemade braided rug is a fun project and can be a good gift. These are easy to make and require only a little sewing, resulting in a neat rug that's reminiscent of Pioneer designs. Gather some...

Hand made round braided cotton and jute rag rugs in a wonderful combination of rich rainbow colours, they make a perfect addition to any home, caravan, tent, garden or children's play house. Made from coloured recycled fabric & jute that has been braided into multi-coloured braids or plaits. The braids are then joined, 'coiled' and stitched into place with a machined zig-zag stitch to from a wonderful unique round rag rug. The resulting pattern of colours is stunning and different in each…

This original no-sew DIY uses recycled t-shirts and the most simple method to create your own braided t-shirt rug!

So you're looking to take up wool rug braiding? Congratulations! Here's what you'll need -- and need to know -- to start your first rug!

Some years ago I made two braided rag rugs using fabric scraps and old ugly fabrics. A braided rug is a great way to use up scraps and ugly fabric – most of the ugly pattern and color is hidden while rolling and braiding the fabric! 😉 How To Make A Rag Rug I used … Continue reading DIY Braided Rug From Old Fabric Scraps →