Braided rug diy

Featured On So-Sew-Easy! TRUST ME. I CAN’T CROCHET, I CAN’T KNIT. THIS IS SURELY THE EASIEST VERSION OF A RAG RUG PROJECT. IT WAS MY FIRST EVER, AND IT WAS A FUN SUCCESS!

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

We often talk about upcycling trash and garbage, but one thing we all have in abundance that gets thrown out or donated is old fabric in the form of clothing, bedsheets, and towels. Let's learn

Official website of Little House on the Prairie® which serves as a home for fans of Laura Ingalls Wilder's classic books and the beloved television show.

This DIY rug gives new meaning to the phrase, "From rags to riches."

If you have a few old bedsheets around, this is the perfect way to use them (and get an adorable rug out of the process).

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

A guide to making an Amish Knot Rag Rug, plus a yardage chart to give you an idea of how much fabric you'll need to make one.

Recently I decided to try something I've wanted to do for years: rug braiding! I have some beautiful lush wool fabric and some "vintage" tools of my moms so I gave it a whirl. The book from my mom, Beautiful Braiding, copyright 1960, a set of Braid-Aid folders and a Braidkin (flat needle/bodkin) got me started!